There’s something unsettling about these life-sims that play with work/life balance. Working hard to buy things you don’t need or maybe even want.. Like, as far as I know, none of the items you can buy in-game regenerate the hearts you lost. And the more things you acquire, the more pressure is put on you to maintain them, and to buy more things, and so it escalates further and further. What is enough? The game has an answer - get all the available furniture. That’s where this metaphor starts falling apart.
Anyway, very nice game.
Honestly, this is super cool game! Very solid loop of trying to stay in the range but also watching out for what the truck drops, it’s a really intense fast-pace action. And creative spin on the theme as well.
Personal best is 84
Thanks :) if you got lost in the purple hallways, that was completely intentional. Remember the last dialogue before you got there. “Don’t get lost” “Promise” and immediately got lost. I thought that would be pretty funny. Also, the small, bright flat contrast with the dark, mazy hallways. Small child in a big world feeling.
The doors don’t look very door-like, that’s on me. I hoped the little handle animation would be enough to highlight them as interactive. But the ceiling tiles look very similar.
Yeah, thanks for the comment
Thank you :)
The music stopping in dialogues and screen transitions is how bitsy works, there may be some hack but I don’t know.
The penalty is that you will be washing dishes for a week for going on the adventure.
