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By lioninthetrees
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Aww this was real cute, a children's story.
Fun to see graphics in Twine and you do have some skills when it comes to drawing.
Would be fun to see a bit more work with the rest such as fonts, just to get a good whole so to say.
Good!
oh my gosh, this is absolutely gorgeous. really lovely artwork, and i love how you integrated it with Twine; that must have been so much work! thanks so much for making this.
snoother
2014-04-28 17:11
Love the pictures. They're all really well-drawn and have a distinct common-style. And it has a cute, appealing story.
My one overriding issue was how small the font was. Increasing it by, say, 50% would make the presentation noticeably nicer. But this is a minor gripe.
Love it. It is really cute and enjoyable. :D good job.
love the art.
jedeen
2014-04-30 04:23
Really well put together!
artless
2014-04-30 04:40
How can I not help such cute animals!!!
solifuge
2014-05-01 18:42
What a cute kid's story! I unfortunately can't comment very much on the writing or art, because I don't know much about the standards for that demographic--but they seemed pretty good to me, and I liked the bear-stag (?) that appeared at the end of the story.
My main gripe is that the user interface is kind of difficult to use--you have text-only option points, and images of varying sizes. Snapping between these things means that I have to keep on looking away from the region I focus as the center of the story--the pictures. And, it seems like to keep kids' attention, you'd want to have the images remain central, so there's not A Picture Part And A Word Part.
I hear that this is hard to do in Twine (I'm not really familiar with it), so you might be interested in this other compo entry, that apparently figured out a workaround:
http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-29/?action=preview&uid=6609