Procrastination

This is fun. I didn't expect the days to be so long, but then I fell into rhythm and after the third day everything passed in a breeze. Suddenly it's Friday and I don't want it to end! It's also amusing that the questions went farther and farther away from the seminar. That's... sort of how real life school is, sometime.

I like the aesthetics, down to the flashes before scene changes. The snippets of stories for each character, the idyllic home life (that isn't so idyllic afterall), and the small details included (definitely enjoying making different stuff each day, and the random events are fun surprises!).

I think you've accomplished something big here.

By the way, why is 'as tall as a tree' not a simile?

I loved the feel of this game. The music and art were perfectly in sync, and I really appreciated the aesthetic of a classical text game, which I think often gets lost in new engines.

The one thing that brought me out of it a little was the initial dissonance in answering most of the questions right during the first section and then being told that Freddie has bad grades - just an element that might be set up a little.

I have to say, I liked the edition of the small font. My eyes aren't as they use to be, and it's been years since I played a game like this.  I tried out both versions, and I have to say I'm liking the way the small font looks more. I had a issue with the music disappearing on me during the breakfast scene, but I couldn't replicate the issue so I'm thinking it was on my side.

I did run into another small issue: 
A picture flashed of the teacher for a few seconds, and went black. This is day 2, Tuesday. English class.  I was on this screen for a few minutes because I was writing down a note for the review. It's not something that is game breaking or even noticeable on usual game play, but all the same I felt I should tell you just in case it does become something.

I was honestly very surprised you did this in ren'py, it never crossed my mind it was possible to do old school games in that program, but I'm impressed. It shows experience in redoing the UI and front end.

It reminded me a lot about school. Freddie is just focusing on the day to day, and working with the different relationships around him. The disappointment of bad grades, not being able to reach someone, and the uncertainty of not know what to do.

(I tell you, I failed most of the questions off the bat, it made me slow down more and reread everything)

I really enjoyed it, I'm still playing it, trying out all the options and routes. I really want to see everyone's backstory and make Freddie do good. The fact you had all these options done, and this much different scenes is impressive. 

My last suggestion is that the icons were hard to tell what they were. It took me awhile to realize it was a S and L, and that there was a options button, I just kept clicking esc key. I would set up a tutorial in the description or in game if you don't want to change your icons. Press right click to save, etc, etc.

Wonderful job though! I look forward to seeing what else you do!

Hi, this was a great game, almost felt like school again, except with really good background music, (if only real life had that option). The story was really well-made, and the pixel art is good too. Every character had a backstory that was worth reading through, and I tried to get every achievement.

One problem in the game was that there was a menu choice error with Elle's path. On the third or fourth day/ interaction with her, it goes to the neighbor's route instead. I think that the text should be a little smaller, but that's just me.

Overall, a heartwarming story!

nice game, It really felt like I was in school again :) My main criticism is that the lines of text seem to be too close to each other, especially when the first line and second line of text look to be only a pixel apart. Nice art + music :)