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Seems interesting, though I had some trouble parsing the narration near the end.  Would've been funny to have the ability to call Ciocana out for being a god when the MC realized it, but I realize there's a number of traits to account for and this is a minor thing.  I've been curious how an outside perspective would see our MC, given all the other gods seem to have pieces of their divinity that shine through no matter what.

In the bottom-right corner of the game, there is a question mark.  If you put your cursor over it, it shows a representation of the rules.  Or are you saying that you saw that and didn't understand it?

Yeah, they're a little different.  Check the question mark in the corner for details.

It's such a devious little puzzle with so many things to solve.   I love games like this where it's technically possible to finish in like a minute, but because of how much you have to learn your first playthrough is so much longer.

Always cool to see another of these!  Honestly seeing what you could do with a grid on a polar coordinate system was neat.

Will it ever be fixed or should I give up on finishing?

Ask the romans.

Cool game, took me way too long to figure out the gimmick.

It took me way too long to find out the gimmick 10/10

I tried to find out if there's a secret on the wan level for way too long.

My initial solution is rather inelegant, but the second one is the strange product of my attempt to optimize for space.
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MY HEART.  I love this so much.  The story is so sweet and I can't articulate how it makes me feel.  The way you tie bits of all the lives together...  It makes me want to do something similar when I finally get around to writing more.  One other thing: good job making me ACTUALLY click the red string.  That kind of thing is really easy to do wrong.

c'est la vie.  Sometimes you have to cut the stuff that's just kinda neat.

Disappointed that the raised hallway in the first level where you have to blow up a wall didn't have anything in it.   I even brought the cube all the way back to test.

Itch.io allows you to just go through the purchase process again for pay what you want games, so that you can pay after you play it!

Shroom and gloom isn't a very difficult game, but I don't mean that as a negative.  It's fun to mess around with the different interactions and see how I can roast these mushrooms the next run without having too much pressure to play optimally all the time.  This game has a fun little gimmick and a lot of heart.  I'm excited to see that you're still working on it and I'm sure I'll have a blast with all the future builds too.

I thought there was just an early bad end, a late bad end, and an end for both characters.  Then I saw that the last ending I got was NUMBER NINE...  I'm going to regret this greatly but I'm considering making a flowchart and brute forcing all the endings.  I like this game but holy carp it's gonna be hard to find all the endings.

How the heck are you supposed to do 15 without crashing?

Like a bunch of people I got this through the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality and I found it a couple days ago scrolling through the list.  I love it so far and when I'm done with it I can't wait to check out more from you!

There's actually a couple of choices early on where I noticed rolling back with the scroll wheel and then rolling forward causes an error.  There's also an early on free time thing that does it.  Luckily I realized that there was a blank where the career should be before it caused an actual error.