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Congrats on launching the game dude!

Thank you so much for playing! (Also your username is so thematically on point to my game, what an amazing coincidence)

I appreciate you checking out the game and providing your feedback! There's actually 3 endings in my game, but since I only used 2 images in the entire game (including the opening) it might not have been as apparent.

Will definitely take a look like games from khywae! Thank you again.

Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! I appreciate it so much and I’m glad you enjoyed playing!

Thank you so, so much! Appreciate the support and glad you could feel the vibe I was going for

Omg this is so coool! Thank you so much for playing my game on stream!

Hey! Thanks for the feedback and sorry you feel that way. I made the game within the time frame. All the game jams I submitted the game to were also happening within a similar time frame.

The opposite worlds inspiration came from the player being a human and the person you are engaging dialogue with being a heavenly being who spends time on earth. 

It's all I know how to do unfortunately 😅 Thank you so much for playing! I'll be checking your submission out as well!

Thank you so much! Most of the dev was definitely spent trying to create the perfect vibe across the narrative, visuals and audio. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you for playing! Really appreciate it

Hello! Thanks for playing and for the feedback that you need to refresh the page for the second playthrough. I've heard a few people mention this so I am trying to look into it. 

Am thinking of localising some of my bitsy games into Japanese or Chinese, however JP and CN script don't show up when I run the game. What can I do to fix this? Sorry if this has already been answered before!

Thank you so much! I really wanted to capture the bittersweet feeling of losing someone to the passage of time. Appreciate you playing!

Ahhhh thanks so much for testing it! I might just remove the feature entirely then. Thanks again!

Hey, thank you so much for replying! I apologise for not reading the comment where you addressed it. I really love what you did with the CRT Shader for The Fragment so was just wondering if it was possible to replicate with a GIF. Really, really love this template regardless, thank you for making it!

Thank you so much for this! I’ve been tinkering with this template all morning. I wanted to ask, is it possible to have a video or looping GIF instead of a static image? Just for that VN look and feel.

The ending made me tear up! This was such a cute game, with a really wholesome message.

Really amazing how you blended horror with humour! And the sound design went so hard. Really cool!

Trippy! My first time playing a Bitsy 3D game, really cool to see how it can be used to create a liminal space kind of vibe.

This was so beautiful, it makes me wish I could just dive right into this poem.

This was a cool concept! Took me back to the fetch questing style of games in point and click adventures like Pajama Sam. The writing was quite funny too!

I completely cracked up at the line 'there is only blue and yellow'. That was fun! Also super love the bouncy sprite, it was adorable to look at.

Such a cool idea to make an anomaly game in Bitsy! The sound it makes when you place a talisman in the mailbox is also really satisfying.

"Yeah it's too sad, I don't want to burden them" is the line that hit me the hardest. I love looping narratives and the way you used it to communicate the universal sadness and the disconnection between people - worked so well!

This was really cool! I've never seen this style of Bitsy/Binksi game before and loved how you were able to make a visual novel out of this. The music, the prose and the visuals all went together really well.

Omg this was wonderful. The art was so simple yet the little details you had like the car being able to turn around, were so satisfying! I also love that the sounds for delivering each mail to each house were the same, I feel like the repetition made it even more poetic. The music was wonderful too and really set the tone for something eerie. I also really like the use of the colour palette to convey the time changing throughout the day/game! Learnt so much from playing this game, thank yo u!

The Kookaburra cries gave me PTSD to my time living in Australia. Love the concept!

Hello again! I just uploaded a new build which should have hopefully fixed this issue! Thanks again for bringing this to my attention.

Ahh I'm so sorry to hear that! 

I just ran the game and it seems fine to me. If you talk to the goat and the hit 'up' on the space to the left of the goat, it should take you to the second room. 

I'll troubleshoot again on my build and see if I can make a fix. 

Thank you for playing!! I appreciate it a lot

Thank you so much! I'm going to check out your game today too because I love cats

Thank you for giving it another try!

Hey! I'm so sorry for the trouble to the both of you. I just reuploaded a new build. After you talk to the cat and move forward at the top of the screen, it should load a new room.

Ahhhh thank you so much for trying it out, tipping and for sharing the feedback on Decker! I'll update the build as soon as I'm able to.  You've been so helpful Millie, really appreciate it!

Thank you so much, this is super helpful! Appreciate you responding to me :)

Hey Millie! I love your zine collection and have been going through them slowly to get inspiration as I'm new to Decker. Stupid question - How do you get your Decker builds to not include the menu bar at the top? I want people to be able to experience my Decker build without changing anything in it - if that makes sense?

Thank you for trying the game! It means a lot. It's written with a pretty loose narrative, so very open to interpretation. Glad it made you feel something!

Thank you so much for playing! Yes it was very unhinged *laugh-crying emoji* but I guess I got a game out of it and that's what traumatic life experiences are for.

Thank you so much! Appreciate you taking the time to play it. It's kind of lo-fi Ren'Py, but it works!

Thank you so much for checking it out! Google Slides is a really nifty tool for prototyping I think! Before going all in on Ren'Py