Thank you so much! I'm really glad the experience resonated with you! I come from an animation and traditional art background, so I'm still getting my footing with game dev. I focused on the artistic side while learning the basics of game mechanics. Thanks for the encouragement!
Wow! can’t wait to dive deep into this game and play it fully. Such a polished experience -the art, story, and voice acting are all top notch. Amazing work!
Really nice atmosphere. The dark figures had an awesome design, and I loved the still, grainy world you created. Adding the little game with the machine was a great touch. I just couldn’t get past the second night. I collected the twigs and started the machine, but it wasn’t enough fuel? And I couldn’t find any more sticks. Still, great job overall!
Wow, what a ride! Monsters, blood, and explosions everywhere! The art style, along with a bit of roughness, added a unique charm that really worked for me. I appreciate how it all came together, from the story to the big (epic) finish. Great job!
Oh man, that was nerve wracking! I died like 30 times, my hands just weren’t fast enough to unscrew those bolts. Maybe I’ll give it another go later because I’d love to see the other levels. Great job creating such an unsettling experience!
Thank you! I absolutely loved your game! It was the first one I wanted to play when the submissions were ready. I had to seek it out because I’d seen a small clip of it on Discord, and I just had to try it. I was truly inspired!
Yes, it’s not a bug! I intentionally left it that way. It’s a strategic challenge -if you use the bomb block right before the eraser block appears, you might end up with nothing to erase. It’s a way to keep you on your toes and make sure you’re paying attention to the upcoming blocks! But I did make sure that the eraser block can’t be the very first block to appear in a new game session. That would be unfair! 😄 Thank you for playing!
