A lovely animation harkening back not only to classic Looney Toons cartoons of yore, but also that webtoons genre of continuous side shot fight choreography. It's also a great use of the character and premise that doesn't retread old ground too much.

Altogether a great addition to the Piemations' team's body of work.
(Now post the "Bugs" video on Newgrounds, you cowards!)

Not that I'm not glad to see Healer again, but didn't that arc conclude with Healer entrusting Pebbles with the smaller healing bell?

The animation was good, but I was disappointed to see the story turn to sexual assault.

I enjoyed the game, though I spent quite a bit of time stuck. Seems I wasn't thorough enough, and missed the "up" directional options in two key places. It wasn't until I saw mention of a room I hadn't been in in the comments that I went back and found it.

If I were to give feedback, I would say the game could have been more blatant in conveying the possibility of an up direction to the player, either through the art, or by making the movement arrows always visible (though I understand that might take away from the atmosphere a bit).

A spoiler free tip for any fellow players: Know that this game is designed such that you can't get trapped in any area without the tools you need to progress, and if you feel like you can't find what you're looking for, know you might have missed a room. Barring that, there's the old point and click adventure adage of *clicking everything!*

Not complex, but not bad in its execution, either. A simple premise with simple controls.

Great game. My only issue is that I had trouble activating the click abilities, often ending up the with click and hold abilities. I tried changing to a different mouse, and the issue persisted, though it may have to do with the game running rather laggy on my computer (which, knowing my computer, is likely a problem on my end than on yours.)

A good punctuation of the joke might've been for Leanne to take so long explaining that Sojobo was able to get the shot off, but I understand that that would've had story implications that might not fit with the direction you were taking.

Such a surprisingly wholesome adult comic.

Feels weird to write a review just to mention a one panel detail, but I really love the idea of a ghost selling mannequin dolls to possess. I'm not even saying expand upon it. It was a side gag and it served it's purpose really well!