Hanako Games

Birth month doesn't affect the ending, no.

Give Mossam, from Cute Knight Kingdom, a jar of clam chowder.

I'm not sure. I think harder recipes are better, but I can't swear to that. Mostly it's Cooking, though, so you should have some freedom to choose.

No, if you know the ingredients, you can cook without a recipe.

You can't sell them, no. You can use them for short skill bonuses, and I think sometimes you can use a recipe in quests.

I'm pretty sure the newest version of the game has an ending you can unlock if you reject everyone, yes.

I don't think that's all there is. I have a save file where the main character is at 90 Sin after killing the goblets but before killing the mad scientist . However, when I do the second thing, despite the text saying my Sin has increased, it remains at 90. I have a freshly bought Linux version on ...

One year later, and I'm at the same point as the person before: Did everything I know of which could increase sin... And I'm stuck at 90. Is there some sort of softlock, with a certain event preventing you from achieving this? Like how working as a scribe locks the Partners ending without any hint ...

Damien, with the flirty I-have-something-on-you smile : I didn't say I wanted anything from you. William, angry : I'll say it again: Move on. PC : What's going on? William turns and notices me. [from now on he has a bothered expression.] Damien, looking oh-so-sad : I'm sorry. I'll get out of your w...

Worth mentioning, I'm pretty sure Grabiner will do something about it if you talk to him as treasurer. He acts surly about it, but he does say he'll look into it and you don't get the scene of Minnie and Kyo walking together. If I'm remembering right.

Sounds like you think the first one's subtle but too generic, and the third one is only a problem for the part after the colon. Maybe combine the two? A Little Princess: Love's Lilies , or something to that effect. Still clearly A Little Princess, keeps the connotation of lilies instead of the purit...

No, just G/B. It's an adaptation of a book from the 80's.

GSN22 wrote:Maybe that's a rule in magical duels that winner gets the crystal?

And by "rule" we mean "Who's gonna tell you no?"

I kind of had two, depending on your perspective. First end I actually found was dying to the sand storm. But I sort of did that on purpose - I figured trying to stab the thing was a death wish, so since I was testing the game for flaws I figured I'd hit it quick and get it over with. And I was righ...

Much appreciated.