Idk why I loved this so much. I guess it's the same as when I play a basic fishing game and really enjoy it. I only thing I'd want is a harder mashing mini game for when you bit the hook. Really good jam game!!
I like the idea of a dating sim where you don't wanna date the person. I'm not a big fan of visual novels so I just spam clicked lmao (Still left a good rating for the idea and visuals tho 🥺)
Was fine for the slower ones, but when it got faster the typing box blocked the keyboard so I couldn't adust to where I needed to put it without the hand hitting a random key. Otherwise a cute and charming game. And yes, birds aren't real!
The original idea was that you were making a game specifically for me, so I thought literally having me talk would be fitting, even after the idea changed I still wanted to keep the audio tutorial cuz I thought it would be funny :P
But I didn't want to make the tutorial too overbearing so I let the player do whatever they wanted while the tutorial was playing, and I included text tutorials in case anyone missed something I said or had mo audio
The windows are just different surfaces (that's just what pygame calls them idk what else they might be called) and there's a list of them, the last on being the "focused" one. Whenever you click a window or open it ot puts it to the back of the list.
It defo isn't optimised at all cuz opening 3 windows starts to tank fps but it's just a jam game, but that fps tank stopped me from making a web build because pygame web builds run at like, 50%-20% of the normal game speed so the game already slowing down normally would suck for a web build.
Goofy game, played until I got an ecstatic guest. The only thing I didn't like was that I somehow did better when I just clicked the top option rather than trying. Idk if I got lucky or if I'm just bad, still a great idea
Bit short even for a jam game, but really like the concept. It was fun on the last level trying to corner him with 2 guards, would love to see a longer version
