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Hi Guardinthena! Thanks for your support and feedback, it means the world to us.

Nice catch, you seem pretty observant - we left a few subtle clues in the dialogue but didn't want to give everything away in the demo ;) 

You're definitely thinking along the right track, and in the full project we intend to reveal a lot more information on that front.

Regarding Edna and the pipe piece - there are four pipes (including the one she gives you) in total scattered around the parking lot, and the first ones you find may not necessarily fit the machine, but I can assure you that the puzzle is solvable if you've found all of the pipes. After you finish Edna's segment, there is additional content before the end of the demo. Hope this helps, and once again thank you so much for taking the time to play and review Fading Remnants!

Hi Colin! Yes, this could be considered an excerpt from the middle of the game. We cut some of the initial exposition that would be in the final version, in the interest of getting to the puzzles/gameplay within the first few minutes of this demo. Thanks so much for playing and leaving your thoughts. 

Yes, thankfully another member of our team got it sorted in time. Thank you!

Hi! My team has had a wonderful time putting together our IGMC project for this year. We ran into a small problem, though, in adding our project as a submission to the jam. The project is published (publicly) under our studio account at https://lazybumstudio.itch.io/fading-remnants and playtesters have been able to download and run the game, but none of us have been able to add the game to the pool of IGMC 2018 entries from any of our accounts - clicking "Submit your project" at https://itch.io/jam/igmc2018 prompts us to create a new game. With the deadline only a few hours away, what's our best bet at making sure we're officially in the jam? Thanks in advance to anyone who can share information about the issue.

Great little game! Well crafted environments, attention to detail, and introduced me to Alexithymia, which was an interesting condition I had never heard of before. You have my vote, best of luck!

Loved the game! Great little puzzles to solve, funny jokes, and amazing art. Can't wait to play your main project when it comes out :) Great job