@sokuaisushi We are immensely happy to read your words on your experience with the game. We couldn't expect any more. Thanks!:heart:
@c0nst4ntin Thank you! this was mainly Lau's doing :)
@iokin Hey, dunno how to export from GMS to Linux, sorry.
@naemis Yeah, I think it would have been too rough to go down that path. Life does that. We hoped that implying the possibility before the ending made the job.
@the-triumvirate Thanks for standing for the innocent trees! Actually, the complains were legit, there was a small bug with the movement, we fixed it by the time you played. So glad you liked the game :)
@ghostgoatsgames)Wow. Thank you very much for your kind words, we are beyond happy we reached you guys.
@zozol Yep tediousness was the deal. Hope it wasn't too harsh. Well my gramma was the protagonist of the story. I always try to make games thare are better than life :v:
@s-knight Thanks for yur kind words! Yeah we first made it all look red, but it was too harsh, then I draw it black, and finally blurred the minimap as days went by. You probably played the version in the middle :yum: And thanks.
@borys Hey bear one! yeah the point was not to offer a skill-challenging game, but a moving story through the mechanics. I needed some tediousness to connect with the pain. Thanks for the praise!
@nick-shooter Thanks, Lau made the art. The gameplay was absolutely intendedly tedious, hope not too much. Some say it was at spot, some too tedious, not sure how less tedious we should have made it to yet transmit the feeling, hard topic :tea: I am sorry about the bearballs being cute, but serrano jam is delicious and pigs are beautiful and tender, think it's just fair.
@timbelion, @5spectra My gramma loved to travel, and we used anything as an excuse to take us on a trip. As my gramma grew older she was more confined to her neibourhood as her legs failed her and she started to fall to the ground and get hurt. It was painful to know that could happen anytime... and it started happening more often every time. It's sad because I remember how she went to the grocery store when I was a small kid, and she could carry literally dozens of bags, it was amazing, I recall I told her she looked like a graceful female american football player. Anyhow, as the time went by, she started fearing going out of her house, then she started staying on her favourite coach. You get the correlation by this point. Thanks for asking!
edit: oh I mentioned she used to wear shoulderpads on her outfits, which was hilariously unnecesary because she wasn't very tall.