I played through the game and actually recorded it for my channel. What can I say, I am a sucker for all of the random, little snippets of dialogue. Although very short, I had a great time going through and examining everything. I actually managed to find both endings, primarily because I was too caught up in hearing what my character had to say about every item around him. Overall, it was a lot of fun, thank you!
I feel like I have missed heaps in this short game, like if I play it a few more times I can get a few more endings and quirky text dialog. Were you by any chances a text based dungeon crawler dev before?
Not gonna lie, a short game is actually very interesting. I bet that you put lots of effort into this. I wish you had put more cutscenes, especially at the beginning. Anyway great game.
The game works just fine in Linux. I recommend putting an option to adjust the sensibility of the mouse tho, it was too high for my taste. But still, I had fun with it. It's a cool game.
Responds about this note above: "[...]NOTE: Because I only have a Windows machine, it's the only platform I've tested on. I've posted Mac and Linux builds, but I have no idea if they work or not. Be aware that they may be buggy, and may not work entirely. If you let me know in the comments, I'll try to resolve the issue."(HUTCHINS,Kavin)
HOW RUNS THIS GAME IN LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM? Alright, if we have a game or another windows software in 32 bits, here it goes buddies. P.S. Sorry my natural idiom is portuguese, but so the steps runs in all linux systems:
Responding your P.S. about Linux. I played in an Ubuntu(Linux derivative from Debian), any Linux run your game in windows x86 or i386(32 bits) because we (linux users) may runs your game through the WINE(windows emulator) and some x64 we can but not all. At evening I bring to you a video. Listen, have more than 2 endings? I liked second ending, but I don't understand: what's happens with that building in front side? Cool, I liked though. Congratulations, soon I record through WINE into my Ubuntu system the video about. Thanks and I wish for you a great successful. However, I assure you - Yes, the game runs in Linux although only WINE the windows version. I suggest for you in the next projects makes both in windows, one in windows x64 and another in windows x86, thus you benefit 3 operating systems, windows x64, windows x86 and altogether linux with WINE. It's wine: <https://www.winehq.org/>. It is better than developers had done in Linux version because pure linux has several different distros linux. I tired to download "linux" and almost never runs in my Ubuntu(.deb), unless you specify which linux you intend run games. :D
Thanks for playing! Interesting interpretation of the meaning of the game. I was tempted to add some changed dialogue after you interacted with an object long enough, but I didn't manage to add any due to the jam deadline.
Thanks for playing! I tried to sneak some story in, but it was at odds with the core mechanic of the game, so it's not that fleshed out and I wouldn't be surprised if most people missed it.
Thanks! I'd like to come back to this. There's a bunch of places where I cut corners, or thought of better ways to do things after I did the initial implementation. I have no idea on the timeline though, since I'm feeling pretty burnt out on the project right now.
My Ending A was a run where I could not find the elevator key and had convinced myself it would never be found, that this PC would die in his apartment for having failed to leave it despite knowing better. I was touched by this tragedy! I began to despair of my options and tapped on the couch object for at least twenty seconds, I wondered if you had put it there so as to get a rise out of me. Then I found the key in the cabinet, rode the elevator and wandered in the hall for ten seconds before the black out.
My Ending B run I hit the cabinet right away but missed the message which I guess gave me the key, and I didn't see the E icon in the corner of my screen because I was looking at my cursor instead. I searched the whole apartment quickly then eventually went out to the elevator. This time I made it out the front door and was crushed? Then I did another run where I went straight for the door and got the same ending. I liked it!
The keys are can be placed in one of a few places in the environment, just to spice it up on replays. I'm glad you encountered the A ending—I was worried that people were going to be able to blow through the game quickly enough that no one would see it. I'm also relieved that the key item hunts weren't too obtuse to prevent you from beating the game. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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I played your game in my video -
The game froze on me when exiting the building on the ground floor, tried it twice and it happened both times.
Thanks for reporting the issue (and I'm sorry that it happened). I uploaded a new version of the game that no longer has the bug.
I played through the game and actually recorded it for my channel. What can I say, I am a sucker for all of the random, little snippets of dialogue. Although very short, I had a great time going through and examining everything. I actually managed to find both endings, primarily because I was too caught up in hearing what my character had to say about every item around him. Overall, it was a lot of fun, thank you!
There was so much to explore in this one that I kept playing it several times till I found everything, at least I think I found everything.
This game was a really interesting play in the free random games video
how did you find it
Exploring itch.io
I feel like I have missed heaps in this short game, like if I play it a few more times I can get a few more endings and quirky text dialog. Were you by any chances a text based dungeon crawler dev before?
Loved the one liners!
