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The plot make me related. Right it's all true that sometimes I may focus on the unnecessary part of the game and procrastinate for days and foget to really develop the major mechanism of the game, and sometimes that feels tiring. Game do need some art, but if we don't have much time, "Enough is enough" _(:з」∠)_ keeping it simple is also good, as long as the game do have creative mechanisms✓

The style of this game feels like the game "there is no game" . Guess you must have played that lol. However, your story are representing a real experience, which makes this plot feels more authentic and moving √

By the way, I use Godot as well lol (about a month's learning) . Rarely seen in the Jam because most of games are made in Unity my bad, actually there's still lots of people using it 🤣. (For music I personally also recommend LMMS. You may try it out later ; ) However this game's music is pretty good too 👍 lol)

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Thanks so much for your feedback!  I'm glad you found the game relatable! 

It's funny you say that about There Is No Game, because I actually didn't have it in mind while I was working on this, but then late Sunday afternoon I suddenly thought to myself, "Oh no, is this the exact same thing as There Is No Game???"  (I hadn't played There Is No Game since the original version first came out years ago, so I couldn't remember exactly what it was like, but I figured it wasn't worth wasting any time during the jam to go back and compare it against my game, so I just kept going and hoped that I wasn't subconsciously plagiarizing it lol.)  I appreciate the kind words about the plot!

That's crazy that you've only got a month of experience with Godot; your game was so good!  And haha, a lot of the games that I've played so far were made in Unity, but I feel like it's easier to tell when a game is made in Unity because (unless I'm mistaken) it has to have the "Made in Unity" splash screen at the beginning, which Godot does not.  And I've never heard of LMMS (I only heard of Bosca Ceoil on Sunday morning when I Googled "good software for making video game music", haha), but I'll have to check it out!  Thanks for the suggestion (and for complimenting the music)!  :)