Renko has too much fun drawing on poor dreaming Maribel's face

it's pretty fun, but i can't tell whether avoiding her requires keeping track of time passed, noticing cues in advance (e.g. i can't figure out how to predict the explosion), or just hoping you don't get caught

does anyone have a playlist/compilation of the OST? links no longer work and I can't find a reupload anywhere. Such a shame as I really enjoyed it.

I beg you, I need the soundtrack file

i got caught literally in the smear frame to hide in the bed, great game lol

A really neat game and concept, and it definitely does provide a good amount of thrill as you try to paint on Maribel's face without being caught in the act. The fact that you never know when she stirs adds to the thrilling experience. 

One criticism I want to point out however is a little bit of a graphic design issue. The game seems to be a sort of balance between key spam painting and refilling your ink meter. The main issue is that the ink meter is not very obvious to the new player, and the full and empty states are near indistinguishable, though still visible, to the eye. (Later in the game, the screen gets even darker, which further hurts the ink meter's visbility)

Now, to its credit, the game provides the new player with a prompt to refill their ink when they first run out, and they could easily spot the ink jar from which to refill from. The progress bar also helpfully stops responding when the ink has run out, which serves as a hint to the player to refill after learning about the filling mechanic. However, since the players' focus will tend toward the left half, where the action (and the progress bar) is, they can easily miss the ink meter on the right half changing as they brush, and it tends to lead to uncertainty as the game progresses when the player becomes more cautious and spams less frequently.

It would certainly be helpful to have the ink meter be more visible, as it would let the player more easily track the ink level without having to rely on the progress bar not responding, which can easily be missed as the player becomes more shifty. Since the progress bar already has a red meter matching the color of the bar, I would suggest at least making the ink meter be blue to match the bar, rather than the black it currently is.

All in all, beyond the visibility problem, it is a really fun and thrilling game.