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LadyElisabeth wrote:I love this game, but I need help. Where's the pendant?! I've looked everywhere but can't see it at all...so I can't figure out the good ending.

Hello there . To get both endings, it’s pretty simple: during your last time in the garden (recognizable because of the clock ticking), you’re given the golden key to enter the tree and can either do it right away or explore what remains of the area. Tell me if you manage to get it ^_^

Sorry, but it's not there. I'm in the scene, but there's no spot in the area you mentioned.

LadyElisabeth wrote:Sorry, but it's not there. I'm in the scene, but there's no spot in the area you mentioned.

I just opened the latest build of the game and played through the end to check...and you're right: the icon refuses to appear 0__o. But I checked the code and there's no error to be seen on this segment. Moreover, the French version on the same build doesn't have this problem. So this bug is a complete mystery to me, I don't get why it doesn't work...

I'm sorry for the inconvenience, I'll look into it more deeply and ask my programmer for advice. As soon as I've found the origin, I'll upload a new build. If you have a save right before this segment, you'll be able to keep playing, but if you chose this very moment to make a save, it will most likely be corrupted, sorry

EDIT: Issue should be fixed now! If you downloaded the game recently, please get the new build

I have played Ambre, Wounded by Words, and now this one. It's pretty obvious that I enjoy your stories tremendously. I truly am a fan. <3

While I do hope for even more interactivity and more endings, I definitely appreciate how you place emphasis on quality over quantity. Your games always look so polished and pretty, plus the consistently psychological and dark subject matter always thrills me. Nice job as always.

ilyilaice wrote:I have played Ambre, Wounded by Words, and now this one. It's pretty obvious that I enjoy your stories tremendously. I truly am a fan. <3

While I do hope for even more interactivity and more endings, I definitely appreciate how you place emphasis on quality over quantity. Your games always look so polished and pretty, plus the consistently psychological and dark subject matter always thrills me. Nice job as always.

Aww, thanks a lot! I’m glad you like our games, even if they’re all quite different. Psychological and dark subject is my trademark so, if you’re into that, my stories are for you

I know I could offer more choices, yeah. For a while, most of our projects (which were short visual novel made during gamejams) did not lend themselves well to interactivity (also, I have trouble letting go of my writing power ) but it’s going to change with the next ones as Chronotopia is setting up a new era! In any case, I feel we’re moving in the right direction

It notably includes:

• Additional text to flesh out some parts of the story,
• A brand new GUI,
• Lots of little adjustments (cleaner transitions, some camera effect and an illustration for the mirror scene)
• And thanks to Marcel Weyers, a German translation has been added too!