Fueled by Insanity
April 1st thingy
Hello! Today is April 1st! Or at least it is where I live.
Today I have uploaded a thingy. It's underneath the download buttons, called "FbI April First Thingy." It's not really an April Fool's thing, but it does have stuff! Specifically, it has removed/unreleased content. This includes music, art, deleted scenes, unreleased/unfinished side stories, as well as the original FbI story from 2012 and the prequel VN from 2017 (I never got far at all in that VN, but still!)
My plan was to leave this up for just a week, and so there's dialogue mentioning that, but one of my friends talked me out of that. So instead, I'll leave this up on itch for a week and then afterwards remove it and probably upload it to google drive or something like that.
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Honestly this was really cool, i find it really interesting to see how your writing style has evolved and changed over time. Loved the music section and older stories you made, not to mention the adorable pixel art. Definitely glad I managed to grab it before you removed the download link kinda sad I took so long to read it though. Also I definitely agree with Foxotcw the opening track is giving some strong King's Field vibes (In all the best ways) honestly I sat there for a while just vibing to it.
Thanks for remembering April 1! There’s a lot of good content here.
I really like your music. The opening track sounds like it could have been from King’s Field.
I was sorry when The Usual Spot cut off just when things were getting really interesting!
Thank you! I haven't played King's Field before, but I'm glad you liked the title theme ^^ I liked what I had for TUS, and I'm glad I was able to carry the events over to FbI.
Also, thanks for your comment! I don't actually know if anyone else has even read this, but your comment means I know at least one person has :D
You’re welcome, and I’m sure I’m not the only one. I just know King’s Field because my brother loved it when he got his PS1. It had creepy, blocky mid-90’s 3D setting that left a strong impression, especially with the eerie, evocative music.