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Hey, I don't know if it's this update or not, but now for many mods, it's saying "couldn't download mod" or something like that? These mods are all in line with the current supported version and I've installed them before this update and have had them running for a while, so I don't know what it could be.

Yk I wanted to say something, but what did I honestly expect from a game like this.

OH MY GOD NEW MYSTERY JAM GAME DROPPED!!

Dawg, ts had me so stressed. Like SO FUCKIN STRESSED. Playing it alone at 2 am didn't help, but I was deadass breaking into a SWEAT. The way the game without care switches between moments of wholesome joking and just casual vn shit to psychological horror is beautiful.

Also, although this is only the first episode er so, it gets the main message across ASF. Like, I was strugglin to trust ANYONE in the game. I was thinking "Hm... Maybe I should trust Robbie cuz Cain just seems too perfect and untrustworthy.. But then, what if that's what the authors want you to think? What if it's actually Robbie in the end and they just tricked you?... BUT WHAT IF THAT'S WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO THINK AND IT'S ACTUALLY CAIN?!"

Also, it has SO many subplots going on that don't just end in loose ends and unfinished constructions, which is rare for a game to have that attempts such intricate subplots. 

Finally, the entire concept? That of the cards and traits and that whole thinking phase? The minigames?! And don't even get me started on the minigames, like the computer ones — THEY ARE SO GODDAMN STRESSFUL, especially the last one. Anywho, the concept of the cards and the thinking phase is brilliant and I genuinely cannot think of another vn that has tried that, or even a game for that matter, er at least nothing comes to mind. 

I regret absolutely nothing over playing this vn and I am absolutely THRILLED to see another episode!!! There hasn't in a long while been a visualnovel that I've been so invested in. 

Seriously, great work. 

(Ps: The art is gorgeous asf too?! And best believed I peeped that scene w Robbie where the colors drained — genuinely masterful).