I'm really sorry for what you went through, and even though we don't know each other, just know that I'm very proud of you. You're a much stronger person than you know. I'm also really happy that you like making video games as much as you do. I enjoy playing your games a lot, and I'm looking forward to your future ones as well.
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I really like this game. It's genuinely tense and pretty scary, especially when the corpse actually appears, and I like how creative the dream sequences are. Also, funnily enough, the way in which you fall asleep in the game is similar to what I do in real life when I can't sleep. My vision is dotted with little grey shapes when I close my eyes, so I often watch them to go to sleep.
I really wanted to give this a good rating, but I noticed there was no option to do so. I don't know why I can't rate this game, but regardless, this is an amazing love letter to old RPG Maker games and I'd definitely recommend it if you enjoyed games like "Mad Father", "Ib", "Alicemare" and "Aria's Story".
I'm really enjoying this so far. I love how cute and vibrant all of the characters are, and I love the soundtrack. Also, I recognised the music from the title screen as being the same music from the title screen as "Sofia?" by Hatoge, so that's pretty cool! Anyway, I'm still busy getting the other endings, and I already have a feeling that things are not what they seem...
I really liked this game. I liked the message of how two people can find their way back to each other, even if it might seem as though their paths will never cross again, and I liked how you had to work out the rules of different number sequences, so that you could find the next numbers in the sequences and move forward.
This game was beautiful. The visuals were so unique and interesting, and I really liked the sound effects accompanying them. I felt that the theme was about all life being precious, regardless of how insignificant some lives may seem, but this could just be my interpretation. I could tell that a lot of heart went into this experience, and I loved it.