Mary Had A Lost Lamb

This game is really sweet the true ending made me smile and ending 2||Evolution was straight up some fear and hunger ending A kinda thing. I really love the art and sometimes I would pause and look at what brushes I thought a certain piece of art was made with due to the impressive detail. The character designs where amazing(I mean you can't really go wrong with a goat/sheep theme :>) and all around the game was enjoyable. 10/10

aaaaaa kinda sad :c but it was a cool game 

This was a fun and cute game. Would love to see you make more games. 

This was so cute. I was shocked at first at just how short it is, but the way I felt so encouraged to go each path and get the secret ending was so fun and fulfilling. I love your art style. The texture of the paths, the mood of the creepy encounters, the adorable walk cycle of the main character. So cool! Excited to see what else you do!

(Spoilers!) The secret room at the end, I just love that idea, haha. I reminds me of like, back when Pixar and Disney movies had fake bloopers at the end of their animated movies. Just this fun little extra bit that proves the creator was having fun making it. Really cool. 

I quite enjoyed this, planning to play the other game you made at a later date which I believe you stated ties in to this one a little?

Really awesome.and more then what I ever did with rpgmaker. Also made a vidya too :B

Lovely game! This is my first RPG game maker game that I've played in my life. Really loved how eerie it was in contrast with the cutesy setting in the beginning! I guess.. ill start making videos about these kinds of RPG games now :D

this was really short, and really good!

it's a super simple game but that's what makes it effective. it gives exactly the right amount of information the player needs to be engaged with the story, and leaves everything else to the imagination, to great effect. each ending is more disturbing than the last, culminating in a sad but powerful true ending that gives a little more insight into what's really happening. and once again the art is really good, increasing both the charming personality of mary and the sheer horror of her and lamby's different fates.

like in the first game, the wording in a lot of parts is a little off but again, i'm not gonna rag on that. and something i actually think was improved over the first game is the storytelling! your "let the players draw their own conclusions" way of writing worked even better in a shorter & simpler experience, giving out the right amount of lore to keep us intrigued.

in fact, in you don't mind, i'm gonna give my interpretation of the story of both games! i'm probably mega wrong but i'll do my best lol:

(SPOILERS FOR THIS GAME AND THE PREVIOUS ONE, BORROWED BOOK)

i think the microorganisms world doesn't actually exist. it's some sort of fantasy world people who have suffered severe trauma go to, to escape from reality. and both rudy and mary are counterparts of their real selves.

in Borrowed Book, megu is someone from the real world that, with some kind of advanced technology (the "simulation"), enters the mind of rudy's human counterpart in order to fix the trauma that left him severely mentally scarred and gave him amnesia. all the spirits and creatures they meet in the library represent different parts of rudy's fractured psyche: the spirit that asks you to find a book and leaves behind a note about a mother (rudy could be obsessed with feeling like a "reject", and his mother maybe played a part in his trauma), the spirit that fake-kills a doll (maybe rudy murdered someone in the real world?), the wall of flesh that gives you a quiz (the dialogue if you fail all questions proves his desire to fit in)... while all this time, megu is lying to rudy, telling him that she's his guide and that she's a microorganism too, which rudy almost realizes as the last spirit asks him who does he trust in. it's all an attempt to fix his psychological state, shattered by some horrible thing that happened to him in his childhood (evidenced by the drawings screens near the end of the game, which give off the vibe of a twisted childhood home).

in Mary Had A Lost Lamb, mary is also the counterpart of a real girl, who suffered greatly from losing her dog at a young age. each ending represents different emotions she felt by that loss: the tree ending is her desire to find her dog again and be together forever, the rifle ending is her longlasting anger at him for leaving her behind, and the god fusion ending... i don't really know what that meant, i'm too dumb to get it lol. however, as we see in the true ending, mary (or marie) has a better grasp on reality that rudy, as she's able to go in and out of the fantasy microorganisms world. also in the end, lamby (or lance) maybe comes back? i'm not sure if that actually happened or not.

so yeah, that was my reading of everything! i know the "it was all a dream/trauma-induced fantasy" interpretations aren't super original but it's what i came up with lol.

in conclusion, really good game!!

short but somewhat sweet.

Will say this is good bait for the rest of the universe, so I'm hooked.

Muy buen juego , me a gustado , e podido sacar los tres finales , los cuales enseñan varios aspectos de las decisiones que se va tomando . 

Short and sweet! I like it. I would've liked to know more about Mother and Father, but I assume they are mentioned in a different game. :) it was nice and simple.