Would you consider adding your old game “Follow the Darkness” to itch.io?

A hell of a game to play on the first day of pride.

Played this during stream. Overall a short (not how I played it but you know) lovely game with only a few quirks and plenty of charm. Would recommend.

• Art and music are custom and all great. The only problem with presentation is tied to the next point.
• 3D/First person view: original, but comes with severe limitations and annoyances. A lack of sidestep, flowing navigation and some display quirks can make exploration difficult to parse (the trees in the second area are the worst offended). I understand most of these are limitations of the coding using, but still noticeable.
• Would have been nice to have a minimap as you walk around or even just a compass. 
• Gear is all interesting and choices with it carry weight. Being able to fuse gear effects together at the cost of a rare currency was a very neat touch. 
• The text on steal fails is adorable.
• I enjoy the approach to gameplay on the angle of "use tricks and cheats to win". 
• Story was sweet and paced sparsely through the game. The touches with the green flowers you notice much later are sweet.
• There are a couple points where the difficulty spikes (granted, for optional fights) slapped me very hard in the face and got me frustrated, but I'm not very tactical.
• When you recover your items, there's one type you do no (for boss reasons) which is fine, but there is no prompt to explain it which was bizarre when I later tried to find them.
• There's a few gameplay bugs such as the skill capture not working and the reload on some gear skills making them very awkward. 
• Skill copying could have  more friendly use: having to aim at 35% r less hp just going off a bar with no numbers or % is feels weird.
• Turns blend together, and especially when exploiting multi-urn gear, it feels nasty when you miss the turn change because of no signal.

Azure Dagger started a fight empty. I suspect that you have to end a fight with it equipped for it to recharge.

love love love the feeling of "cheating" your way through the dungeon. I leaned pretty hard on the default low-health build for my first run, but I'm intrigued at the hints of other strategies available. I was also pleased to see the final boss respond to a specific tactic I tried... there's a lot of little things that come together really well.

nice game... Milly rules :)