Aw, thank you!

I do agree about some of the assets. I simply ran out of time to make all of my own tiles. My general plan is to come back to it after the jam and remake everything in the appropriate style when I have a little more time to agonize over getting the perfect autotile, haha. 

You're right though,  Nia probably shouldn't have been sharing her name with the tylwyth teg. Granny would be very disappointed, haha. 
Hopefully Bran honoured their agreement in the end.

To be honest I'm still shocked I was able to wrap it all up by the deadline. Around Friday I was certain it was going to be impossible, haha. 

Thanks! :D
The cypher was an idea from Whyms and it's a bit unusual for a game,  but it adds a bit of extra puzzling.  It would also have been possibly to just check all the trees,  but if you're prepared to work on the cypher,  you get the reward.
Very pleased to hear you liked both the art and story.  We were really keen on trying to keep the narrative part captivating as we had no idea how much we'd get done gameplay-wise,  and I think all-in-all the result has been reasonably solid,  even if there are a lot of things I'd like to work on on it in future.

Thanks for commenting!

Thank you!  Really glad you got into it and it's great to hear what ending you chose.  Whyms will be very pleased about it, haha. 
That's really high praise, and I'm very flattered. 

Thank you for letting us know about the sequence break, and your criticism of the design! That's very helpful. 

As for the king and other characters, I also appreciate your feedback on that front! The time constraints made it difficult for me to properly flesh out the idea, but I had wanted to make it to where there was no choice that was necessarily the wrong one. If Lost and I were to make another version of this game after the Parade, I'd probably want to make things feel a bit less cut and dry, but I'm still very happy that people have been finding the narrative entertaining enough that they want to go for the endings they missed. Thank you very much for your feedback, and I'm glad you enjoyed!

That's fair.
A lot of the general feel of the play experience is due in part to me being a relative beginner to the actual 'making the game'  part of the development (I'm usually involved just in the art/narrative design capacity.). There are plenty of ways to work on it,  and I feel like I could probably tackle them with more confidence were I to refine the game after spending a week learning as I went. 

We're hoping to maybe work on refining the title after the jam (in a more thorough way than the polish submission) so it gives a few things to think about and work on. 

Cheers for the feedback!

Thank you!
Narrative was definitely our big focus for the title as we're both very into writing,  and it's great that people seem to have enjoyed that.

One of the things I' trying to take in the polish stage is to just cut a bit of extraneous chatting and tweak one part of the starting dialogue to a dialogue choice,  so some of the exposition becomes optional. 

WASD is a good point. There's a few quality of life changes that I would like to do if I was working on the game after the jam, one being keyboard config options.

Oh that's perfectly fair, there are a lot of entries to look at,  the general idea was to try and create what felt like a relatively sizable game (by the development time standards)  but you can get a measure of it without finishing. About half the King's section was cut,  so it might have ended up bigger still if I'd had a few more free hours, haha. 
I'm glad the story pulled you in,  as that's what we were going for most. 

Glad you had fun with it and felt invested! I was concerned a few of the areas wound up a bit too big and empty in places. 
Turning on autodash in the options  helps,  though ideally I would probably rework a few of the bits design-wise. 

Thank you so much for your feedback! I agree that some places probably could have been broken up a bit in terms of dialogue, and I actually had plans to write in some in-between scenes. If my teammate and I ever remake this game in the future, I'd probably want to space the opening out, and write in some more puzzles and gameplay. I'm glad that you enjoyed the story, though, and found it enjoyable regardless!

Glad you enjoyed it!
That's fair. 
A couple of  wishlist of tweaks for polish week are going to be addressing a couple of those issues. 
(A dialogue choice at the beginning so it's not one big  back-and-forth,  and swapping some event stuff,  allowing the shovel to be picked up first time.) The castle bit was more down to me trying to fit two tasks onto one map,  which was purely a deadline thing and something I'd like to change along the way. 

What I'm most pleased about is you found it engaging, it's great to know that people think the core is solid,  even if we could improve on some aspects. It helps us do better on the next go around. 
Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it and that it stuck with you!
I know the game is quite wordy and I had been worried the intro was very dialogue focused and I could have done more to break it up,  though I think that comes down to time. I feel like if we ever extended the game the initial scene would probably be broken up a bit so the player had a bit more to do,  but deadlines and all,  you know how it is, haha. 

Thanks for checking in, nice hearing from a former teammate! 

Thank you so much for the comment!
As both me and Whyms are very into writing we decided when we first teamed up whatever we were doing would be very narrative-driven. We spent a while going back-and-forth about story and character stuff, and Whyms has put absolutely hours into all the dialogue, (Think the dialogue doc was about 70 pages by the jam's end.)  so I'm so glad it shows.

To be honest I completely agree with you about the tileset. My intent had been to make a fully custom set,  but I simply ran out of time and decided to cut my losses by Saturday. We've talked a bit about coming back to it after the jam with fully custom assets. 

I'm really glad you enjoyed it overall,  it's so nice to have people playing the game.

Thank you very much for your feedback, and for your kind words! As Lost said in her comment, when we first teamed up we mutually agreed that it would likely be best for us to focus on putting together a narrative-based experience.  Since this was my very first Game Jam, and it was my job to work on the script, I felt fairly nervous, so I'm glad that you enjoyed it so much.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!