I spent way too much time writing and rewriting the plots for this entry. There may be numerous grammar mistakes or visual bugs. But hopefully I was able to *deliver* the feelings I was aiming to achieve!
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Pretty good, though it's more of a visual novel than anything. Looks great, the dialogue is quite on the nose which is a little off-putting but not the end of the world. Great concept and use of the theme. Weird gripe - font is kind of discontiguous with the pixel-y aesthetic but pretty overlookable so nbd.
I realy like this story) It would be cool to see a full-game about correcting mistakes in your youth, i agree with @elementary? there need more unique sprites for some characters
God damn it you made me feel something. That wasn’t much of a game, more a visual novel, but none the less that was great! The story was wonderful and I love the interpretation of the theme! Overall, fantastic game!
went into this game expecting to get my gf back, instead got a chance at my gf and a REALLY GOOD RELATIONSHIP W MY DAD.... 10/10...... MACHINE NOISES.....
Such a sweet story :u: You've taken on a challenging theme, yet managed to write it so well! Great job for creating a branched visual novel, with sprites and everything, in only 48 hours! Super impressive
And the fact that the grand-dad came up with such a modern joke!!! Could he have used the service too? 👀
To be honest I am just happy that it was a happy ending at the end. I really wish I could do something to fix all my mistakes... Great job, it was touching.
Thanks everyone for playing! Your feedback means a lot to me and I'll use them to improve my games going forward.
@sdelay@elementary@kykypy3o8 The sprites should definitely be more distinct from one another. I spent way too much time on portraits and plots that I overlooked this aspect. Thanks for the feedback
@fnkee The setting is in the future so grand-dad probably knows a thing or two about wifi LOL
@emily-ttg This is my first attempt in making a story/visual novel game, I can definitely improve my writing and narration. Also, you are right about the UI. Next time I'll make sure the UI style matches the rest of game design to make it more consistant! Thanks for the feedback
Very sweet story! I loved the ending. I think all of us wish we could have sent messages to our past selves. And the art style is great. The English could use some review, and it didn't seem like the ending changed based on which selection I made (or maybe I misclicked?). But those are minor nitpicks. I'm amused by the comment about his past self looking so different when they look almost the same.
I enjoyed that, nice writing =). I can't tell if my decisions actually had any effect or not though, it felt a bit just like watching a story than playing a game, but I enjoyed it anyway.
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I love the fact that all characters have the same face, that is a good use of assets!
Yeah love the story.
The scar on the face was a nice visual narration. I got to steal this idea and send it to past myself... \*\*MACHINE NOISES \*\*…..
And the fact that the grand-dad came up with such a modern joke!!! Could he have used the service too? 👀
Great job, it was touching.
@sdelay @elementary @kykypy3o8 The sprites should definitely be more distinct from one another. I spent way too much time on portraits and plots that I overlooked this aspect. Thanks for the feedback
@fnkee The setting is in the future so grand-dad probably knows a thing or two about wifi LOL
@emily-ttg This is my first attempt in making a story/visual novel game, I can definitely improve my writing and narration. Also, you are right about the UI. Next time I'll make sure the UI style matches the rest of game design to make it more consistant! Thanks for the feedback
The English could use some review, and it didn't seem like the ending changed based on which selection I made (or maybe I misclicked?). But those are minor nitpicks.
I'm amused by the comment about his past self looking so different when they look almost the same.
Great entry.