Wow, great way to raise awareness to the issue of accessibility which is an often neglected aspect of game design. Thank you for this, I hope you forgive the pun, but it was an eye-opener for me.
Also, whoever did the voice acting is an absolute pro, I hated it when I had to leave her behind for a variety of reasons. :)
Thank you! Also, I appreciated the pun. ;)
I'm really, really glad you liked the voice acting. Honestly, that was the thing I was the most concerned about. I had to record the lines late at night (when it was quiet enough) and I was trying not to wake up my kid while I screamed instructions into my computer mic. >_<
So it was you then! Well, I'm telling you, you're gifted as a voice actress, if it's not something you're doing as a pro already, you should definitely consider it. The writing was perfect too, but it wouldn't have worked so well if the delivery isn't up to par. Instead, it was so comforting, reassuring, caring, and delivered so naturally that I could easily imagine you standing there "in the dark", looking out for me.
Also, I (sort of) know the feeling, I'm also recording my Youtube videos at night, constantly worried about waking up my flatmates. :)
Wow, thank you SO much! I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kind words. I've been debating doing a YouTube channel, maybe I should!
I actually recorded each line about a dozen times - each time with a different emotion/attitude, then I used them like puzzle pieces to figure out what the "emotional arc" of the story should be. I'm so glad it worked! =)
Thank you, again!
