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Thank you very much :]

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So lovely and enjoyable! It's hard to believe that this is your first game - super excited for what you'll do next >:3

This game shows a lot of promise! The art direction feels very charming, with good use of mixed media and an interesting use of music as punctuation to a backdrop of silence and ambient sounds (as opposed to the other way around). Compelling writing and interesting use of RPGMaker 2003's limited framework. I'm curious to see where the full game is going!

I can't be escaped

blobobobob! blgbrgblrgblrgbr! rlgbrlgrlgbl! 

Thanks a bunch!! Glad you enjoyed the game so much haha

Thank yo very much!!

Thanks a bunch!! The time of day isn't too important in this game but we're considering a skip button, so that might get into an update!

Hey! We're going to add hints to the gallery so it's easier (and by that I mean, possible...) to find the "secret" endings but I can give them to you in advance!

Hint #1: Try giving a cake to everyone...
Hint #2: Try collecting all the cakes for yourself...

Thank you! <3

Very sweet little game, music was great too!

Thank you for your kind words! The team is quite fond of Ace Attorney, but I must admit that, as the composer, I haven't taken so much influence from the Ace Attorney soundtracks for the reason that, amazing as they are, I don't know them particularly well :')

That's a super lovely approach!

I haven't even played the game yet but I'm leaving a positive comment ahead of time because this itch page has all my heart

I'm super impressed that you made all of this in a month! The writing & character development are holding their ground well and the visual flair is really solid - I liked the little knick-knacks like the stat system with the ability to influence Kuku's trajectory a lot, I feel like it added a lot to the game. Really well done!

Jazz isn't dead, it's just grabbing a beer

Very cute and soothing

nailed it

Thank YOU...for being played by me.....

This game made me terrhapy

Fletch is a code wizard but also a real wizard because this game makes people's hands move on their own

https://lefleat.itch.io/pumpkin-face

Hi again! Here's the link to the game's OST as promised now that the extended "full release" version is available !
https://leafletmusic.bandcamp.com/album/there-swings-a-skull-g-t-ost

Hi! Thank you for being so interested in the soundtrack! I'm the game's composer- the game's OST will be released alongside the full version, c.f. announcement at the top of this page! There's a lot more music in the full version, so I hope you'll like it just as much!

Hi, thank you so much!! This game means a lot to me on a personal level and I'm very glad it gave you space to reflect!

Hello! Thank you for trying my game, I'm very sorry you encountered this problem!
Have you tried moving around to all edges of this room and made sure you explored it in its entirety? That might help you get past this part of the game!

Hi! Thanks for playing the game!
Yes, the ending scene is very messy at the moment haha - we're currently working on transforming Pumpkin Face into a much larger "full" game and this scene is going to be completely reworked!

https://lefleat.itch.io/in-your-wiggly-eyes

Hi! I have a bit of feedback regarding my experience with this anthology, not necessarily about the games themselves but rather the format they come in. I was told it'd be preferrable to post it here so here I am!

I think that this anthology has cool content, but that it comes with a  poor presentation, or rather a lack thereof. You put a visibly big amount of effort into designing this itch page in a way that's interesting and visually appealing, but at the end of the day, I still have to scroll past a ton of bios I'm not necessarily all too interested in (I'd rather get to better know the people behind the games after I've played them, preferably in a "credits" segment, since I'm going to forget most of these details and who did which game by the time I'm finished downloading the files anyway) and, honestly, most of the descriptive text (I know I'll also forget 3/4ths of the 8 different pitches) to access the games themselves - this makes most of this, again, well-presenting and appealing page more of a hindrance than an added value, at least in my experience - and it felt especially unnecessary to me in regards to the anthology's modest scope.

I feel like this collection of games would've been better served with a website or even just a small blog than the current format, because due to the lack of a central hub, the downloaded product doesn't feel too organic and cohesive. To me at least, it felt more like a semi-random assortment of games (regardless of said games being good or not and having a common theme or not).

That being said, I think it's cool to see such initiatives and I hope you'll all be making more stuff!

ARGH this is too cute
I'm dead send flowers

Goat doesn't know...how to feel about it...

Looking forward to your own projects Parsely! You got this!!

You're welcome! I think you did a fantastic job balancing everything out.

Fantastic work! Definitely one of my favorite entries, and certainly the most impressive I've played.

You managed to handle these extremely delicate subjects in a way that felt very natural, touching and relatable. The game's artstyle and visual presentation are through the roof, the writing is *excellent* and every character and plot device felt compelling and lifelike in its subtletly and complexity.

Your music choices were also very accurate, which can be a tricky thing to nail with royalty-free music. Overall, I'm baffled at the quality and commitment in this game, especially considering it's a one-person job.

This game is absolutely excellent!

A sensible, brilliant and very moving approach to a very complex and hard-to-tackle-well topic.

This is a cool entry!
The game has a strong visual appeal and a lot of well-delivered jokes. I commend you all for having managed to pull off a +1hr playthrough over only a month, that's damn impressive as well!

The one thing I wasn't a fan of was the amount of exposition in the dialogues/story, which made the (otherwise good) writing a little bit bland and lengthy for my personal tastes. But still, this is a great game!

Hello! Wow, that was a *very* thorough feedback, thanks a million! I really appreciate a lot that you went out of your way to take all these notes!

At the moment, the game has basically no mouse input, it's keyboard-only : I would've liked to have both but I found myself lacking time to implement them in a non-glitchy way, though I'll try to make it so there's the option to use the mouse instead of the keyboard for the final version!
Features such as volume sliders (and, most certainly, a lower "entry point" volume) and other quality of life improvements are 100% planned as well for the full release - I'll also give some thought about a way to properly handle the alt-tab situation you mentioned!

Otherwise, I'm very grateful for your kind words, I hope you'll enjoy the full release as much as Chapter 1!

Thank you for the words of encouragement! I'm happy you had a nice time!

Hi! I'm happy you had a good time overall - and oh no!! I'm sorry to hear you got stuck!
Have you taken a the Readme that comes with the game folder? I thought that section might be a little confusing to some people so I added the solution for it there, if you ever feel like coming back and finishing the game!

I'll work on making this section easier to navigate for the game's full release, that's for sure!
At any rate, thanks for trying PF and for the kind feedback!