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Greetings; I encountered your game at Boston FIG and had a blast playing it.

I remember at the Fest somebody mentioned something about a “second page” of puzzles, yet I can’t seem to find them in the Linux download.

Is there actually a “second page”, or was that just a Boston FIG exclusive? (Please don’t do that; not everybody has time to play everything)

Feature Request:

I would like Rahituber to discern what kind of speech fragment is coming through the audio and map it to different “open mouth” positions.
For example, we could have different mouth shapes for “ff”, “nn”, “aah”, “ooh”, etc.

Could use machine learning to classify the audio fragment; plenty of pre-trained models out there to steal.

We would only know if it’s a good idea or not with playtesting. So, its worth a shot!

One bit of feedback I have about the card battle combat is that the three “colors” should have distinct strategies associated with them. As it is now, the three “colors” are mathematically identical; if one card lets you increase its points or deplete the points of another color, the others will have cards with symmetric effects. This turns the deckbuilding into an elaborate game of rock-paper-scissors, which is mathematically equivalent to flipping a coin. Compare this to Magic: the Gathering where the colors are able to do some things better and are unable to do other things.

I would make one color better at drawing cards, one better at dealing direct damage to the Opponent’s “premises”, and one focused on shielding/accumulating Premises. Perhaps introduce a strategy where it is beneficial to “stockpile” premises beyond what is required for the Argument card for long-term benefits exclusive to one color. This would encourage the player to “choose” a playstyle and stick with it; adapting their deck to different strategies.

Hey, so since you say RahiTuber will always be free, have you considered open-sourcing it as well?

HYPE!!

EndeavourOS

I found a bug: I am unable to play Teak’s Tall Tale on the Linux version because Teak keeps veering to the right without input.

Firstly, I liked what little writing there was. The main character has both the desire to be with his friends but also a lingering resentment and disappointment as to how the world is changing and him with it, and it’s clear with his dialogue that these two things are at present in conflict with one another. I definitely want to see where this story is going.

But, the gameplay is extremely bland. The first stage has zero complexity besides run, jump, and shoot and the boss is way too easy and simple. I would overhaul the entire stage to reward exploration more and make use of the bubble gun upgrade for platforming .

Still, the writing got me hooked enough to deem this demo worthy. I can connect you with resources to help game development if you would like.

you didn’t upload the demo, i can’t download it

and… now im stuck on the patient chart

allright; now i’m stuck on the thing with the 9 circular buttons; i can’t click on any of them

I’m stuck on the second room, in the puzzle with the 9 squares and the two dark squares

Well I tried Running it via Proton and Steam Runtime, too, but I got the same error

Hey; your game is not compatible with Wine/Linux. I’m getting an error about an “msxml2.dll” when running it via Wine that I can’t resolve.

Does buying the itch version come with a Steam key? I want to know if I would have to buy this twice or not.

When will a demo be available?

I drew some art 🪄

Have you considered making a Discord Server for this game? 

Also, are you interested in a publisher at this time? I scout for one and can put in a good word for you.

I drew some art 🩶

This is such a solid puzzle! I enjoyed every level!

Are you planning on uploading this demo to Steam?

Very nice puzzle design. Played your game at WPI

Hello, do you plan on uploading your demo to your Steam page?

I drew Blayk. I really want to see them in action again...

Hi! I'm playing your game on Linux via Wine, and when I'm using a controller, the left stick doesn't work. I can't move my character playing on a controller, but all the other controller buttons work. Can you look into this? 

Also if you would be so kind as to upload the demo on Steam, that would be great.  Steam Next Fest is coming soon, and the added reach of Steam will certainly help your Kickstarter.

Can you upload the demo on Steam?

i drew fanart <3

I'm having the same issue, and I'm on Linux. Aiming with the Right stick only allows me to aim within +/- 45 degrees to where Lea is facing. 

I have it as a Non-Steam game in my Steam Library, and I still have the Right Stick issue. How do I remap the Right stick to fix this?

Hi,

I'm on Linux and your game freezes within a few seconds of gameplay when playing via Wine v8.9. Please address this issue

you're right, it was a one time issue

As above

This is incredibly cute. 
I drew fanart <3

Can you upload the first chapter to Steam as well?

Other than posting the occasional progress screenshot, not much. Just observing fans talk about the game can be a good experience

that's alright I can volunteer my services as a mod and I've been scouring the wastes of itch and steam looking for a game exactly in this state to do exactly this for for a very long time.

ha. But seriously consider making a discord. You're starting to attract people to your work, and collecting them into a personal space is very critical at this stage. I come from the ashes of an old fandom ready to seed a new one, and I know an inspired work when I see it.

Side note there has to be a reward for stocking up bottles of booze at some point in the late game like a collectible

I haven't even gotten to the part where I tell Winston about Sundown (if that dialogue exists at all yet), and I haven't managed to win the Saloon shootout with the bullets Winston gives you. Haven't even figured out where Ronald and Carl are mentioned as mentioned by another commenter here.So I still. Haven't found all the options yet, and remain in awe of the game's complexity.

Have you considered making a discord? It would help you grow your fandom, and you have something genuinely inspiring.

I was thoroughly impressed. I've finished two playthroughs and still haven't found all the routes yet.

I absolutely love how all the sprites are animated to be both interactable and blend fluidly into the scene.

So. I am a scouter for a publisher called Pineapple Works who specializes in crowdfunding, marketing, and console porting. If these are things you would like I can put you in touch.

Are ya kidding?

Placeholder sprites are one of the few legitimate use cases of AI art imo. You can get something approximating what you want and use it as a reference for when you commision an illustrator.