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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PLAYING!! I'm surprised we've already reached global players even without any translations :0 thank you for reading the comments as well! Your playthrough and accent is so cute :D yeah, unfortunately there's no choice to not "fix" Domo or not do any of the minigames TT... but now I'm happy I added a Continue option :)

Hehe since you're Japanese you might've caught the double meaning in Domo's name? One of our writers speaks Japanese and told us it meant "sorry," so I added the line "Domo, my Domo"  ("sorry,  my Domo") earlier on in the game :3c

In case you haven't played MIMCO (the maid game you clicked on at the end of  the video) yet, don't worry; it's not scary! It's supposed to be psychological horror, so more of thinking of your actions and what's a moral decision/what isn't.

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It was a really good story and amazing! I really liked that it was sprinkled with cuteness and insinuations of reality, too.

Sometimes I use Domo to apologize, sometimes I use it to say hello or thank you.
I think I tend to use it for thanking people!
Also, in Japan, there is a lovely brown and square character called Domo-kun, which made me think of that, meow~!

Wahh I didn't know that :00 that's so cool!! Thank you for your insights hehe 🙇‍♀️

im in the netherlands and domo here is just domo but dutch ppl are just wierd btw im not dutch im moslim (not gonna give any more info about me) they cant talk english and evry time they do i just realy want to punch them in the face but yeah you can say your game is global

(Note: I don’t think どうも on its own is used much as an apology, though it can serve to emphasize other apologetic words; hence “Dōmo, my Domo” would mean something like “Thank you/hello, my Domo.”)

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OH!! That's fine then heheh maybe I'll change the script to have that in the beginning :3c