Very cute and bittersweet storytelling with great use of creative UX patterns. Not sure I would call it a game, as you can't really do anything but progress (unless things change after my current chapter), but it's a very well done interactive comic.

I'm told my browser is not supported, but Chrome and Firefox are. Vivaldi is built on top of Chromium and should work just fine. Blocking browsers is pretty oldschool.

Former Opera designer here joining that wish.

Useless with my Wacom. I got nowhere really fast. Otherwise: pretty.

As you wouldn't let a new pilot take off without hours spent in a simulator, you shouldn't let your product process take off without a prototype.

Christian Sinding-Larsen, UX Designer, Isobar

Let a dupe get posted. Bump the first post, ignore the dupe.

I've started using Kraken lately. In beta and rudimentary, but really good at what it's doing. http://www.gitkraken.com/

Looks very promising! I have been working with 3D tools like Rhino and Solid Works back in the day and I've felt 2D vector tools have a long way to go with these corner stone features. One thing I'm still missing from SW is the ability to make paths dependent on each other. Keeping an angle, orientation or distance (in % or fixed) is immensely useful. Consider looking into that, and you have a fan.