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Autumn season released!
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If you visit Sparrow's sister in the Aroma Bakery (upstairs)the picture shown when she is speaking to you is of a long-haired ginger with a yellow flower in her hair. Methinks this is a bug to swat?!
Hmm... that's so strange! I can't find anywhere that would trigger River's dialogue instead of Siloh's. Do you remember exactly what she said?
Autumn season released!
A review would be awesome! But yeah, waiting until finals are over is a good idea... if you're starting from scratch, playing through the end of autumn will probably take somewhere around 20-25 hours.
I hope you enjoy it!
I hope you enjoy it!
World's Dawn
Thank you for pointing out those bugs! The magical sheep in the tavern should already be taken care of in the latest download, as well as a few other issues you addressed. I really appreciate your help and your patience as I work to iron things out and get the game to a more polished state.
Autumn season released!
I didn't notice much change in style, but I have to admit I wasn't reading them in chronological order. Just kind of going through and picking out certain games that looked interesting.
Yeah, it's a little strange, because even though there's a TON of new content (graphics, festivals, dialogue, events, unlockables...) and it's a TON of work to develop each season, the basic mechanics and overall appeal of the game don't change much from day 1 to day 100+.
Looking forward to your eventual final review, though =)
Yeah, it's a little strange, because even though there's a TON of new content (graphics, festivals, dialogue, events, unlockables...) and it's a TON of work to develop each season, the basic mechanics and overall appeal of the game don't change much from day 1 to day 100+.
Looking forward to your eventual final review, though =)
Autumn season released!
By the way, I went down a crazy rabbit hole by reading a ton of your reviews. I can't believe how many you've written in such a short time -- and to think, mine was first! I feel pretty proud of that, to be honest.
I hope you like all the new content whenever you decide to pick it back up!
I hope you like all the new content whenever you decide to pick it back up!
Autumn Season Trailer
Yes! You can just copy your save file from the old "Diary" folder into the new one, and it should be compatible with the new season. So other than a few minor bug-fixes that have been made to the earlier content, there's no need to wait until autumn comes out to play spring and summer.
Autumn Season Trailer
Unless some crazy bugs pop up, I'm planning to release the autumn season next Monday, April 27. I hope you'll give it a shot! And if you do, feedback is always welcome.
New cover artwork
Very interesting points! Thank you all for your feedback.
Perhaps I chose the wrong words with "capturing the feel of Sugar Blossom Village"... the reference I gave to the artist was from the intro of the game, where the main character and her dog are looking out over the village from a mountain path. It makes sense that the sense of adventure is more what gets across, as it depicts the beginning of the game and seeing the town for the first time.
Avee, those were all super interesting points about the wind, colors, and point of focus all lending themselves to a sense of high energy. I totally agree even if I've never quite thought of it that way. Thank you so much for your detailed breakdown!
Perhaps I chose the wrong words with "capturing the feel of Sugar Blossom Village"... the reference I gave to the artist was from the intro of the game, where the main character and her dog are looking out over the village from a mountain path. It makes sense that the sense of adventure is more what gets across, as it depicts the beginning of the game and seeing the town for the first time.
Avee, those were all super interesting points about the wind, colors, and point of focus all lending themselves to a sense of high energy. I totally agree even if I've never quite thought of it that way. Thank you so much for your detailed breakdown!
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Thanks, all! Credit goes to the artist, Erangot.
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