A fun-to-play roguelike: ten levels, different characters to choose, tiles and some animations instead of ASCII.
I had fun beating it: I went for a pacifist conduct. Sometimes it can be cruel (a string of unlucky potions or unlucky scrolls), but that is part of roguelike experience I guess.
- the "back" button is placed on top of the "menu" button, wich is at times confusing - the mansion looks quite old from the outside, very modern from the inside, which is a bit jarring - there is a lot to click in the pond, but not much to get, which I guess makes for awkward gameplay but good immersion
A solid inherithed/haunted house game, with good characters and dialogue, relatively straightforward puzzles and good music.
The thing I liked most about the game is the atmosphere (which makes or breaks this kind of games). It was satisfying but a pity the game is very short.
Good 2d rendition of a shooter. I had fun playing this, level were interesting and big enough to make them fun to explore. I miss some staple platformer QOL improvements (e.g. "look down" when you press ↓ for a bit), but as I have said, solid work!
I am not a fan of Ren’py productions, but this one has many great things. Good writing, excellent characterisation, a compelling story. I like that the game starts "in medias res" without an overly flowery presentation or a wall of text.
A nice little game that adds to a simple goal (collecting eggs before they crash on the floor) a very interesting mechanic (some bunny with a bouncing movement). Choosing between speed and accuracy becomes a balancing act which is easier at first and becomes a crapshot of frenetic bouncing by the end.
My first run was 60 points, had fun playing this. Thanks for source and linux binaries!
There is much good about this game, I am happy to see numerous comments.
I will point that it is doubly good if you are a developer yourself: this game is suprisingly playable, surprisingly fun, has progression, has symbolism, has minigames, has lore, with just minimal screen estate and four buttons.
It is a lesson in economy of means and will for sure change how you see games and game-making.
The dev's Design notes are as interesting as the game and will make you look at it with new eyes.
A very short game in an immersive world. It feels easy to navigate and the story flows nicely. Thumbs up for me, bar for the lack of a "restart" button at the end.
