A solid 4.5/5! A very entertaining mystery with funny dialogue and a really nice aesthetic. I love the multiple endings that increase the lenght of the game and the art was very good too, going from cute to bone-chilling in the spookiest scenes~
This game is hilarious with just the right amount of cosmic darkness. I played it right after "The Testimony of Trixie Glimmer Smith" which gave me the impression that all comic indie games must include demonic horror! I did wish that I knew a bit more about the events alluded to though. One other suggestion would be to allow us to 'use' items without reading the descriptions/interactions with them again. Thanks for your artistry!
Played this through with a friend, had a good few laughs and some belly laughs. It's the kind of game where you can play with someone even though it's a single player game. Some of the puzzles took a minute so it was nice to have different levels of difficulty in stages. The different endings are a nice touch. The sense of humor is unique for a point and click mystery/horror. This was a great addition to the bundle for racial justice and equality. Thank you for the lovely game.
I loved the writing! Very funny and plays with the genre tropes. A more intuitive way to interact with the inventory would have been appreciated. Still, enjoyed this one quite a bit!
Possibly my favorite point and clock horror game ever! I've been reccomending it to all my friends because it's so great. It's an awesome blend of comedy and horror, and both characters are super fun.
After seeing all the finals, I'm still in doubt about which of the two characters I like best. Jam describing himself is fun, as is seeing what he can deduce using each item. But I was sad for Alexandre sometimes, the poor guy is not that bad hahaha.
If you go through all the combinations of six items, there's 15, plus one more if you interact with other items in the house in a certain way. (I'm being vague to avoid spoilers, but you'll know if you've seen it.)
Sorry for the trouble! I've uploaded a walkthrough PDF that lists all the endings and their item pairings, which I hope will be of use. The only spoilers in it are the puzzle solutions and the titles of the endings.
Sorry to have caused you any alarm! This game was made using Ren'Py, which apparently has caused false positives before on VirusTotal. I assure you that the game doesn't contain any viruses.
Great game. I played through all the endings and the writing was always sharp and funny, and the mechanics are a really creative use of Renpy (I didn't even realize it was a Renpy game until the very end). The characters are great too and play off of each other really well, I love their dynamic together and would love to see them in another game sometime.
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A solid 4.5/5! A very entertaining mystery with funny dialogue and a really nice aesthetic. I love the multiple endings that increase the lenght of the game and the art was very good too, going from cute to bone-chilling in the spookiest scenes~
Super charming! And Freaky! :D
This game is hilarious with just the right amount of cosmic darkness. I played it right after "The Testimony of Trixie Glimmer Smith" which gave me the impression that all comic indie games must include demonic horror! I did wish that I knew a bit more about the events alluded to though. One other suggestion would be to allow us to 'use' items without reading the descriptions/interactions with them again. Thanks for your artistry!
Played this through with a friend, had a good few laughs and some belly laughs. It's the kind of game where you can play with someone even though it's a single player game. Some of the puzzles took a minute so it was nice to have different levels of difficulty in stages. The different endings are a nice touch. The sense of humor is unique for a point and click mystery/horror. This was a great addition to the bundle for racial justice and equality. Thank you for the lovely game.
Short and very sweet. Kind of anti-climactic if I had to find a fault, but other than that it's just a nice funny game.
I loved the writing! Very funny and plays with the genre tropes. A more intuitive way to interact with the inventory would have been appreciated. Still, enjoyed this one quite a bit!
Me: *Uses all items possible (I have 5 items) on Billy S. ... Nothing happens* I guess some mysteries just go without being solved, huh, Badmann?
Possibly my favorite point and clock horror game ever! I've been reccomending it to all my friends because it's so great. It's an awesome blend of comedy and horror, and both characters are super fun.
After seeing all the finals, I'm still in doubt about which of the two characters I like best. Jam describing himself is fun, as is seeing what he can deduce using each item. But I was sad for Alexandre sometimes, the poor guy is not that bad hahaha.
Would it be possible to get a list of endings? I'm ninety percent sure I got all of them, but not one hundred percent sure.
If you go through all the combinations of six items, there's 15, plus one more if you interact with other items in the house in a certain way. (I'm being vague to avoid spoilers, but you'll know if you've seen it.)
Right, I just...don't want to go back through and count all of the endings I've been able to get >.>
Sorry for the trouble! I've uploaded a walkthrough PDF that lists all the endings and their item pairings, which I hope will be of use. The only spoilers in it are the puzzle solutions and the titles of the endings.
Thank you for all your help!!
Oh also...I wouldn't worry too much about the ending titles being spoilers, they're fairly gnomic. *ba dum tish*
Where is the list located?
You can find the list in the Spoiler-Light Walkthrough, under the list of downloadable files. I hope it's of use!
Fair enough, lol. I lost track of which ones I got, so I just went through all the pairings systematically again to make sure I saw all of them.
Sorry to have caused you any alarm! This game was made using Ren'Py, which apparently has caused false positives before on VirusTotal. I assure you that the game doesn't contain any viruses.
If you're interested, there's been some discussion on the Ren'Py form about this (https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?t=41570).
Oh, okay, thanks for informating me back! Good thing it's just an engine flaw, but not the game's threat. Regards!
Could have been a bit longer :). Hoping for some expansion packs, perhaps.
Great game. I played through all the endings and the writing was always sharp and funny, and the mechanics are a really creative use of Renpy (I didn't even realize it was a Renpy game until the very end). The characters are great too and play off of each other really well, I love their dynamic together and would love to see them in another game sometime.
Awesome job!