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Just some of the reasons I enjoyed reading this: 

--niche subject

--teaches you something new (didn't occur to me before that ppl could collect replica insects, and that there are gacha insects!!! I will not buy them! I will...not...)

--interesting visuals (not to be all like "excellent use of negative space 🤓" but it has a very clean presentation, tidy and organized, while also having good artistic representations of the bugs, and nice touches like the page borders. 

--a sense of self-expression, of being very much the expression of a specific individual. 

Super cute and sweet game! And cute art/graphics--I love that Kitty Katt's profile in the fight scenes is updated to reflect her hijinks in the game. It seems obvious a lot of thought went into this game. It has an impressive amount of content for such a low wordcount.

I haven't gotten all the achievements yet but I do plan on playing through to get them all.

I loved this, it's so thorough and well thought out. And 100% of it rings true to my own experiences.

The part about the gender associations of cozy games is something that never occurred to me, but which makes sense. 

Funny and cute game, I lol'd.

Not sure if there is a "Win" ending, but I've enjoyed playing through this and trying to find one with the different moon/item/choice combos. 

This was interesting, I enjoyed playing it (enough so that I'm going to check out the game it's a prequel for.)

This was very cool. I hope it gets continued. Seeing humans from an outside POV is always interesting imo.

I liked the choice to have moving text too, instead of switching between pages of static text. It creates a sense of immersion/events presently taking place, VS reading about something that's already happened (Sorry, I may not be describing this well).

Thematically, exploring the ethics around pets is a very worthwhile subject to invite people to take a deeper look at.

Awesome little story game. It made me laugh. It comes across as very dark comedy. When a single brain MRI scan costs $5000, the idea of having a friend try and solve the problem, hairdryer in hand, becomes a lot more tempting. 

I enjoyed this.

Fun to play and I liked the inclusion of the odd juxtaposition that often comes from observing other species going about their lives. It's an inherently outsider-looking-in experience, there's a barrier there, and it's interesting how this game makes it apparent. 

I love this. It did make me laugh, and it's very cute.

I'm (trying) to make a simple game in RPGmaker. I've never made a game before, so I wanted to do something really short and simple since I have to learn everything, LOL.

I can't wait to try everyone else's games, they all sound really neat :3