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this is a good cake. I'd eat this cake.

Wow! Thanks for submitting to the jam! It definitely has a surreal, eerie feeling to it. I like the use of alerts, too. The sense of place in the story is really strong (and the background helps too).

I think a perfect example of how your translation both helps and hinders the story is the sentence, "in the night the meadows resound with tree frogs squawks." The word "resound" is so rich and not often used in English so the thoughtfulness of the translation really helps there. It's so specific and original I love it! And then the extra "s" on "frogs" is just a small typo which distracts just a tiny bit.

Overall, I really like it - incredibly original and creative. Would love to see more!

Ha! Using dialogue to give instructions / pace the game was really smart I thought, and was definitely my favorite part. Really well done! I escaped the gravitational pull!

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The World is Large is a the story of one tiny little heart's journey to find another. It's an adventure. It's a love poem. It's less than one half of one speck of dust in a great big world.

All you need to play it is a mouse or a finger on a touchscreen.

https://wideopengames.itch.io/the-world-is-large

Created in 48 hours for Ludum Dare 38.

Wow! Thanks for submitting to the jam! It definitely has a surreal, eerie feeling to it. I like the use of alerts, too. The sense of place in the story is really strong (and the background helps too).

I think a perfect example of how your translation both helps and hinders the story is the sentence, "in the night the meadows resound with tree frogs squawks." The word "resound" is so rich and not often used in English so the thoughtfulness of the translation really helps there. It's so specific and original I love it! And then the extra "s" on "frogs" is just a small typo which distracts just a tiny bit.

Overall, I really like it - incredibly original and creative. Would love to see more!

What a lovely sense of place. I really enjoyed this!