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Thank you!!!!! The writers did a great job on fleshing out the characters, and their emotions!!

Thank you so much!!! The limited palette and the color swap saved us a lot of time working on some assets n such lol.

I hope it didnt leave you too distraught, but thank you for playing! We do really appreciate it nonetheless! 

Thank you so much!!! It really means a lot! I have yet to check out other games, but I love the artstyle on your game and would love to check it out once I get the chance!!

YESSSSSSSSSS you get me

I'm glad you enjoyed it!! It's the longest VN i've made so far, and Im glad that we got to finish it in time!! 

Thank you so much!! I always enjoy making the UIs different and unique when making VNs! I'll be sure to check out your submission when I get the chance!

Everything from the presentation, the voice acting, the CGs, and the story is just perfect.

The contrasting vibes  of sweetness and horror is so well done, with the doomed timeloop yuri just hitting hard where i live. 
This is the type of VN that i would pay for, and its an absolute privalege to play it like this.

I have yet to play other submissions for the jam, but this might be legit one of my favorite games so far.

Love to see more from yall!!!

Very accurate depiction of depression.
Surrounded by people who just simply doesnt understand him, Jae-ik struggles to become an artist that he himself can be proud of, while dealing with tense family situations like degradation of his passion, expectation as an eldest son in a patriachical family, and jealousy of someone who manages to get the love and adoration from everyone.

Being born into a well off family and having adult figures not understanding the new and harsh struggles of modern generation is also realistically stressful. "I managed to be successful. Why cant you?" type of ignorance.

Each and every moment feels like you are suffocating in this environment where escape seems to be impossible. It almost feels like you are "survivng" through dinner by making the "correct" social choices.

And as a Korean immigrant who has very similar experience of living in an environment where no one seems to fully understand you (albeit it was more or less queer oriented on my end), I can't help but feel sympathy for Jae-ik.

While some of the texts seems to get cut off sometimes, and names occasionally showing up as Korean, the bugs are minimal enough to not hinder the overall experience.

I would love to see more stories like this, and more works depicting Korean culture and society.
세상 모든 유재익씨들, 힘내세요!.

Oh yes, this is peak.

Do check the Endings and Secret guide in the Development Logs! It should be on the very bottom of the Game Page!

Guide Link

this is infact, quite a pro gamer moment.