I wish I had known these were MP3 files and not lossless files before I bought it, and that these didn’t loop. But they’re nice tunes.
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Hello! I played this and I have thoughts.
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Firstly, I really really enjoyed it! I thought Annet and Gwen were adorable, and I wish there had been a CG of them kissing at the end because that would have been super cute! (But like, time constraints and such — I totally get it)
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I liked how you recorded multiple different variants of “no” and giggles and such. It varied the voices even if there wasn’t that much voice acting.
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I kind of wish Gwen killed Annet. I know, it would have been cliche, but it would have been more romantic to me rather than everything turning out all hunky-dory. Especially the part where the FBI agent was misleading the protagonist seemed a bit contrived (even if this was lampshaded by explictly saying it sounded like a TV show).
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I liked the phone cursor, and how the characters sat down by having a table in front of them and a chair behind them. It really sold the whole deal.
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The point and click bit at the beginning was really cool, and I’m glad you added an option for dumb people (like me) to skip it.
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It was really hot how I couldn’t see Gwen until a bit into the game but could hear her. Left me wanting.
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As someone who worked in a customer service job, I wish I had encountered a hot murder curse avatar. That would have been SO much better.
Overall, I greatly enjoyed it. Thanks for making this game!
He’s 26 or older. His story takes place after the events of the Pajama Sam video.
I can’t really say definitely which one he is beyond that, as Sam being in the same universe as a Professor DougDoug and a fictional Rosa doesn’t particularly make sense. These are characters that had their stories play out as they were shown on stream, but after those events, their lives diverged.
Basically, it’s an alternate universe.
Thank you so much! We greatly appreciate your support.
The website address is DougDougsBasement.org. I’ve added that to the bottom of the Itch page, since it automatically redirects here when you enter that! Thank you!
A friend recommended this short game to me, and after a playthrough, I was confused why it came so highly recommended. The art was unique and the music was nice, but there wasn’t much to the game. I went through it twice and was still confused. Then I went to this webpage and (shocker!) actually read the instructions, and then I understood it a bit better. I clicked the flower petal and was surprised that it did something!
I eventually figured out the trick to it (using it at the right time to read minds). That was really cool! I thoroughly enjoyed this game and it was the perfect length for an experimental VN.
My only critique are that I wish there’d been an instructions screen before the game started, and I had a bit of trouble understanding some of the dialogue. This was really fun, though! I love to see you branching out (get it? plant pun?)
A friend recommended this to me. I was entranced by the cute story of a sapphic not-ghost and a black cat. I’m a lesbian with a black cat that likes ghosts and spooky aesthetics but not TOO scary, so this definitely was in my niche.
It took me a bit to understand that Anna was replying to the narrator, but that’s okay! Usually I’m not fond of fourth wall breaks, but I think it was really cute here. I enjoyed it.
Anyway, this story made me want to play VA-11 Hall-A after hearing about how good it was for years. I bought it as a result of this story.
Oh, and one more thing! It’s quite inspiring that your game was a game jam game and then became so popular that it was ported to many other platforms. As a fledgling dev myself, gives me hope.
Thank you.
-Jordan Brown

