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A lot of the visuals in Loose Leaf are still very much in progress so we will have more images and videos for how all the water interactions will look in the future. Also this month, Charly has been working on the debug panel, Thea has been drawing a very mystical-looking UI and Tanya and Cohen are writing the story. All will be revealed in time.
Along with the sound effects, we have more to share from the music side of things. Composer Leaf has shared a new sample of another track on the soundtrack temporarily called ‘Bustling Theme’, intended to capture that feeling of managing a lively tea shop. Give it a listen here on Soundcloud
”As for characters, we initially thought we'd have a bunch of "casual" spirits and monsters as guests that would come once or twice, and then 1-3 "main" characters, such as Pearl here, who you would get to know better over the course of the game, learning all of her secrets and eccentricities. But after thinking it through and watching the playtesters, a more even-handed ensemble approach might make more sense, as in Coffee Talk, which has the same concept but more subtly implemented.”
We're still pondering these questions and developing the world of Loose Leaf. Do you have any favorite spirits or ghost stories to share? Let us know and maybe they'll come ask for a cup of tea!
We’ve been widening and deepening our cast with the help of Cohen Edenfield
We’re currently building a “vertical slice” version of the game that shows off 3 days worth of content, and to do that we’ve had to improve the dialogue system to support multiple characters and better timing, borrowing a few technical elements from Boyfriend Dungeon’s dialogue system. After GDC we’ll probably have a playtest and learn more about what’s working and what isn’t. We’ll let you know what we learn! 
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