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This game is an experience, a reflection and an introspection.

Game jams are awesome, you get to see the results of the brainstorming of thousands of team and all the interpretations of the theme. I like yours a lot.

To me, this game is to be taken as it is, no more, no less. A quick reflection of your feelings, the way you use them without thinking and how they are well working together.


However, I cannot leave my comment without adding my part haha:

- There are collisions issues, making possible to go "out of bonds". Well I put it between "" because it looks like you realized it and cap your whole world so you could not go too far anyway ;)

- The dialogue have a weird pace, sometimes I click and it goes to the next line, sometimes there is a delay... And you can skip some dialogue, others block you... well I don't say it is a bug, it was just weird to me.

- If I find your little theosophical journey quite pleasing, I would have loved to see more effect on the "all senses are stronger together" because they allow to make things you could not without it, or they open a whole new dimension, but also play on the fact that with less senses, those senses are often stronger by themselves... I don't know if I am clear here. My point is to make it like in our world, where blind people often have better nose and ears, etc...


But anyway, nicely done !!

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Thanks for your comments :)

I particularly like your idea at the end about how the senses could interact; and this would definitely have been a more complete way to have taken the game for sure. It's got me thinking about how they could work better together, instead of just being more reflective of the human experience.

The other two are bugs I suppose... I think I didn't test collisions enough, just assuming it would work in 2D... haha. And yeah the dialogues definitely shouldn't have been skipping about, although I did have some click detection issues myself when playing which I didn't have time to resolve.

Glad you felt it was pretty complete otherwise :)