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This was great. I loved the art especially the close ups of the characters. Bleak, the ending really hits you

literally me playing this to wind down at 2am

Hahaha at 'start running' I didn't know what to do so I held down control and walked forward and closed the window 😭

Anyway I love it. You definitely caught me out.

Is there a way to set a time limit on the keys, manually deactivate them, etc?

this destroyed me

I was just about to go to bed when I thought 'maybe I'll play one bitsy game. I guess the nice thing about them is you can pick one and play it in a couple of minutes and it's cute, short, relaxing'. And THIS is the one I picked? I could not figure out where to go. I have never been infuriated by a bitsy game before! But, in a GOOD way! I thought I'd literally need a walkthrough until it suddenly clicked how it worked. And then.. the ending. This was a journey, I loved it!

hahaha excellent, this is bassed

My first time playing around with bitsy and I'm trying a setting of La Belle Dame sans Merci by Keats. I'm not sure if it will work well for the whole poem yet, or how to make interesting scenes, but I'm enjoying trying it out for now!


Hi! I'm Orlando, I've had fun playing a few bitsy games so trying it out myself! I'm thinking of making a few settings of poems in bitsy. I'm also working on a VN/RPG in RenPy, and I'm a musician and photographer. 

I resolved it by increasing my screen resolution in my OS settings

Ahh I cracked up. What happened was not what I expected. Excellent!

Yes! I would love to be able to comment 'I loved this very specific thing that happened which completely surprised me' to show devs my appreciation without spoiling it for other players!

I really loved playing this! The art, the music, the vibes got me. I was really surprised at first when I saw it was made in ren'py, I think because I'd found it so captivating and hadn't placed it in category of visual novel or thought about how it might have been made - of course it makes total sense but I like that I fell for the illusion, as it were! Out of interest, how long did milk 1 and 2 each take you to make?