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First off, this game has some visual flare! I do see the connection with Undertale but I think you definitely add in your own touch too. To me the connection to "less is more" here feels a bit tacked on and farfetched, feels like you came in with an idea in mind that you wanted to follow instead of finding something that works with the theme. Not necessarily a bad thing though!

The text speed felt too slow for me unfortunately, I would've played the game a few more times if there was an option to make the dialogue appear entirely by pressing space again :(

The variety in attacks and themes is pretty welcomed. Some attacks feel a bit unfair and hard to telegraph though, either having more warnings or seeing them outside of the box before they come in could go a long way in achieving a better game feel.

All in all, there is a lot of potential and charm in this game, although it could really use some small tweaks here and there to make the experience really flow. Well done!

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Oh my gosh... Firstly, thank you for the super detailed review! These are great ideas and this will be immensely helpful when I come back to this game. 

edit:  I'm going to shorten this hehe. 

Ok so I think I should better explain my reasoning since the theme can be interpreted in many ways.

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So here's the main idea: A tradeoff between lives vs mobility at the expense of morality.  

Yeah, life vs mobility  may seem unimportant at first, and benefit of having more life does outweigh mobility, but the true weight of this exchange is established through talking to the therapist. (Basically doing what the antagonist wants for more lives .) Without the therapist, there is only a less-more exchange between "lives" and "mobility."   With the addition of the trust prompt there is now ANOTHER less-more exchange between "lives" and "morals." I think this kind of ties the theme into the core narrative, in my opinion at least.

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I do agree with you that the theme might seem like it got a bit lost in the sauce there, but its definitely there,... at least in my mind. 

But anyways, You're amazing to take the time to leave feedback like this. I really appreciate it!