Don't let your husband see Clyde spitting in your mouth

Wait, so are you interpreting the lyrics as though each day he's only receiving the new gifts that weren't mentioned before, and the rest of the gifts are only sung to point out what he already got on the previous days? To me, it always sounded like by the end of the twelfth day he should have 12 partridges (unclear if they share a tree or have 12 separate trees), 22 turtle doves, 30 French hens, etc.

Collabception

You get Gruss Vom Krampus! medal by following the gnome clue in the Sofia/Rosie case.

I've gotten everything except Bottoms Up!

I'm curious to know how the gnome's gift works. I'm guessing he gives you one of the 5 horn pieces that you can't get in the palace if you're missing one of them, and if you already have all of them then he gives you the Easter egg.

EDIT: Okay, thanks for letting me know what the Easter egg does, but I was asking how the game determines what the gnome gives you.

The game runs very smoothly, almost flawlessly, but there are a few mistakes to point out. The unfortunate character substitutions seems to indicate faulty font embedding. There are typos here and there ("I can't breath" for example).

I very much like the option to Britify the money notation, but there seem to be some bugs with that. I liked figuring out how many coins each thing translated to, which was almost a metagaming puzzle. 1d. = one penny = 4 coins. 1s. = one shilling = 12d. = 48 coins. Five shillings is a crown and four crowns is 1l., a pound/sovereign I guess. But the way it gets displayed in the menu is bugged. It says things like 2s. 10s. 1d. when I do indeed have 12 shillings and a penny but I think it means to display crowns instead of having two spots for shillings. The only way to display something larger than a shilling is to accumulate 1008 coins which shows up as 1gn. I'm guessing that's short for a sovereign, even though the game established that a sovereign is the same as a pound which is 960 coins and not 1008. And when the street deviant charges 1008 coins, that seems to be the only place where the amount doesn't get translated into the alternate notation, because it still says 1008 coins regardless of which money type is configured.

I always like games where the levels are designed to feel totally different when you're controlling different characters

I could imagine this in a movie or a game

Your x.com link is a YouTube redirect

This was uploaded and frontpaged in November, do you know why it's not on the list for monthly voting?

I like that the chair arm obscures the side of her bottoms, making it look like she's just sitting around bottomless

I watched Inside Out on a plane as well, great movie

Is the space invader supposed to represent Picross 3D? (It looks like it's 11 voxels wide and I remember that the game had a limit of 10)