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[vdapps]

Humor was totally right for me.

Even if you're not programmer, storytelling was good, as I entered into story very smoothly and it caught me quickly. You can build on that. I can imagine longer story with more profound puzzles. I can imagine nice profound adventure game on Steam in similar setup as was in Singular Matter.

In fact it reminds me a bit of old sci-fi adventures from Legend (Gateway, Gateway 2, Death Gate).
https://www.mobygames.com/company/legend-entertainment-company

However, due to your lack of programming skills, you need a right intuitive tool to setup more profound puzzles with commands and inventory. Here I'm of no help as I don't know almost nothing about editors/engines for visual novels / adventure games creation.

[Sp1ke]

Humor was totally right for me.

Even if you're not programmer, storytelling was good, as I entered into story very smoothly and it caught me quickly. You can build on that. I can imagine longer story with more profound puzzles. I can imagine nice profound adventure game on Steam in similar setup as was in Singular Matter.

In fact it reminds me a bit of old sci-fi adventures from Legend (Gateway, Gateway 2, Death Gate).
https://www.mobygames.com/company/legend-entertainment-company

However, due to your lack of programming skills, you need a right intuitive tool to setup more profound puzzles with commands and inventory. Here I'm of no help as I don't know almost nothing about editors/engines for visual novels / adventure games creation.

Death Gate has a nice atmosphere. I would like to play it. It's a shame that I'm so stubborn with programming, writing lines of code, and always make the simplest mistakes.

[vdapps]

Yeah, maybe some day I'll play them. It's quite hard for today's standard. I remember playing 'Gateway 2' but it was in-time when I was teenager and my english was worse than bad back then, so I was not able to move very much further in game.

For now, not having much time, visual novels of your format suit me better.