The music flowed very well, and Cheryl's song was just so appropriate, like a little glimmer of hope
I liked the use of color as a metaphor, especially in the bad #2(?) ending.
I wanted a kiss!
Thanks for the kind commentsBlue Lemma wrote:I just played this last night and was very satisfied ^^ The art is very well done (yay snowshine!) and the writing was solid, too (yay SJ!) The story seemed to come from the heart.
The music flowed very well, and Cheryl's song was just so appropriate, like a little glimmer of hope
I didn't quite get the choice at the end determining the ending... but oh well!Good work, TT team
I liked the use of color as a metaphor, especially in the bad #2(?) ending.
I wanted a kiss!
gr8! that ending was gr8!ShiraiJunichi wrote:The third ending depends on the last two questions in the game. Think "Independence", and you should be able to answer both correctly
Thanks for the kind comments- I'm glad you enjoyed Summer Snow's work.chronoluminaire wrote:Well, this thread deserves a bump I just played this for the first time, thanks to its Lemmy nominations, and I'm very glad I did.
Unfortunately Snowshine was unable to finish the artwork for this game. I mentioned it in the first post- check there for details.chronoluminaire wrote: * Some of the backgrounds vary significantly in art style. Though I do very much like the filter that was applied to the photo of buildings-trees-streetlight-and-path, it doesn't quite fit with some of the other background pics.
chronoluminaire wrote:* I don't understand why she answered "So, what's on your mind?" with "... yes. Yes. That is the right answer. Thank you Allen." I assume the "right answer" isn't referring to his choice of whether people or society determines who people are, since she says that either way ^^;;
chronoluminaire wrote:* Also, I think Allen's comment "Who do I want to be? I knew the answer instantly. But, I also knew it was something I could never tell anyone. Especially Cheryl." was never followed up, right?
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