OOKAMIKASUMI'S PROFILE

author=Kylaila
The background images are amazing as always with great style .. and it being real is a nice touch.

Still, playing this is repetitive and a little bit exhausting .. I cannot see the allure in exploring something which is only described as deep dark.

Thank you! However, you're right in that the text is a bit boring. (It's actually a lot more fun if you recite the story out loud.) Truthfully, the game was an experiment to see if I could make (read: Code) a maze game out of a bunch of photos.

Actually, almost all of my little games are experiments to build up experience for making a bigger game. What bigger game...? I haven't decided yet. ;)

I'm glad you enjoyed my Generator!
-- Good suggestion on making the music fit the Genre rather than the Setting. I hadn't considered that they might actually clash with each other. It also appears that I need to shift a few things around. (Note to self: Too much butt-groping can be bad for the plot...) I definitely agree that using the ideas Raw isn't the best way to go. It's meant to be a tool for inspiration more than an Easy-Bake Story Maker.

Thank you for your very informative review!

Respectfully,
-- OokamiKasumi

author=Scalytank
I finished reading a story, clicked the show me the credits button, then I started a new game. I got the following error:

Crap... I thought I fixed that stupid error!
-- To avoid it, after looking at the credits, restart the game.
What happened is that the link to go to the main page isn't going to the main page properly. There's a glitch somewhere deep in the code. Will get on that immediately.

Thank you for finding it!

author=alexjones
Well I tried this, and it's a nice idea but horrible executed, the stories made with this make no bloody sense!

LOL!
-- When 90% of the content is randomly generated, of course it's going to be nonsensical! It's the writer's job to find a way to make the results into an actual story. :)

author=filtre
Hi! I am Russian and just couldn't pass by your project. Now this is real gift on New Year for me! That was my opinion in whole.

I'm glad you enjoyed the game!

author=filtre
Now the details.
Art: it is too magnificent for such tiny game...

What...?! LOL! I have seen much better art on much smaller games.

author=filtre
...but still it is really old good Slavic fashion which warms my heart, well, with a bit of animé.

I did indeed do quite a bit of research on what they actually wore back then. I'm glad you noticed! Yes, it's a little stylized, but then, this is a fairy tale.

author=filtre
About manga faces - they fit almost well, but eyes of main protagonists (Ivan, Wolframe and Elena), could be more simply cute not suspiciously taut (well that is how I see them).

Cute...? Err, I don't quite understand.

author=filtre
Music: I couldn't imagine how good Russian classical melody could fit in games, you kinda opened it for me. All samples you took excellently fit the moments, especially in tense situations.

I'm really glad you liked the music and the way I used it in the story. I adore classical music, and Stravinsky's in particular, so I wanted to show off its full potential.

author=filtre
Story: It's kind of comedy/drama mix which I really like. You took old fairy tale motives added modern comedy with some stuff to think about (for exmp. about wishes). Well it went out good enough. I enjoyed several routes of story (thanks for saving and skip options) and 2 endings already.

I'm thrilled that you liked what I did with the story.

author=filtre
Special thanks for Crush, Kill and Destroy!

You're very welcome. Sadly, no one gets that joke anymore.

author=filtre
And, yeah, I think that Baba Yaga's super oven saves that world...

I certainly think so!

author=filtre
...but I really long for real Man character. Maybe we'll see it in next part :) ?

Uh.... What is a "real man character"? I don't think I've heard that term before.
-- Wait... I'm making a next part? Are you serious? It took me over 6 months to make this one!