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Just stopping by to leave a comment apart from the video. This game felt really good to play, but my favorite part was definitely the aesthetic. I love the artwork a lot, especially all of the neon work and color palettes. It has such a high-end look to it in places.

Something about the style of the character models over dialogue stands out as not really fitting with the rest of the aesthetic and makes the game look more childish than it is. Maybe because they resemble toys? But it doesn't distract that much from the gameplay, which is fantastic. Love the music, the controls, the animations, and I can't wait to see what else you do with it. Good luck with development!

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