Much Ado [KS+] [Challenge] [Medium] [Normal]

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_{"Danse Morialta", "Comfortable Mystery 3", "Water Prelude", "Evening Fall - Harp", "Lone Harvest", "Road to Hell", "Ave Marimba", "Unanswered Questions"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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_{ixMarcel, egomassive and Shreeps were also inspiration. But don't tell them I said it!!!}

Look in the gray cavern for a secret hole.

Are you going to sleep or merely waking up? :O

My version: Juni was asleep from the beginning. In the normal ending, confusingly, she falls through the sky and ends up in her bed. If you do the secret ending, you find out she is asleep and dreamt the whole thing, and (HOPEFULLY) it makes sense why the first ending was strange. _{You ever have one of those dreams where you wake up, go through your day, then wake up for real?} From a developmental point of view, it was the very last element to be done, and felt a bit botched...

I liked the cute details a lot, like the set table with a lizard on, the protips and the cloud dude holding a rain cloud.
The custom underwater powerup was cool.

* There was a typo in the dialogue for the secret toast in the underground area: "occouring"

* I managed to find the secret ending before the normal one, but I was unable to return to the cloud area after that point, since the game auto-saved right before the cutscene. It'd be nice if the player had the option to return to the cloud area and try the normal ending without having to restart from scratch.

* The fact that you can see (but not reach) the yellow key after you find the hidden toast in the "spiky palace" area confused me for a bit, until I realized I didn't need to collect it at all. This is just me being a little OCD, though

Ah, occouring occuring occurring. On par with neccessary necessary and foilage foliage when it comes to mispellings misspellings. I'll fix these issues in the next version. I can just remove a key and untick the "save after cutscene" box.