A Colour Like No Other

This was absolutely lovely! Everything here read straight from the heart, and the way you play with the form of the narrative is absolutely fantastic. This is the kind of work that I'm going to keep going back to. Amazing work!

I loved this game so much!! The narration was so fun and effective, I adored the characters, it was so cute and gay!! This is pretty much everything i could ask for in a game and i adored it. Thank you!!!!

Wow, that was...really good. I'm at a bit of a loss for words. Thank you, this was beautiful.

I still love these precious gay babies

I absolutely adore this game. The concept itself is imaginative, but what really makes it for me is the fascinating relationship between the characters. It's nuanced and complex, but still heartwarmingly sweet. I think that really speaks to your writing ability, that you don't resort to edginess or melodrama to make something interesting, despite your main characters being eldritch abominations (I also love 'Worth Waiting'). The tone of the fight scene  almostthrew me at first but Iris's explanation brought everything back together, it made perfect sense narratively. Sorry to gush, I just want to tell you that this is really good!

Maybe this plays too far into my very obvious soft spot for eldritch dating content, but this work is beyond adorable and I enjoyed every minute of it! 

Fantastic all-around.  I absolutely love it, i don't really even know what else to say.

This is one of the sweetest things I've played in a very long time.  I was grinning like mad at every bit of them supporting each other.  I never knew emotionally vulnerable elder gods were something I wanted but now I want more.  (I made an account just to tell you how much I loved this game).

this was so amazing!!!!

definitely my favorite interactive fic piece of all time

thank you so much for making this <33

That was so AMAZING!

I loved all the creative speculative fiction aspect, like the worldbuilding of how Iris deals with mimicking a physical form she's not used to. That was really intriguing and helped so much to get inside her head!
And I loved that the 'moral' of the whole thing was that nobody is really 'perfect', and that even if you love somebody more than anything else it's not healthy to idolize them as if you're worthless and they never feel pain ever. It really hit me right in the heart when Iris opened up to Lily at the end, yknow? God that was SO GOOD!

Kind of random additional comment: am I just being silly to get a bit of transgender headcanons here? I don't know if I'm imposing my own experiences onto this, but to me it felt like Iris didn't have any big traditional magic reason to hate her 'true name', it just wasn't her 'true name' even though it was what she was born with. And maybe that was intentionally meant to be relateable to trans people, or maybe it was just a coicnidence, but it added even more reasons why this story hit me so hard in the emotions. it was just really well made! Thank you so much for this great little slice of an intriguing romance, and I'd love to see more adventures of this amazing couple in the future!