Green Eyre's End

Can you make an option to adjust the text size of the text in dialogue box of the android vers? They are kinda too small, It's hard to read

Digging the tone and atmosphere. You have a beautiful soundscape and backdrops that immediately draw me in and make me want to explore further.

One thing that could take things to the next level would be sound effects for the UI and text elements. It would make the text more engaging, especially in the more action heavy moments like you have with the screenshake and the *spoiler* coming out of the bushes. Another dimension of sound would really bring this thing to life!

Just some very early thoughts I had in my first 20 mins of play-through. Nice work; continuing now

As I sit here typing away on my phone, I can't help but feel a twinge of frustration. You see, there's a game out there that I've been dying to play, the game called Green Eyre's End - it's the only thing I can think about lately. But there's one problem: it's only available on PC. And unfortunately for me, I don't have a PC.

I've been saving up for what seems like forever, but every time I get close to having enough money for a decent computer, something comes up. My car breaks down, I have to pay for textbooks for school, or I need to replace a broken appliance in my apartment. It seems like there's always something preventing me from reaching my goal.

And so, I'm left with my trusty phone. It's a great phone, don't get me wrong - but it's just not the same as playing games on a big computer screen. I've tried finding similar games on Android, but they're just not the same.

I know it sounds silly to get so worked up over a game, but sometimes it feels like it's the only thing I have to look forward to. I work long hours at a job I don't love, and my social life is pretty non-existent. So, when I hear about a new game that I think I'll really enjoy, it's like a little glimmer of hope.

But for now, I'll just have to make do with what I have. I'll keep typing away on my phone, daydreaming about the day when I can finally afford a PC and play all the games I've been missing out on. And who knows - maybe one day I'll look back on this time and laugh, remembering how silly it was to get so worked up over a game. But for now, it's important to me, and that's all that matters.