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Hello, creator of UnifontEX here: I absolutely LOVE this game, especially the general aesthetic of it. The music is AMAZING, and totally like the chiptune stuff I love (I’m also the maker of a libre chiptune instrument here on Itch and elsewhere).

The controls are a bit hard to master, but honestly, what I find most attractive about the game is the aesthetic. I give you full permission to do whatever you wish with UnifontEX. It also supports many more languages besides the ones here, and it even supports quite a lot of symbols, including emoji.

I’m finally glad people are using my content, and honestly, I find your game charming, and a great first use of the font.

Also the Flipnote-style intro is amazing!

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Hi! I'm so glad you liked our game and also feel honored that you found it! Your font was really useful in our localization process 

Could you provide a link to that chiptune instrument? We would love to check it out!

About the intro music is Maple meadows by Tim Reichert

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Thank you for your reply! I welcome people using my content because I enjoy helping people. I wrote a long documentation about the font on its Github page (http://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX ), and I DO mean long. It details stuff like use cases, notable characters/ranges supported, as well as some backstory on development. As with the itch.io version (and the other places I host it at besides Fontspace), there is a large selection of font formats available.

The chiptune instrument can be found here, and it is usable for both 8-bit and 16-bit music and sounds:

https://stgiga.itch.io/jummboxsoundfont

None of my projects cost money, and I honestly have basically no limits on what can be done with them. Just don’t be a bigot or use them in anything the average person would consider to be “nauseating”. Otherwise, go wild with my content. Oh and no, I didn’t spend years of my life making only two things. I think that’s the best way to put it.