Hi Zakaria,
I can't believe your commitment to this thread! If you haven't got sick of itch games by now, I'd love to know your thoughts on Bunny Hill Horror: Bunny Boiler, which is a darkly humorous visual novel with exploration and puzzle elements- a bit like the old 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books. It's the sequel to our previous game, Bunny Hill Horror, but can be played as a standalone game. I'll check out your channel :)
I had all being ready and after 48 hours of uploading the video on YouTube it didn't process!
It is for your first part game by the way! I will try to find a solution for this.
Oh no! Well, even if it doesn't upload, thanks a lot for playing and I hope you had fun :)
I am going to make a gameplay series for your game, and the letter being written below the video has been written for the original full video.
Hi Krunchy Fried Games, I have decided to play your first game; Bunny Hill Horror and here is the gameplay review video. I have enjoyed the story and the puzzles are really good and being made in a smart way! For sure I am less a fan of sexual scenes and I prefer if there were no naked women in the game but it is what it is! Here are some notes guys for your game! Also It will be great if you guys gave me a sub on my YouTube channel, I could really need all the help I can get to grow my channel.
The video contains a lot more than I can write here! I will try my best to play your next Part 2 game soon.
Glad you got it sorted! I enjoyed the first part- and look forward to more.
Thanks for your comments- you're certainly right about getting comments about the difficulty. I had a bunch of people on Newgrounds PM me for a hint about that painting puzzle! Sometimes over several days. At least there are some playthru's now so people can find the answers if they need them.
Yeah, there's a lot of reading (especially in the library), some of the articles are useful for back story and give you hints about what Oswald Mandias is up to, other text- like the poetry, I just threw in for a bit of culture. Have learned this lesson and the sequel is a lot more focused. And, yes, we toned down the sexual elements from the Newgrounds/ Gamejolt version, but it's still an underlying theme.
Glad you enjoyed the atmosphere and dribbles of humour. I also think mixing sound effects is the most fun part of game development, so it's good that that didn't go to waste!
And good luck with your channel and bringing people all these indie games. Don't worry, we're already subbed :)
I did enjoyed as well playing your game! And I will make sure to update you once I drop another part of your game.
Thank you so much for the explanations! You didn't have to but you did it anyways which make me happy and I would want to see more of your games for sure!
The sound effects are the most important part of any visual novel game! I have tested up to 4 ones before yours and was about to make one myself but got into lack of time and some other personal issues! Now the focus will be on finishing your Second game (I am almost done: stuck at the grandfather clock puzzle).
I'm guessing you've worked it out by now? If not, here's a quick hint:
A note that helped you with a previous puzzle might give something else away. I assume you've spoken to Dave about it too?
Hey there again Krunchy Fried Games,
I have finally found the time to finish your game (Was dealing with other stuff outside of gaming and YouTube).
I do intend to make a small interview with you guys if you are interested (via voice calls on Discord)
Here is an example for that:
Sweet! Yeah, don't worry about not getting around to it immediately- everyone's got their own lives.
And I'd be happy to chat, hopefully Mike will be too. It's getting a bit late here so I'll send you an email tomorrow, if that's ok. Look forward to checking out the video :)
