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(PS) since you seem to have drawn some connections with the sound systems. Here’s some food for thought: you said that you had to turn up the volume in each “layer” which allowed you to put in the password (and get killed each time). But do you remember ever turning up the volume for the very last one?
Okay so… I actually showed this to someone who has very good hearing and didn’t even need to turn up the volume for that one xD. I played through again and turned up the volume (on my computer in real life), which I think means that if the cycle is:
Windows 7: dead person -> turn up volume of mysterious voices -> unlock security -> static -> knocking -> Windows 10: monster enters room -> turn up volume on Windows 10 -> unlock security -> static -> knocking -> 3dverse: monster enters room -> turn up actual computer volume -> unlock security -> whole screen turns static -> REAL LIFE: MONSTER ENTERS ROOM?
But what’s most notable from the first room is that the person was dead, bloody, xs over the eyes on the floor, so perhaps we are the living opposite…
Anyway there’s another layer up from us where the volume did not get turned up yet, perhaps… the monster has yet to appear to KILL…
(spoilers)
The game’s trick made a lot of sense, but I was a little surprised as I was expecting it to be longer! or for there to be a different ending possible, like with how it says you can try to save the person if you enter the numbers to unlock the settings. I liked how the nested worlds worked: first you need to turn the mysterious voices up on your windows 7 (to get killed), and then you need to turn the fake-Windows UI sound up (to get killed), and then you need to turn your own computer’s sound up (to presumably die horribly). It’s a really neat thing to encounter.
Also it was very gorgeously implemented. Details looked really similar to real windows. After replaying it I was surprised to find that the puzzles were semi-randomized, like the cipher had different answers, which is really not what I expected of such a short game! As well as the hints panel with the mods - they are helpful, though I’m surprised they are just like lol idk can’t help you any more giving you more hints if you keep begging. And the inappropriateness of the stream was also funny. Having you have to enter your name is also interestingly uncomfortable - I like the bit of personality that comes with ‘That’s not your name’ if you enter something else.
Anyway, if you keep making these you should put them all in a Short Horror Story compilation or something, they’re all bangers, or perhaps expand the idea into a longer game.
Going to try to get some other people to play this in a few days and see what they think too!
hhhhh… it reminds me of https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2747
(ohh also - RECURSion lol)
Have an image from apple phone OS.
I got delayed with finicky old windows. Turns out I turned on word wrap on that one to make it feel more like a mac.
But looking at WordPad is very nostalgic. I printed and stapled books together with it. And I found an entire citadel in the sands!! With autosave, enroaching desert sands are endangered species. Each deleted ~ is permanent.
As the newest member of the cyberwitch, my ritual was to undo the damage of a ruined life. My spell is lovely-beloved. It may be too late for the other spells. Turning back time would also be a good one.
I hope the nearest three undeleted demons have fun… The last tome sounds very suspicious. And I wish my problems were snakes. I love snakes.
What a bountiful world…!
THANK YOU FOR THIS GAME
I used to make these things when I was a kid and had access to a desktop computer at home with Windows 7.
I liked hiding things. I created mazes and hid folders inside of folders. I made 1000x copies of the same folder, arranged them on the Desktop to look like the word HELLO, in ordre to dissuade suspicion. I didn’t want my parents to take away my games.
Then I noticed the existence of the search function. I renamed my Game.exe files to renametoEgam.exe so they could not be found by a name based search.
I now play this on a Mac computer with column based folder sorting, but my experiences as Folder Dungeon Maker have not left me. Edit: Actually I decided to play this with normal folders on the same principle as not using the search function.
I opened the desert and it said not to save but Mac auto save… unfortunate. I think I’ll open this game on a different computer to play.