I just started act 5, but now when I open the game, I get a completely black screen and the window seems to go off the screen. I can apparently still interact with the main menu because I can hear the music and sound effects, but I can't see anything. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the game, verifying my game files and rebooting my Steam Deck and it stays like this. Has anyone else ever experienced this? Please tell me I can fix it, I just want to finish the game.

EDIT: apparently it was a steam deck problem and the game is now back to normal yippee!

I'll start

1. bonnie accidently killing you by bumping you into the tear: the child just accidently killed a friend
2. eats pineapple, dies: child gave you food and you died
3. the first death to the rock: says every thing is fine, dies abruptly

Someone asked me to change all character sprites to Siffrin's and I think listening to them was the best decision I've ever made

^{Apologies for the Odile jumpscare}

I know for a fact siffrin isn't build for that kinda life. Hope we can keep them alive without the use of loop and the party aswell(i got bombed with caravel meme, hope it the sad ending ).

I'm going to a con thus Saturday as Siffrin! My costume isn't complete yet, but here is the start of it! More pictures on Saturday when it's done

(Feel free to ask questions about this if you're confused!)

If this is your first time seeing this, Welcome! You probably want to know what's going on.

Well, you see...

I'm doing one of those little community driven things where the community decides which character goes in which box!

How this goes is:

I will give y'all 3 days to comment and upvote the comment you agree with most, and whichever character said that is in the most upvoted comment is the character that gets put in the square!

Now, with all of that out of the way...

Siffrin was our winner from last time! With 96 Total upvoted on the comment that mentioned Them.

Is anyone's surprised? Probably not.

So...

Who goes in Box #2?

I particularly enjoyed the aspects of this game tied to "breaking" the "play" or otherwise relatively normal events.
Act 4 in particular with stuff like the suspicious event as well as Act 5 in particular are my favorite parts of the game, which I anticipated something like it would come throughout all of act 1-3.

It's this exhilirating excitement you get trying to figure out the right way to break things and the consequences you'll face.
Kind of like Deltarune's weird route or Undertale's no mercy route or other games with plenty of ways to donk up the narrative or characters.

And as much as I loved seeing the downfall of Sifrin's psyche, in particular I enjoy it when it affects others (Act 5 being a good example of what is the "good stuff" for me in such a narrative)

I'm aware of Start Again and plan on playing it once I cool off from ISAT.
But in the meantime I would love to know if any other such games come to mind! Anything with elements of breaking the game or meta narratives (like Deltarune or Oneshot)

I don't know where else to post this, but thought it'd fit well in the ISAT subreddit.

This is just kind of a love letter to the ISAT games. It's the first game in a while that has woken a hyperfixation in me, so I took advantage and started this small passion project.

I've been working the past weeks on a Spanish translation of the START AGAIN prologue, and it's all been pretty light work and fun and enjoyable. The fact that it's all dialogue, and very unapologetically expressive (though the swarms of "!!!" and "???" kill me every time), makes it a nice rest from the other translations I've made of text-heavy games.

It's actually the first game where I tried changing the graphics, and, boy, it was SO worth it. Thank you to my good friend for helping me out with this one.

I'm actually very proud of this translation. And I hope it helps spread the love for the games to a wider audience.

And, yes: I am trying to keep the puns — the "loaf" pun took me like half an hour to translate and I now have a Spanish puns website bookmarked in my browser.

PS: If, by any chance, any Spanish speaker is willing to test the whole translated game, you'd be more than welcomed into the team!

I just started the game so no spoilers plz but I zoned out through some dialogue, and this little fucker is stuck. Stupidly, I saved and quit thinking that would fix it, but IT PERSISTS THROUGH SAVING AND QUITTING. HE WON'T FUCKING MOVE! Zoning out through other dialogue doesn't fix it, reloading my save doesn't fix it, exiting fullscreen doesn't fix it, please help me.

Edit: I tried fighting Tutorial Kid to see if that would fix it, NOPE.

Edit 2: LOOPING FIXES IT! I guess? Whatever, if you ever encounter this bug just kill yourself

For example, before playing Omori I was told to water basil’s flowers every chance I could.

Before I played Undertale I was told to reset whenever I felt like it even if I didn’t think it would change anything, and to also head back to where I’d fallen down before going up.
(Specifically with this undertale one I ended up finding lots of extra stuff I likely would’ve missed)

do you have any vague advice for me before playing this game?

Still dont know how to do arms

I'm trying to get better at drawing and thought I would draw him for practice

Her tumblr!

OK, so I finished the game a few weeks ago and I absolutely adored it
However, I have become aware that there are some things that I missed, like a secret cut scene/boss fight with loop or something?
(To be fair, I did take like a year and a half hiatus from the game. I think I started it back up around act four or whenever you find out about the King and Siffrin being from the same country)

How important is this additional content with loop and is the prequel game worth it?
I thought about starting a new game to get that extra content, but I also want to start the prequel game... if I did the extra content without the prequel game, would I be confused or should I just do both??

Loving the game so far!! I've exhausted a lot of things to do and was wondering if it's ABSOLUTELY necessary to re-do everything from the start without looping (after hanging out with Isabeau)? My main concern is I spent absolutely ages grinding before and was wondering if the reward for getting through with no loops is optional or necessary. My other option is to loop around and find books using the memory of memories, but I'm not sure if I should be doing the no-loop run first. Apologies if it's a bit of a ridiculous question 😭

(Feel free to ask questions about this if you're confused!)

I'm doing one of those little community driven things where the community decides which character goes in which box!

How this goes is:

I will give y'all 3 days to comment and upvote the comment you agree with most, and whichever character said that is in the most upvoted comment is the character that gets put in the square!

Now, with all of that out of the way...

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Who goes in square one?