Return to Misty Cove

Is it on purpose that after waking up from the nightmare MC ends up in Cameron's house even if the offer to stay was declined?

Just started playing and already love this game especially that theater case flashback has this sorta vibe that remind me of Scooby-Doo especially that unmasking part of the flashback

I thought it's already full game because I see the status of this game is "Released" not "In Development." There's some bugs, errors, and typos. I hope you will fix and polish them more. And best of luck for the development. 

man i'm surprised no one has commented yet cause i'm REAL interested in this... but uh here's this i found?

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Very good start! Really enjoyed it, the characters are very well written and the setup is intriguing.

buuuuut theres a lot of broken links and typos. I may do a second run and catalogue all the ones I find but that will be a lot. Here's a few that are kind of universal:

• However you have "staying with cam"  and "staying at the motel" setup seems to be a bit broken. During the later parts of chapter 1 I got a lot of bleed between the two. I'd chosen to stay with cam but I got a weird mix of like (paraphrasing not quoting) "There's a knock on the hotel room door. Cam comes out into the living room." during the scene where Ollie shows up.
• The link to call Ro is broken. It just does nothing. I know Ro hangs up immediately but it doesnt acknowledge that.
• A lot of Ro's variables are broken. Notably $roname_posessive. At one point the game just calls them "Ro" rather than their full name. I figured it might be a weird nickname but since it never came up again probably a bug. Several of their pronouns are broken throughout the game, mostly as a result of typos I think.
• A lot of broken if statements. Again, I may do a second playthrough and actually catalogue everything I find but it may be worth just going back and double checking all of them. I remember specifically there is one that is misspelled <<is>> instead of <<if>>, theres also a few that are missing the opening <<if>> or closing <</if>> tag, and one that broke because the closing tag has too many brackets <<</if>>.

Excellent start! Just needs some polish and maybe in the future might benefit from a proofreading pass just to clean up the more obvious errors before release.