This came together well, especially with being able to get an entire OST dang

The deep historical/lore references are a given, and I'm probably a bit biased for liking some of the maps but wow the backgrounds are pretty, especially Eternity's room and the Immortal Smoke and End of Daylight dreams. Some of the overworld character interactions are pretty funny too, I like how the lake is just the cool hangout for cool fairies. Will definitely be happy seeing more added to this.

cool bug fact's: you are still cracked at rpgmaker

and just like your last game, you're makin me second-guess my thought-to-be-near-complete touhou knowledge.
it contains a lot of art for jam period, the worlds are very nice. i have not played very much of strange telephone so i don't have that for comparison but the theming of the zones is very nice and yume nikki-like, my favorites are the dream more scarlet than red and the final one

i did not read any of the game's page until after playing so for a bit i thought it was just a game where you walk outside and talk to your pals and sleep to end the game. which, by itself, still woulda been cool with all their high quality sprites and lotsa dialogue

cannot wait to see the next versions if you are going to continue development as it mentioned

thank you etarnity larva

I was very hyped when I heard about a Yume Nikki game starring Eternity Larva, simply because I like YN and Larva, but I didn't reflect further on why Larva is a good match for such a game. Having played the game, the concept makes even more sense to me: Just like Madotsuki is trapped in her repetitive life with only video games as her escape in the waking world, Eternity is trapped in a repetitive and frivolous life as a fairy, with dreams being her only window to something more meaningful. (This is not really me judging the lives of the fairies, just me trying to draw parallels to YN. As in YN, there is no guarantee that breaking the cycles will make Larva happier...)

So the concept is great. How is the game? I'm not sold on the 2D-nature of the dream world, since I don't see how exploration would work. I also think the writing and some of the art (but not all of it) is very in-your-face, compared to YN, but this may be a result of the general lack of content, and not a fundamental problem. (Seeing literal scenes from Eternity's past would feel more meaningful if they were deep in her subconsciousness, and not directly accessible through the hub.)

In short, I'm still hyped for the game, and I hope you'll continue to work on it. Do you have some kind of forum or channel where you discuss development?

Really dig the structure of the game; neat to have a set of worlds to explore (never played Yume Nikki so this was really fresh for me). All the areas also look super distinct and the characters are nicely written (also for some strange reason, the Black and White world gives me the strange urge to write a video essay...).

Good game! I enjoyed the conversations with the fairies and being able to change the music is a nice touch. The story went a bit over my head and had a bit of a "demo" feel to it, but I can tell there's already a lot of effort put into it. I liked the melancholic atmosphere.

An interesting choice of scenarios, couldn't help thinking on Yume Nikki while playing this, it's interesting to know better larva's past, I just hope this could get a longer version, some day.

Sorry to hear what you went through while making the game, must have been hard days, but still, what it came from that was quite decent, music has some flaws, but it somehow feels balanced with the game style, so its fine.

I love the writing in this and the graphics are very cute. The music volume wildly jumping up and down on its own was kind of distressing, though the music was good.