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Does a submission for this jam require art assets/visual aspects? The rules say interactive fiction is allowed, but the title implies only visual novels.

Two months too late, but: Four bananas cost $4, so one banana costs $1. The final picture only has three bananas, so the final answer is $15.

Thank you! That was my favourite line too!

I am really glad you liked it! I tried my best to have each ending have an impact while being vastly different from the others. Thank you for leaving a comment!

I'm glad you liked it! I spent a lot of time picking a background with the exact right vibes

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

I have never played undertale, but this game makes me want to. I got the neutral ending and actually might have teared up a little when I forgot Sans.

The entire screen is black for me. I can only see the text when I select it.

Oh, wow, I'll see if I can figure it out.

In the path where you don't roll a die, and then you wait out the computer's texts, near the end, it gives you a textbox to type in. Once you press enter, it gives you another, and then once more. After that, it says , 'i will restart the game', and then you are taken back to the 'thank you for taking part in the dice game' screen, where you are told to press enter to continue. That screen is unresponsive.

I've gotten three endings so far. Also, not sure if this is intentional or a bug, but after you get the textboxes thrice at the end and it restarts the game, you can't actually progress? enter key does nothing

Thank you for commenting, firstly! I'm glad you liked the premise. The idea came to me near instantly when I saw that chat logs would count as only dialogue.

The timing was the hardest part of the coding to nail. I didn't want it to be too slow and make people think the game had paused or something, nor did I want it too quick so that it would be unrealistic. This was a happy medium between the two. I was so glad when they all become a part of the computer near the end, because now the long messages that were typed in a second were no longer so unrealistic.

Thank you, again!

What template did you use?

"i'll never forget you. even if i find a very cool rock." Hi, yes, I started crying here and didn't stop.

Oh, got it! Thanks!

I love this so much! A is my fav RO, but I definitely intend on going back and playing Blane's route, once the next chapter hits. I can't believe A just left me in there with Ciel alone, after what they literally just said about never leaving me alone, but I get it. Also, Blane and A are going to be friends? frenemies? people-who-kinda-tolerate-each-other's? Can't wait!

First of all, I really love this! Something about not being able to go back made me reluctant to start, but I am very glad I did play!

Secondly, how exactly does one see the script? I have renpy installed, and python too. I tried opening script.py from renpy folder, but it's just code? Assume I am very technologically illiterate, tbh, because I am.

I love this a lot. i'd say it made me cry, but I'll be honest- it didn't. It made me feel something I can't quite place, can't verbalise, but it made me feel too much. I love it.

Yeah! On the this is the end of the demo page, it keeps taking me to a donation page? So I assumed that the other chapters have to be paid for or something.

I really really love this! Just one question- is this not free to play on a browser?