I like this more than I should. The phrase 'finding x' comes full circle not just as a joke response to every math problem from algebra, but also as a literal interpretation personifying every kid's academic experience when solving for abstract variables.
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Now show us how 1 finds √ (-2).

This clip was funnier than I expected it to be. Nice job.

This was amazing. Sure, the not every aspect was my cup of tea, but the execution was incredible.

Might have laid it a bit heavy when introducing the deadly pianos, so a more subtler, more progressive introduction to their anomalous behavior might have helped -perhaps starting with a piano nudging here, a closing piano there- but all in all, demo seems alright. All you need to do is adjust the walking mechanics/animation, adjust the timing of the electronic piano blocking the exit to Myra's room, maybe a larger diversity of deadly instruments in each room, and it should be good. I'd ask what you used to compose the music, but it looks like the 'credit and info' section of this page answered that for me. I look forward to more content in the future.

I feel this game is pretty good due to its depth, mechanics, puzzle difficulty, music and sound. The music and sound particularly matched perfectly with your drawing style and the genre your game falls under, an overhead isometric puzzle game like they made back 'in the old days.'

Suggested Future Improvements:

-inertia of the characters could use some work, since it feels like I'm walking through a tar pit
- I get stuck on corners too easily, I'd appreciate it if you addressed this.

Pretty good. The color palette is stunning and the flow of the line-work demonstrates an understanding of shape and form. I have two questions though. Why does the figure look like she has a second abdomen? I saw where the hip was supposed to be and found a second abdomen and set of hips below it. I'm also wondering why this is rated 'M' for 'mature' when there is nothing 'mature' about it?