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The interactions between the student and professor are a bit heavy-handed, albeit not entirely unrealistic. The departure from wanting recognition for scholarly excellence to "[give me what I want and burn the rest]" is somewhat... odd. I take it our "heroine" may have not been the most pure soul in the first place, but I don't consider that a mark against the story. Overall it had a good pace and flow, barring the six month time skip during which I cannot fathom what bridged the gap between those two scenes.

Thank you for your feedback! I would have preferred to take a lighter touch RE: Orsinia's interactions with her advisor, but I feel that in a story of this length it's hard to find a subtlety that works with the pacing and is still picked up on by most readers. I was waffling on the time skip myself; do you think it would have been better to leave it out completely? Would that have tightened up the story while still making the conclusion, well, conclusive?

Hard to say for sure.