That took.... a long time to beat.
Amazing and worth the effort! I'm just going to say the best KS.

Bad my are anagrams.

Cool spoiler bro . . . except I don't know what's being spoiled aha, but it looks like part of a screen in the level, and that's an interesting thing Juni's looking at.

Granted. You have retroactively wished for a djinn to grant your wishes, except it turns out the djinn is a malicious efreet who twists your wishes to make you suffer.

I wish I hadn't just granted that extravagant wish.

I wish you'd explain why this made you angry, because not playing this incredibly splendid atmosphere of a game just because of some fourth wall breaking at the beginning is an incredibly sad reason to devoid yourself of the experience.

With the comment as bare as it is, it just comes off as a flat-out insult to the creator and it's fans.  

Gyahaha Fubaka, this is almost exactly the same kind of thing you- wait that's kind of a spoiler.

Anyway, in theory, I don't particularly like the idea of an author putting herself/himself into a game, especially expressing the concept of being some kind of god who made this world which is despite that an imperfect world yadayada, but how acceptable that is tends to depend on the arrogance or lack thereof of the creator combined with the quality of the actual game. And really, how one judges a game should really depend solely on the game itself, as, like someone has once expressed, "Love the art, not the artist."

@Ultigonio: I can't see an area ambiance mute getting a lot of use. I can't even think of a good way to use it. I was going to suggest crickets, but they don't fade out; they stop abruptly when you approach. Could you could tell me how you would use it?

Couldn't you use something like that to make it sound like ambiance from a prior source is fading out, as if going toward the existing object is synonymous with going away from a source of sound?

Meanwhile I'm wondering if I should do something with the "story", which almost is barely a thing but is intentionally difficult to read and also drawn in the style of the thing I have attached. What does anyone think.

If there're no complaints, just stick with what you expect to do. Previous levels you've made have already had elements of confusing text, so probably it wouldn't be different?

I'm going to guess 1 is false, because I think it is the most likely one to be true.