The Museum of Magical Objects

this is one of my favorite bitsy games that i've played!! the way the fantasy is merged with the modern-day is so well-done, i love the radio show segments (the good fairy inc. and the sphinx ones were hilarious to me) and the way the magic is talked about. the cursed objects are fun to find, and the characters are well-written and enjoyable! this is a really great game, i'll definitely be coming back to this one :]

Amazing. Where do I start? The story is just great both on the concept and execution levels. Characters brimming with life, dialogs funny and masterfully crafted. Each artifact feels unique and tells its own little story in just a few sentences. That's really impressive! Those excerpts from the radio show - what a tangential detail, yet they've added so much to the feel and vibe of the game! The gameplay is simple, but engaging enough to feel invested in the story. I was very invested in solving the puzzle and got genuinely scared when I almost sent the wrong artifact to the exhibit. And the fact that the cursed object is randomized just makes me even more impressed. Music, sprites - all amazing!

Long story short: this game has an unbelievable amount of work and polish in it, and it really shows. Thank you for creating this wonderful experience!

Lovely. THough I might come back to see what happens if you curse the place up...

This is so imaginative and the writing and world building are really great. I love how it's not just about trying to figure out which object is the extra cursed one and that your choices affect all sorts of other outcomes too, such as your dating life and how successful the exhibition is. Well done!

this is SO GOOD!!! i want to live in this world. what a ridiculously interesting job this would be!! the mechanics are great - i loved having to put thought into what i was choosing, and getting everyone to give their input on it, especially the cat (and i love that the Extra Cursed one is random!) - but more than anything, it's the characters and the writing which charmed my socks off. feels really realistic and exactly like the kind of banter you'd have with friends at work. loved all the bits, and the radio guys, and i replayed to see what the response to what may or may not be beston jeeper's kettle was (as mine was cursed the first time!). really just a lovely game

Holy fricking moly this is a silly and fun lil adventure.... All of the characters are for sure beloved, but, if I were to decide the most beloved, it'd easily be the cat. The other two give you information on the curses, but the cat??? The cat gives you evidence. Kinda. Maybe??? Honestly don't know what any of their reactions to the curses meant but they probably helped. Ultimately, though, if there's one thing to hone in on here, it's finding joy in the fact that Beston Jeepers loves holding hands so much. I'm more of a hug person myself, but hand-holding is another very important facet of affection. 

ALSO AS MARCOMIX IS SAYING AAAAA MULTIPLE CHOICES. CHOICES IN GENERAL. I knew such things were probably in bitsy forks, but gaaaahhhh. That sorta function is really nice, isn't it..... Almost makes it start to feel like an RPGMaker game, truly...... And such a function is definitely used well here. SO MUCH DIALOGUE. HELL YEAH.

THIS WAS DELIGHTFUL!!! THANK YOU FOR MAKING IT!!!

This is fantastic. You found a really engaging way to structure a story in so few environments! The characters were very endearing too. That extreme close up of Meredith at the start was hilarious.

Being able to create such simple dialogue trees is a Borksy thing? I think I need to check that out for myself as not having any is a really tricky limitation to work around in Bitsy.

Oh, and the Beston Jeepers running gag really paid off on that final drive. Amazing.