This is interesting but even with the walkthrough its so incredibly byzantine. Is there like a scene viewer? Im entirely fed up with interacting with every sprite in every dungeon, and my reward for successfully avoiding the enemies appears to be getting zero scenes.
- Dec 1, 2020
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- Dec 1, 2020
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Oké... I think I knew a new case for a word...
Returning to the topic, remember this is a game.
You can try to avoid every monster and play like 4d chess, but at the end, is up to you what you find fun.
If "Wining" is not fun, try something else. You have many ways to save your runs and try everything you have in mind.
This is a puzzle game, but if you already passed the trick, try looking down and enjoy the sunrise.
Do a YOLO if you want-
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Just remember, your free time is limited, use it as you like, but use it, don't just follow a list of things to do, without getting any feeling or life back.
- Jun 3, 2020
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I talk to the characters as much as I can, but if they try to explain a mechanic of the game, I will probably skip over it or forget, so I can learn/figure it out along the way.
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- Jan 13, 2025
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Game is curious nonetheless.. To be honest, I am not into some of its kinks… Came with my own biases, but it surprised me greatly. The art, the plot.. I have to say that some part of the story that link toys and dreams reminded me of IB (The game) and some dreams reminded me some parts of The fabricated world. Linking Nanami with Mary. Also, the plot has some interesting turns that are both surprising and strange, which in turn leads to think about the meaning of the whole experience. Good work overall.