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Thank you! Big shout out to Tommy Sullivan-Lovett, my good friend and resident Early Modern English expert in my life.

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy where the story goes :)

Good idea—I'll add it to the list of things to include in the next release.

Thank you for this! I'm working on fixing those bugs now.

There may be more content added to the ending in the future—my focus was on the gameplay and I was working towards a deadline, but I have a few ideas for later updates.

Loved last year's Zombie Eye, and I love this one too. Can't wait to see what it gets up to next!

Thank you so much! Post-comp, once I have more than four hours to work on it, I might expand it a bit!

Cesar A. Cruz once said "art is meant to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable." I'm glad you had a positive experience with it.

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

What a smart combination of seeds! Telling a complex story and having a set of clearly defined characters (and a PC with some spunk!) isn't easy within the parameters of Room; Closed Door, but you pulled it off. Great work!

Thank you for this!

I do agree that ATTST is more of an experience of dread rather than terror, and yes concision has never been among my strong suits haha. Also yeah I agree, there could be some smoother music transition. It's about half that the Twine engine was not built with audio in mind, and about half that I didn't code the transitions as thoroughly as I could have (perhaps a post-jam update is in order).

Thank you! I hope there were enough unique fishing events to keep you hooked (no pun intended).

Nice work! I agree with Leshiy about the water sounds, and maybe a bit more variance in the monster noises? Overall, though, nice resource management gameplay--even if I suck at that kind of thing lol

Nice work with this! A legitimately tense playing experience!

It would be fascinating to see someone implement "Novum Instrumentum" in Twine--or, for that matter, "Room; Closed Door" in Inform.

Abandon all hope, ye who enter here

Loved this!

Side note: would be so cool to have actual tarot cards with these characters on them.

There are two different endings. The two being different doesn't mean either of them must be good.

I never said there was a good ending ;)