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rabbytt

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everything about this game - the music, art, and storytelling - made it such a beautiful tale. i really felt like i was climbing towards something grand while playing. amazingly done!

i really enjoyed this! love the little spin you gave to the "snake" game

big snake is friend sized <3

wonderful piece and messaging! and congrats on your first bitsy game! the nice thing about bitsy game is how impactful small games and stories like these are. you hit the mark on that!

haha thanks! i'm glad you enjoyed it, it was a fun little project to work on ^.^

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neat concept! i like how you used python the programming language for the snake jam, that's some really smart thinking

love this concept! i really like how you turned a limitation into a neat little story

it is! i added some extra code to spawn food in random empty locations. thanks for playing!

this was delightful!

super cool! great example of what's possible with bitsy

Thanks for playing!

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Thanks for playing! It seems like you weren't able to interact with the "survey" during gameplay? If that's the case then I can look into fixing that

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Just uploaded a potentially fixed version - if anyone experiences any more issues with the mic feature please let me know

Still alive and kicking for sure! Looks like you experienced a bug with the mic - the mic is part of gameplay and the icon should light up white when it detects input. I'll look into fixing it for future playthroughs.

thanks for playing my game!

thanks for playing!

thank you!!!

thanks, glad you liked it!

This is such a cute game! I really love the graphics!

This is amazing! Everything about it is so well made!

The story was super compelling and told very well. I really like how you designed the hallway and room areas!

this was delightful! you captured the energy of a sherlock holmes story super well in my opinion!

this was really fun! i really liked seeing all the different endings

this was a fun murder mystery story!

very eerie story! the music and sfx do a lot to add to the atmosphere!

thank you! I spent a good while making sure the flowers looked okay :D

very cute! short and sweet, love it!

creative and thought provoking!

Very well made and great storytelling!

thank you 🐝🐝🐝

thank you!!!

thanks!

thank you!

You can download whatever version you need from the Downloads section, then make sure to unzip the file. If you're on Windows, you'll have to run the .exe file inside the unzipped folder.

Fun game and cool concept! It took me a while before I was able to figure out how to do things, but it ran smoothly after I did. Unfortunately at about 4 minutes left everyone stopped working and I couldn't get them to do any more tasks. Not sure if I was assigning them tasks that didn't need to be done, but I was having a lot of fun before that happened!

Really cool concept. The story is told so well just by the guy's dialogue, and his pauses and awkward conversation starters made it feel so real. I like how I have to come to my own conclusions about his story and what's happening based on what he's saying and his nervous energy. 

Beautiful art and beautifully written story. The thoughts and emotions are conveyed so well, and it's nice being able to see the artwork accompany it.

I audibly gasped a couple of times at the beginning when I got surprised by the cars. Very fun, kept me on my toes the entire time. I really liked how time slowed down right before a chicken got hit by a car (or dodged it). That's a very nice little feature, and I think it added a lot to the game.

Interesting concept! I like how the difficulty gets harder over time, and how you're moving on a sphere instead of a plane. It was a little tricky to play though, since the character never moved in the direction I was expecting it to. (W/Up arrow moved me right instead of up)