wild, wild ride. fantastic polish in every single way. that being said, i'm not much of a fan of purple prose, but i think it served this project well. fascinating story, went to places i could never predict, and absolutely swallowed me whole. it feels weird finishing this and coming back to reality.
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i looooooove speedrunning (as a spectator), so this grabbed my attention immediately. the choices/coin part was really cool, what a nice technical achievement. i enjoyed the dialogue/story a bit too, i love dates !! of course i was yelling at saul to just be up front with everything, so i'm happy i got to have those choices... and the ones i wouldn't have picked, i was cringing at (at the content, not the writing itself). loved the casual conversational tone of this. need a coin to play this again for the first time.
i saw a screenshot of looming ages ago, and it looked like nothing i'd ever seen before. for years, i built it up in my head, wanting to play it during the winter, but circumstances made me regrettably pass it up. this happened for maybe ten years. in 2026, i realised at this point, it could not hold the magic i thought it might. i'm not sure it was possible to accomplish that impossible dream, but this existed on a parallel plane; it was much weirder and mysterious than my low-expectation prediction was. definitely needed help finding the location of 7 and 9, but was otherwise pleased that this was (mechanically at least) transparent.
was an audience member for a readthrough of this (FVN server) and was totally blown away. just a month? this GOES PLACES. it's a bit chaotic and i love it for that, going for big swings is important to me. love all of the work that has been poured into this. i kinda hate that something like this can be over so quickly. of course i could spend more time with it, but that's not what i mean, i just wish it was possible to be in the mind of creators during the making of something, sometimes. this is one of those times
highly polished experience. enjoyed that it's a topic i'm completely unfamiliar with (cons are not really something i'm interested in attending right now), so it's cool to see this explored in a VN form. love the references to furry media, and the switching of human/'sona. i do like this kind of story where the characters are messy and it's not a bombastic ending, though i did feel like shit after this. that's okay, but i do need pick-me-up now, lol.
this was great! admittedly it took me a little too long to understand the chronology, but this made me emotional. i'm cis and don't want a family, so i appreciate when there are stories like this that make me consider an issue i haven't thought about before. i know the backgrounds are rough but i really love them like that. artie's antlers are cool, too !! thank you
i think i cried just as much as ransom !! i thought the script could be a little overwritten/cliche at times, but i don't really think it brought this down, and maybe apt for who ransom is. i didn't expect much from a jam game, but the story was so intense !! i'm definitely looking forward to img_1697 (and CCoR19) now.
i'm so glad the creator decided to finish this instead of putting it down, thank you !!what an incredible piece. i cried a few times even though i was in a distracted state of mind at the time. different artstyles were interesting, but the fits were topnotch. fantastic writing, some juicy VA. overall incredibly polished experience that really impressed me. the "My sleepy old man" illustration is my favourite visual by far, so cute. i also purchased the bonus art/dev book and i loved that too.
i love love love love love this so much. i really hope y'all are able to successfully make it into a full game !! it's already sick as nails.
two criticisms that might not be real:
1. i could have sworn one of them said it's spring... but the leaves are clearly autumn?i played this at sunset in autumn and it was perfect
2. the photos aren't saved to disk? i took a bunch hoping to have them to look at but i can't find them within a folder. bummer. i had fun doing that.
but yeah, thanks again for this !!
oh my gods, this may be my favourite demo of all time? and i've been playing demos since the ps1 days? if there was music/ambience and sfx that will be there in the final game, i would consider this perfect as a complete experience. extremely well-balanced, top hair level design, beautiful visuals (LOVE the vertex lighting-esque colours !!), fantastic combat/gameplay, rewards for exploration, flexible skill tree, cool ui, fun enemy placement, badger dudes in sexy armour, and ... well, everything else. it took me just over 3h to 100% this. although i'm obviously looking forward to the FULL-GAME, i hope the devs cook this as long as it needs to keep this high quality going !!
it's funny you posted on itch.io today because earlier i recorded a lecture that showed i pet a dog in this one, yes i told the class it was just a prototype but i love it so much anyways (it's asynchronous so sadly i won't get to see their reactions).
OH and i used to show 2 pages from it will be hard but decided that mayyyyyyybe i don't want to take risks with that one (this is for a general-ed art appreciation class in a very conservative town) lol
first of all, yes, this was insanely hot. furry wrestling? yes and yes.
i didn't expect much else, but i absolutely loved it. being that it's succinct, there really wasn't much time to flesh the characters or story out all that much. the arc was unrealistically quick, but... so what? i had to just enjoy it as it was, and that was the best decision. i sunk my fangs into this and fell in love. i think it finished at the perfect spot, yet i want more...? i think that's a pretty d*ng good thing.
p.s. i was an eli for a friendly-competitive gay wrestling group, and tremor was this hot russian bear... a lot less extreme and sexual, though, but this brought me back to that.
incredible. this really made me think further about my own relationship to my body and identity. but more importantly, it helped me understand the kinds of struggles and triumphs of those around me. many of these feelings are invisible to others, so i'm grateful that these people felt compelled to share their stories. powerful stuff.
about a decade ago, i was bi-curious for about a month, but realised i'm just a big ol' homo. so i knew what the results were gonna be, but i just wanted to experience this and i was immensely tickled. love, love, love this. (also - i'm going to a (implied to be LGBTQ+) men's potluck today, so the likelyhood of hugging a bisexual is extremely high!)