The intro art was beautiful. By the way, looks like throwing the dice is bugged, you can throw it infinitely.

Dude the artwork is amazing! I think I might have broken it though, when they gave me two options I just hit the space bar and I couldn't do anything after that. Also, was there supposed to be sound because I couldn't hear anything.

After the intro like that I was expecting something completely different with that gorgeous Nella in there.
Jumped of the train afterwards anyway, it was a fun little ride, but took me a couple of guesses on how the train worked, mashing space seemed to just re-roll the dice, but after waiting train moves properly. Also would have welcomed to see all text after another space mash, but it was not an issue.
Nice moody space adventure.

The art/graphics are great! There was'nt any audio on my computer so I won't rate it. Not sure if it is a bug or if you did'nt implement it.

The narration is quite cool. I would enjoy a longer and polished version, with a lot more station and dreamy dialogues.

The artworks and narration were beautiful. Felt like some peaceful music as its background would really improve the experience.

I feel like the dice were either meant to serve a game-mechanics purpose that didn't make it into the game on time, or I just don't understand them. It seemed like they control how many spaces the train moves forward, but I was unclear as to why that mattered since the train seems to almost always stop at every station anyway. I feel like there's some innovation behind this design, even though I don't really understand it.

I wish it had some kind of audio.

It was a cool game, and the art and narrative set the mood for an experience that was very unique. I liked how at first it seemed like it was going to be a regular 2D visual novel but then turned into another kind of game altogether. If you expand this, it would be cool if it switched between the two styles, 3D for going to the stations and 2D for interacting with characters.

The theme connection is quite good, because you have a story connection (reincarnation) and a mechanic connection (looping game board). Good job!

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The artworks are beautiful!
Narrations felt been adapted with current events and somehow the mood of The Meditation. The game runs a little slow during the dice rolling. I did not found some random events, may be they are not added yet.
Hope to add some music from the CG version of the original work.

Beatiful graphics and concepts! Interesting idea with format tablegame, but it's not so clear how to play

Wow, i wasn't ready for Stephen hawking! You wrote an incredible story! Great work on the graphics too. Nice job.

Beautiful art! The dice felt a little weird, and I could not quite understand how it fit in with the rest.

As a note, I played on a 4K tv and the font was VERY small, I had to stand next to the television to read it. But I did read it ;)

The most important thing I want to say is that it is very beautiful!

Nice writing, not sure if I was supposed to see more artwork but I only stayed at the train tracks after the intro. Also had the 4K problem: little tip, you might want to set the Canvas Scaler to Scale with Screen Size > Expand next time.

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The gameplay is something I did not quite understand. I wish the game had a feeling from the intro artwork, which is such a beautiful piece!

I really liked the writing and a story. Having more time, assets and redone gameplay, this may be such a gem to play in the future!

Huge props for mr. Hawking. Keep up the good work!