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Playing this right after Dawn of the Damned really showcased to me how much better your writing is than the material being adapted here! I mean, I will not deny the voice acting, art, and use of environmental audio cues is excellent - considering that all this was done in less than a month. But I feel even the writing exclusive to the VN outshines the rest of the adapted material. I guess that's just me watching a lot of Twilight Zone and other such anthology series.

But yeah! All things considered, you did great adapting what was given. I honestly wish that the adapted material was used as inspiration for an original story - now that would've been amazing.

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Oh, man, every part of me says I should be shaking my head in denial x3 but as people keep telling me, I need to learn to accept compliments better and just take them, haha. That means a hell of a lot to me, so thank you ^-^

Hehe, I'm quite the anthology series addict myself! I think I'd probably have to put Inside No.9 as my favourite, but it's a tough one cos there are some pretty amazing series' out there.

If I had more time, or if I'd only been making 1 game for the jam, I probably would've done a hell of a lot more with this, haha. But this must be my least tweaked/added to adaptation of a No.9 script so far just cos I was so determined to take on the challenge of making 2 different games this time around x3 not the wisest decision, admittedly! I don't think I'll try it again, put it that way, haha.

I'm not sure if you've played it or commented before, so forgive me if you have because my memory is just awful >.< But Limbo Line that I made with a team for last year's Spooktober VN Jam is my most wild No.9 adaptation so far. I just sorta took that particular script and went crazy with it. It's still technically an adaptation and does still contain a lot of the original story, but I changed the setting from a regular support call centre on earth run by humans, to one in limbo run by all sorts of species, and added a hell of a lot more in the way of original content in that one. It's got tonnes more branches, endings, and just totally random stuff that has nothing to do with the No.9 script I started out working from, haha. It sorta just went wild and turned into its own thing xD It would've been a lot of fun to get to do something similar with The Graveyard Shift, but yeah, there just wasn't the time since I was working on Dawn of the Damned as well >.< Whereas last year, I was only working on Limbo Line for the entire month.

But anyways, thank you so much for taking the time to play through both this and DotD, and for writing such kind and wonderful comments <3 It's much appreciated :3

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Believe it or not, I had neither played nor commented on Limbo Line until you brought it up. Well, now I have, and it is everything I'd hoped it'd be! Left a lengthy comment on that game's page, too. :D

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Oh, cool :D I wasn't expecting you would go play it if you hadn't, haha. I always try to give it a bit of a shout out to anyone who has enjoyed my other games just cos it's probably the project I'm most proud of so far, but also one of my least downloaded x3 so if the opportunity arises for me to poke people into giving it a go, I take it, haha.