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Still haven't managed to beat the demo. I'm in love with it and am eagerly awaiting more! Also, might I say I'm deeply in love with the music!

I'm absolutely in love with this art style! Do you have anywhere that you post art? I'd love to give you a follow!

For anyone wondering how to use multiple shaders, just add ReShade (make sure to select DX11). Works like a charm!

Fun, solid endless platformer. I'd love to see this idea expanded upon. All it needs is more content, because what's already there is solid as stone.

Shockingly good - I wasn't expecting much out of this game, so I was pretty surprised to see how well executed it is. Keep up the good work!

The new menu in the experimental version is really nice. While it's not as stylized, it's so much easier to use, and it still looks great!

Works shockingly well on Android via browser

Can we get an option to resize the window? That would be great.

Hello! This software is incredible, but for some reason if I don't set my computer DPI for both monitors to 100% (which is too small for me to read anything), I'm only able to capture a portion of the screen with the rest showing as black, even if I change the DPI settings in ShaderGlass. I would send a screenshot if it weren't for the strange issue of the program not showing up in screenshots.

I try to stick to using the Itch.io client, but I'll try it in the browser later

I get the following error when trying to run this.

Unable to parse Build/Threshold Game Jam.framework.js.gz! This can happen if build compression was enabled but web server hosting the content was misconfigured to not serve the file with HTTP Response Header "Content-Encoding: gzip" present. Check browser Console and Devtools Network tab to debug.

Yeah, the foggy breath

Is there any way to disable the fog? I can't see anything through i

Do you guys have a name and/or any art for the big spooky boi(?) in the mall? I'd love to see more of them!

Is there any possibility of releasing this and River Queen as plain pico8 cartridges? It'd be nice for people who use things like Batocera and Retropie

I preferred the darkness for atmosphere, but the lamp was indeed painful.