As soon as I saw the pipe-gender choice screen, I knew this was going to be great! And it did not disappoint! From the lighthearted music to the great art and humour, this made me cringe several times, but in the absolutely best possible way :).
One thing though, whoever locked those choices behind flappy bird is an evil genius, because why am I wasting hours just to try and meet Fruit Ninja again. (Actually screamed in agony when I accidentally reset my score, and when I saw how many points it took to say the title T-T).
Overall this was phenomenal, and I think you should resend me a version that just lets me choose things with 3 points and under :) (just kidding).
Wow! This was really well done! I love the music! Sometimes clicking to make your party can feel a little repetitive and tedious (for example, instead of simply swapping them, you have to remove the monster before putting the other monster in), but the resource management aspects were very cool!
The art and dialogue is amazing! So much detail for such a short development time. I had a bit of audio issues in the browser version and sometimes the controls felt difficult, but overall this was really fun! I shall get the minimum achievements possible >:).
Wow this was really fun! And the gameplay is very smooth. It surprisingly made me think quite a bit while playing it! (Though I'm not the best at golf, so that might also be a reason why...)
Thank you so much! And woah. you got the Roro ending! (I feel bad for him too...)
Thank you also for your criticism! I agree that the destroying options were a bit confusing. I think next time, if we had more time to make this, I would have programmed just a UI to appear around the screen just to warn that it's a destroy options thing.
I'm glad you enjoyed! Choosing not to play does not count as an ending (all endings have an ending card). I'm considering possibly just adding a brief ending guide note in the description.
Wow! I loved the art, it was amazing! The game was also very atmospheric. I was a bit confused on how to progress, but wandering around and looking at everything kept things interesting while I clicked everything.
