I laughed the first time, when I read the names of the characters and the last time, when I see, that the game enters the bright side of life and there was colour. And then... The way to the end was full of nice moments, good, silly (positive) jokes and mostly logic puzzles. Thank you for this perfect entry!
The 5/5 Team are the Betatesters and the guys who had to listen to my ideas.
That you can go upstairs with 5 of 6 was a bug which become a feature. While testing, I turned it down to 2/6 and before uploading it, I reset it but maybe I counted wrong :-)
There are six findable. Two and four, separated in rooms.
From the first scene on, your game took me by the hand and let me play a well written story.
A little bit of blood, a little bit of robots, some stars, some fire, and a creature. AND good music, nice visuals and a great voice actor. Perfect, thank you for this game!
It looks nice and it sounds nice and I listen very long but I didn't hear the correct way... But really nice so far. Especially for a one-man-project with all parts selfmade!
Wow. A comment like this from a person like you or the person who submitted Last Christmas...
Yes, you were at least three and I was one but there a so many leagues between mine and yours that I get a goose flesh when I read this positive words. In a good way, not in the bad and scary way, like I get it while playing your game :-)
If you read some other comments, not every player likes this style but it was the only one I was able to make in two weeks (to be honest, in life...)
Thank you for your great comment, this gives me so many good vibes and thoughs about my little game!
Wow! This is the game I liked to submitted by myself!
It's so perfect in so many ways!
I've laughed so often. There are so many little jokes and above all a humour about the player, the character and a few adventure game cliches. Very nice, thank you!
BUT the journey my feelings made while playing it, is very confusing...
First of all: you will laugh but at the agenda was a french (my own school level) and italian (my wife speaks fluent) version. But luckily for all french people, there was not enough time :-) But yes, thats a very good compliment and I appreciate that!
Graphics are my nemesis! So I made a bunch of flowers and the flowers were Unity and its assets and free sprites from the internet and google search for usable images... Yes, the 3D Modell looks weird but I didn't have the skills to make it...
I don't have much knowledge in everything with graphics and animation so I don't know exactly what you mean with the 16-bit sprite. The character, for sure, is very simple but I was in love with it and the kitchen is hommage to my first played point&click adventure.
BUT YES: you are absolutely right. A little more time to let others play the game and look for logic and plot holes AND a very very big and expensive illustration course are the two things, that I should do next time...
Last but important: I don't think, that I can get much sleep this night, while I think about your proposition, that one sprite was a photo... The Lockpad? This little thing hurts your eyes? Or do you mean something else?
Yes, like I said in a reply to another player, that's my greatest insight in this jam: every player, every creator, every storyteller thinks, feels and likes divergent.
Maybe to big factors were two weeks time, just in free time and without a big preparation.
On of my goals, because that's something that I didn't like that much at other games, was to waive big text or dialog parts. Now I see, that I cut to much. So sometimes the player doesn't know what to do or in which direction he or she has to go. But in my head all was clear and logic.
Thank you for your honest opinion, that will make my next game much better! :-)
