Thank you very much! I see your point! I try to focus on simple yet complete games: I prefer a short complete experience than a longer but in the end incomplete one (as I run out of time). I've got to say that 3 hours were really short, though!

Thank you!!

Thank you very much! I never know when I create this kind of super short stories if people can related to the story. I'm happy that you did!

This is much appreciated, thank you so much!!

Thank you so much for enjoying it and feel free to get inspired! Almost all of my games have a similar principle. I'd suggest checking the one called Nature if you like this one that much 😊 Also I'm planning to do more!

Thank you! Oh, funny indeed we both went for cat-based themes :)

Thanks for noticing that the ambiance in my games is always the key: I'm not much of a gamer, so I'm more interested in the experience than the gameplay. I always find interesting how minimal pixel art can evoke rather than show: that's why I purposely avoid adding too many details. I'm hoping this way that the players could come up with their own interpretation.

Actually, when I want to go with detailed visuals, I will draw and paint traditionally. My narratives games are thus a break from more demanding images! :)

Thank you, that's a valuable feedback! I'd definitively like to create a more compelling story, yet with something simple and short to play. I was actually writing a game system for short stories and this was the first "real-life" test to see what I could create in a very limited time.