Love the art style and the drawn textures. I think I didn't quite get what I was supposed to do but the concept is interesting and I'd love to see it evolved further, well done!
Love the art style and the drawings! So nice. Also what a good concept that you'd accidentally piss off an elf. It's easy to picture the story and game being evolved further and the tourist could get into all sorts of trouble. Well done!
Great take on the theme and really good concept. I really liked the idea of the memory globes to give more narrative context to the locations. Well done!
Such a nice little concept and really well executed, it's very easy to picture more levels where the challenge gets harder such as with larger or more windows and more tricky objects.
Really like this take on the theme, like the atmosphere and it's a super interesting puzzle mechanic as well. I did feel that it was sometimes a little too tricky almost, but loved figuring it out! Great work!
Love, love, love this. Full body chills after that first turn. Walking down the endless corridor... the music, the story... honestly, I get a bit emotional over games like these. What an absolute gem of a game, thank you for making this!
327 seconds and I lost because I mined the last HP from the castle haha!!! This was super entertaining and intense. Would love to see this idea evolved further, loved it, really well done!
Once I got the hang of it, it was very entertaining to go through the levels! I agree with Paul that maybe clicking one step at a time was a bit laborious but I really liked it nonetheless. The companion is a cool idea and the game in general was very enjoyable, great work!
I feel a bit stumped by the theme since I am doing a bitsy game which would constrain me to only 3 colors anyway... I think I might have to take some quite loose interpretation of the theme to make my game work :D
Loved the visuals and sound effects! I wasn't able to pass to the second level, not sure if it was error on my part or not. Gonna play it again tomorrow. Well done!
thanks for playing! yeah, I went a little back and forth on the footstep sounds, but opted to keep them in. I was thinking that if you were walking through this space in real life, you'd hear yourself, especially since the surroundings are mostly quiet.
