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I liked the interface, it reminded me of 8-bit computer text adventures.

I'm eager to see more.

Aw beans

Either they're water bears or you're taking 'she's tall' to extremes :zzthink:

Jacob Geller needs to be told about this!

This was fun! Good flag too.

This was brilliant. I really loved the puns!

Pretty fly for a smiley guy.

I have an idea of what he looks like, but I'll wait for a while before sharing it.

EDIT: see below

That's not what I thought HE'D look like.

Congratulations on the full release!

The former? In the sense that part of your essay's motivation came from looking back on your work and the communities you've been part of.

After playing (reading?) it, I wonder if this is your "I Don't Know James Rolfe" moment.

=3

Will we be getting a sequel?

It needed more Asterix references

Oops, it's based on Dr.Livesey from a Soviet Treasure Island cartoon. It's a riff on one of his catchphrases.

...not really? It's just your OC being memeified further.

A straight shot of WiLness.

is gud gem 4 short tym u med it in

You really nailed the sense of unease those parts of a house can bring on.

Aww =3

Please do one for calico cats =3

Yes, this sounds good.

I liked it! I enjoyed how the three main characters moved forward (so to speak) by the end of the game.

If Snorb provides a refresher on his story, then so will I.

Oh! I feel it! I feel the-

This was fun! It took a while for me to wrap my brain around how I needed to move, but it was an enjoyable experience overall.

I can provide a cheat sheet post-jam...

I enjoyed the surprise the installer gave me once I figured out what it needed! 

Muscle Goose will get his game, I promise!

The ZIP file contains a post-jam graphical update and should not be used for judging.

Trolling as an increasingly frustrating adventure game. It was fun!

Quoi?

Kitten Hallway III The Endless Runner The Game Colon Weave Game for Game Jam is fun, I could see this being a weird shareware DOS game I would have taken a shine to when younger.

Well done!

Convince me you weren't influenced by Cathy Guisewite in that last art board.

Thank you! The name's a giveaway on the influence.