The shifting colours REALLY communicate the nice back-and-forth here as it looks at the protagonist from an introspective angle. (Or maybe reflective?) It's especially neat in that the outside-context character who's learning things does it through our narration. I oddly felt compelled to be as monstrous as possible the first run - staring in the mirror and acting a bit direct with him about arson... but it ended up bringing me a bit closer to Homura by the end, just kind of disarmed by how openly he took it all. It's a great dynamic! Almost feels like... one of us is touching a stove without feeling anything?

Later playthroughs just really helped hammer in how EXCITED the protagonist could get at something changing, even at his own peril, even with his own narrow perspective. That really makes me interested to see who we'll learn more about first, if either of them - and if that'll be consistent across playthroughs. I especially liked how an almost straightfoward "thanking" about the black flames on my first playthrough, during my third playthrough, turned into a deeper analysis of the two. My last playtrhough was on the game of tag, I think that was my favorite out of them!

Thanks for giving it a go! It your Android has two-point tap enabled, you may be able to open up the reset menu by holding down both buttons (can't confirm, mine doesn't have that enabled). Until I make a more permanent compatibility fix, I've added a notice in the description that keyboard is recommended. Really appreciate your testing!

EDIT: solving that one relies on resetting, so you're probably stuck if you're playing on a device that can't do that