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Romancing Walker was fantastic. The dynamic of the relationship system was very flexible, and it felt like each choice you made affected your relationships.

No problemo. Because that's what separates the amateur games from professional games: polish. The little details are usually the things that count the most, and if you continue this game in the future, fine-tuning the mechanics, then I bet that you can make a legendary game. Cheers NCP.

Seriously that stinks. Try using anonymizer.com or something.

Oh yeah I remember I read your review of Wither some time back. Didn't like it. But oh well, your opinions are your opinions. I must say though that I like when games' primary purpose isn't just to entertain you, or to make you have "fun". For example, Counter-Strike isn't particularly fun, it's brutal and hard and difficult. But the reason why you play comes because you anticipate the feeling of success, but can't quite reach it. And that's what I think ~~indie~~ games are playing on but aren't quite reaching. Metaphors are good and all, combined with beautiful art, but each element has to have its meaning to the whole piece, like a well-formed work of art or an orchestra of music. That's what ~~indie~~ games (as you have described) try to work on, is a fully complete and artistic experience.