Really a strange experience. I was thinking of downloading and installing a standard game, but it was not: I must have Scratch 3 to load your game. In the end, knowing nothing about this software, I had all the trouble in the world to launch the adventure and figure out what to do. Despite everything and with insistence, I succeeded and was able to discover your strange story (and see how you made it). Why not. In the end, I enjoyed discovering this little game entirely handmade, without any pretension, and which leaves me the gift of Scratch 3 which I will look more closely later (even if not being able to export a game in independent "exe" is a dark point for me). Everything that revolves around the launch of the game (installing and discovering Scratch 3, although I'm not sure if you can integrate their software into your game archive) has been part of my experience as a player. In the end, it was nice. Thanks to you.