This game has a very nice charm to it...that charm being a glorified fishing simulator, and it was high time we got one to this high of quality and perfection. 10/10 would get lost in a parallel dimension again.
You honestly have a great talent for storytelling, I am planning on playing The Horror Of Salazar House very soon.
Anyways, most of my compliments to the chef are at the end of the video if you care to take a listen. Thank you for making this game, and I look forward to more from you.
Okay, so first, I would check if you have a directional light source and point it towards your scene. If you do and there's still issues, then do this...
Create a new material, with shader Sprites > Diffuse.
Select all the objects you want to react to lighting, go to their Sprite Renderer and change the material to the one you just created.
Create a point/spot light at Z=-1 and you should see the light.
This is mainly for doing small space lighting (i.e. dark room with candle)
Mine is attempting to be a card game about playing against god for the sake of the survival of humanity but in reality the more you win, the more people you lose on your Earth...or something....idk still figuring it out...just having fun learning new stuff :)
Can't wait for my comment to get lost in this sea of posts, but to Nihilanthdev, you my friend, have done the internet a great service by providing up this masterpiece. I must say though, the cashier...she is my mortal enemy. Either way, well done, can't wait to see more from you
Fun game, really enjoyed my time with it. Only criticism is that the game used 100% of my gpu, and caused it to lag when recording. If you could optimize that for future players, that would be great
A short but simple game that really plays into my fears of being watched and someone being in the house, yeesh. Anyways, great game, would love to see a larger development on it into a longer more fleshed out game. Either way, good job
