Really cute aesthetics. While I enjoyed everything, collecting items accidentally opened the text related to the object it is kept on like a shelf. While it was alright, it did get frustrating sometimes when you had to pick a lot of stuff and the dialogue popped up every time
Just finished the demo and I gotta say I love the concept ^^ There's layers of emotional meaning and makes me actually take a closer look at each item instead of just throwing them into the inventory like other house-flipping games
However, there were a few moments where I felt a bit lost. While the intro email set the scene, I needed clearer instructions on cleaning tasks and object interaction within the game. The itch.io page explained things later, but in-game guidance would be fantastic
Additionally, after cleaning Adam's room, the scene switch to the street with the moving box was unclear. I waited for prompts or actions, but nothing happened, leading me to think the demo ended even though credits weren't there. Eventually, I figured out I could move the character and stumbled upon Joyce for clues. I'm thinking some optional pop-up guides or visual cues would greatly improve accessibility and engagement for newbies like me
I understand that the game is still under development, and I appreciate the hard work you've put into creating such a unique experience. I'm definitely looking forward to the day the game is released ｡^‿^｡
I liked the concept and the graphics, but orange text on a yellowish-orange background is pretty much unreadable to me. It's also difficult to see what I'm writing here.
Relaxing gameplay. I think this will be my next favorite game when it is released XD. But here is a little feedback.
I think the naration in the beginning of the game could be made click-based (I don't know the technical term, sorry), because it might be a little too fast. It would be nice to let the players to finish reading it before proceed.
Hello, thank you for playing our game and sharing your feedback. We appreciate your kind words and constructive suggestions. We're glad you enjoyed the game and found it interesting.
We're currently working on improving the game based on the feedback We received. We'll be releasing an update soon with some improvements and bug fixes. We hope you'll check it out and let me know what you think.
Thank you again for your support and encouragement. It means a lot to us as game developers. Have a great day!
For the gameplay, I'm not sure the keyboard is needed, I think it's better if it's all using only mouse...
I wish, when I collect item, I could inspect it directly before it goes into my backpack, so I don't need to open my backpack to inspect them one by one.
Telling the stories with the objects are really nice, couldn't wait what's next!
Hello Ali! Thank you for playing with our game, really appreciate your feedback. We'll update the game as soon as possible with some improvements and bug fixes.
Thank you again for your support & feedback. It means a lot to us as game developers. Have a great day!
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Really cute aesthetics. While I enjoyed everything, collecting items accidentally opened the text related to the object it is kept on like a shelf. While it was alright, it did get frustrating sometimes when you had to pick a lot of stuff and the dialogue popped up every time
Just finished the demo and I gotta say I love the concept ^^ There's layers of emotional meaning and makes me actually take a closer look at each item instead of just throwing them into the inventory like other house-flipping games
However, there were a few moments where I felt a bit lost. While the intro email set the scene, I needed clearer instructions on cleaning tasks and object interaction within the game. The itch.io page explained things later, but in-game guidance would be fantastic
Additionally, after cleaning Adam's room, the scene switch to the street with the moving box was unclear. I waited for prompts or actions, but nothing happened, leading me to think the demo ended even though credits weren't there. Eventually, I figured out I could move the character and stumbled upon Joyce for clues. I'm thinking some optional pop-up guides or visual cues would greatly improve accessibility and engagement for newbies like me
I understand that the game is still under development, and I appreciate the hard work you've put into creating such a unique experience. I'm definitely looking forward to the day the game is released ｡^‿^｡
I liked the concept and the graphics, but orange text on a yellowish-orange background is pretty much unreadable to me. It's also difficult to see what I'm writing here.
Relaxing gameplay. I think this will be my next favorite game when it is released XD. But here is a little feedback.
I think the naration in the beginning of the game could be made click-based (I don't know the technical term, sorry), because it might be a little too fast. It would be nice to let the players to finish reading it before proceed.
Hello, thank you for playing our game and sharing your feedback. We appreciate your kind words and constructive suggestions. We're glad you enjoyed the game and found it interesting.
We're currently working on improving the game based on the feedback We received. We'll be releasing an update soon with some improvements and bug fixes. We hope you'll check it out and let me know what you think.
Thank you again for your support and encouragement. It means a lot to us as game developers. Have a great day!
I like the premise... I like sad stories :')
For the gameplay, I'm not sure the keyboard is needed, I think it's better if it's all using only mouse...
I wish, when I collect item, I could inspect it directly before it goes into my backpack, so I don't need to open my backpack to inspect them one by one.
Telling the stories with the objects are really nice, couldn't wait what's next!
Hello Ali! Thank you for playing with our game, really appreciate your feedback. We'll update the game as soon as possible with some improvements and bug fixes.
Thank you again for your support & feedback. It means a lot to us as game developers. Have a great day!