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Hey, I learnt about this game through Lake Valor. I like this project because of the choice based storyline where you choose your partners as the game progresses and I am general fan of rpg games.
I can't wait to see what the full game will be like and I especially can't wait to play it. I can already tell it will be amazing.

Sachi-Shimazu wrote:

Hey, I learnt about this game through Lake Valor. I like this project because of the choice based storyline where you choose your partners as the game progresses and I am general fan of rpg games.
I can't wait to see what the full game will be like and I especially can't wait to play it. I can already tell it will be amazing.

Welcome to the Blue Flame Candle's Community! Thank you for being interested in our project and that you decided to join our community. It is really appreciated. I'm glad you like the idea of choosing your partners during your journey, for me, it's something what I really like and in my opinion, it's a really unique way to customize your gaming experience and making every gameplay different from the other. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, if you can't find the answers in any topics.

Hey. I'm Tim. You can call me what you like, but I usually go by the handle of Slacker, Hitori, and a few others. I wear a Fedora and am incredibly passionate about games. Anything more, you can ask .

As for how I found Blue Flame Candle, it was on Game Jolt. Looking through indie games, particularly through the RPG genre, I didn't see Erah. There were actually a few other that caught my eye, but beneath them in recommendations was Erah. I don't think it was as hyped back then(as if it was all that long ago  ), so it was kinda buried. Nonetheless, I found it. It quickly became my most anticipated game on Game Jolt. I checked it out frequently after finding it. I liked the design and the music. As more detail on the game emerged, I grew more enticed. Admittedly being a bit apprehensive of the character style, though I got used to it. Today playing the demo, I've really warmed up to it . (Weird laugh, emote? Haha.) Possibly the most important thing is the deep sense of originality I get from it. I don't want to assume anything, but it seems you forcefully want to create something genuine and redesign pre-determined concepts. I'm not sure if there is a more underlying reason, but I'm happy to witness the birth and growing of this project. Thanks Blue Flame. Slacker, over and out.

Slacker wrote:

Hey. I'm Tim. You can call me what you like, but I usually go by the handle of Slacker, Hitori, and a few others. I wear a Fedora and am incredibly passionate about games. Anything more, you can ask .

Hello there, Tim,

We're very glad you found your way here and that you're interested in our project. By the way, as a dieselpunk fan, I find Fedoras immensely awesome!

Slacker wrote:

Possibly the most important thing is the deep sense of originality I get from it. I don't want to assume anything, but it seems you forcefully want to create something genuine and redesign pre-determined concepts.

I think, there you pretty much nailed the exact reason why we're doing this at all. Push limits, break trends... it's something missing from today's games. We wanted to create something that isn't necessarily groundbreaking in terms of technicalities, but it's definitely refreshing and you would want to immerse yourself into it. It's a relief to see we're heading in the right direction for that.

Thank you for your support and hope to have you around for a long time.