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It wouldn't update the game in the itchio app and so I uninstalled it. When reinstalling, it reports an error "Cannot read property 'build' of undefined" but installing it from the website directly works.

Damn. Ok, thank you!

May I have some help? I have "[Kuttoe] PotionRework - NoOPFreeSamples.package" installed and I still received a free sample. I had my sim go to Sage of Practical Magic, who was randomly generated because the original died, to ask for a potion recipe and that's when I got the free sample. I wonder if it's because the package file also needs a script?

I just noticed "Download only one version."

I see the zip folder comes with a few package files. Does this mean I can use a combination of them or do I have to install all of them? Just asking for future users.

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You're welcome and thank you!

Alright, Endless One it is. 

Sounds great! Hopefully one day, when I have enough subscribers, I will get to play another one if your games. 

You're welcome! I know it means a lot.

Edit: Thank you for making The Desert? The Endless One? What do you call it?

It was a very interesting but extremely short game. Therefore, a short review is in order - mostly because there really isn't much to review. The graphics are interesting, the story didn't make sense, and I love the colors!

You're welcome. ☺️

It is a very lovely game in terms of non-graphical content! Also, the pixel art just makes it significantly better than a realistic game. The original music is very emotionally in tune with the story and I can only hope I found the right songs to replace what wasn't recorded. Thank you for making the game! As requested, here are the achievements I attained and I even accomplished the patience achievement off-record:

It is a very lovely game in terms of non-graphical content! Also, the pixel art just makes it significantly better than a realistic game. The original music is very emotionally in tune with the story and I can only hope I found the right songs to replace what wasn't recorded. Thank you for making the game! As requested, here are the achievements I attained and I even accomplished the patience achievement off-record:

Wow! You're welcome and thank you so much! I agree, the game is nothing compared to AAA games! Just for clarification, I say that in a positive way. 👍🏿😄 Saying "__ is nothing compared to __" is a confusing sentence because it can also be said in a negative way. Good luck and I hope to one day see another one of your games! 🤞🏽

It's a well-made game! I didn't see any bugs, whatsoever, and I just wish AAA developers would do the same. The instructions were easy to understand, the graphics are beautiful, and I had only one problem: a little bit more reading would help make the video more entertaining.

This is a pretty good game! I wish I knew it was short because I would've waited for part 2 but that's ok. I want to make a deal. If leed168, aka Jhun Lee, subscribes to my channel, I'll play part 2 soon after it comes out! Is that a deal Jhun?

Anyways, the game is short, and is very well made all around! I didn't see any bugs of any sort and it makes me wish there was more to the story. Other than that, Jhun did an awesome job, and the game can play on my medium to low-end computer! Thank you and keep making more Jhun!

From now on, I plan on doing a compliment sandwich for my reviews: a compliment, constructive criticism, then another compliment. I love the art style and I loved how basic it looked. The constructive criticism? Since it's in the prototype stage, I'm not sure what to say other than I liked it until about 15:35 minutes into the video. In other words, I'm not a fan of the walls of text. It's currently an ok game and that's a good thing! I like the idea of someone from the Hebrew times to be able to time travel and it makes me wonder if they can travel to today. I generally don't cover religious related games but this game was the only one out of approximately 20 games I found that can play on my low-end PC. Thank you for making the game!