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Codewelten
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Deskripsyon
Just explore and feel
Paano Maglaro
WASD to move, Mouse to change view, click left mouse button to turn on light as long as left mouse button is pressed, click middle mouse button to keep light on/off, hold right mouse button to enable flood light, space to jump.
If you trust your instincts you can walk without ground under your feet to go to your target. But stick to the direct path.
Mga Update mula sa Developer
Update:
26.08.2013
Changelog:
โ New Secret added
โ Different starting position
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Bloodfather
Mar. 13, 2013
So I've played for about 10 minutes This place is like a maze I want to go back and talk to that guy I met at the beginning even if he is creepy. He's still someone to talk to...Right now I feel..alone..and hopeless. Am I getting the right idea here? Or is there simply something I'm missing? I'm gonna keep looking. And what's with the purple code about the thread? Do I need to figure this out for myself?
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I like your reply. But there is no "right" feeling to have.
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Kezrek
Mar. 18, 2013
This is a greybox level covered in a screenshot texture with some music, and I keep getting these highly annoying pop-up "Share this with your friends!" windows that break the game. If you want us to feel, you're probably trying to use an idea like Gestalt so the player fills in the gaps with their own perception. That isn't working here because these aren't 'explorative' or 'open...' this is simply a lack of design and substance. As for suggestions, I'd create tunnels, balconies, secret points of interest, and I wouldn't have the player start right next to the only interesting place in the level. It'd be a much better reveal to have the player exploring for a while, feeling the emptiness, then WHOA gigantic creature and a creepy code-textured person. "Feeling" should be a result from playing this game- not an instruction for it.
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IsleInTheHeavens
Mar. 10, 2013
I don't think I get it -.-
The atmosphere is nice, although I agree that some more entities/objects to interact with would be welcome.
New secret added.
Kezrek
Mar. 18, 2013
After listening to the monologue presented by the code person, it's obvious there is a great intent here from the creator. But it's not making a game... It's to break the fourth wall and address the player. It's creepy, but boring. Nothing happens while this talking goes oooon and on. Very little of what the character says applies to me personally, so instead of feeling anything, it's more like a low-voiced rant from an Internet troll in an attempt to instigate emotion. Which could work - if it was executed much, much better.
Great feedback!
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GabeOliveira
Mar. 11, 2013
crazy lazy game. confused art. what you have to offer instead of asking?
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