Couldn't find the ending A
Not gonna lie, a short game is actually very interesting. I bet that you put lots of effort into this. I wish you had put more cutscenes, especially at the beginning. Anyway great game.
Pretty new to itch.io, really glad for this to have been one of my first few games played :) Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks for playing and especially your kind words!
garbage game runs like shit and boring as fuck
Bro this guy put time and effort into something. Don't be this guy
yes i know @smellyanus27 well @KadenT8 can you even remake this game you probably cant
wow dude good try at roasting something that was made in 2 days.
I think you did a really good job on this! I liked it!
really good game would 100% recommend!
Good game, and apparently there are multiple endings. I got ending B though...
The game works just fine in Linux. I recommend putting an option to adjust the sensibility of the mouse tho, it was too high for my taste. But still, I had fun with it. It's a cool game.
This game needs more to it!!
Watch my youtube channel for the gameplay:
Responds about this note above: "[...]NOTE: Because I only have a Windows machine, it's the only platform I've tested on. I've posted Mac and Linux builds, but I have no idea if they work or not. Be aware that they may be buggy, and may not work entirely. If you let me know in the comments, I'll try to resolve the issue."(HUTCHINS,Kavin)
HOW RUNS THIS GAME IN LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM? Alright, if we have a game or another windows software in 32 bits, here it goes buddies. P.S. Sorry my natural idiom is portuguese, but so the steps runs in all linux systems:
I really had fun with this game.
Responding your P.S. about Linux. I played in an Ubuntu(Linux derivative from Debian), any Linux run your game in windows x86 or i386(32 bits) because we (linux users) may runs your game through the WINE(windows emulator) and some x64 we can but not all. At evening I bring to you a video. Listen, have more than 2 endings? I liked second ending, but I don't understand: what's happens with that building in front side? Cool, I liked though. Congratulations, soon I record through WINE into my Ubuntu system the video about. Thanks and I wish for you a great successful. However, I assure you - Yes, the game runs in Linux although only WINE the windows version. I suggest for you in the next projects makes both in windows, one in windows x64 and another in windows x86, thus you benefit 3 operating systems, windows x64, windows x86 and altogether linux with WINE. It's wine: <https://www.winehq.org/>. It is better than developers had done in Linux version because pure linux has several different distros linux. I tired to download "linux" and almost never runs in my Ubuntu(.deb), unless you specify which linux you intend run games. :D
Only two endings? Despite that, the game was cool and the concept was quite unique!
The game was amazing and really well done!
Looking forward to your future games
Thank you!
Keep up the good work.
Like and comment if you want to see this game on my game jam tierlist!
the game was epic
Thanks!
Hello
Thanks for playing! Interesting interpretation of the meaning of the game. I was tempted to add some changed dialogue after you interacted with an object long enough, but I didn't manage to add any due to the jam deadline.
Monster went BOOM BOOM! This game starts the video!
Thanks for playing. You were right, you did get all the endings.
good game it's really enjoyable
please check out my channel
Thanks for playing and the kind words!
This game wasn't bad. Could use a little more of a story. However, I liked the fact it had multiple endings so I felt obligated to get both!
Thanks for playing! I tried to sneak some story in, but it was at odds with the core mechanic of the game, so it's not that fleshed out and I wouldn't be surprised if most people missed it.
Lol you are all good. I noticed the hinting at a story, but that style of game, it wasn't a key factor to turning it out. But overall, it was good!
Is the game finished and needs no more updates?
Yes. There is an ending you can get to, and I'm not aware of any bugs.
I absolutely love the concept of this game. Are you considering polishing this up as a post-jam release?
Thanks! I'd like to come back to this. There's a bunch of places where I cut corners, or thought of better ways to do things after I did the initial implementation. I have no idea on the timeline though, since I'm feeling pretty burnt out on the project right now.
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My Ending A was a run where I could not find the elevator key and had convinced myself it would never be found, that this PC would die in his apartment for having failed to leave it despite knowing better. I was touched by this tragedy! I began to despair of my options and tapped on the couch object for at least twenty seconds, I wondered if you had put it there so as to get a rise out of me. Then I found the key in the cabinet, rode the elevator and wandered in the hall for ten seconds before the black out.My Ending B run I hit the cabinet right away but missed the message which I guess gave me the key, and I didn't see the E icon in the corner of my screen because I was looking at my cursor instead. I searched the whole apartment quickly then eventually went out to the elevator. This time I made it out the front door and was crushed? Then I did another run where I went straight for the door and got the same ending. I liked it!Thanks for playing!
The keys are can be placed in one of a few places in the environment, just to spice it up on replays. I'm glad you encountered the A ending—I was worried that people were going to be able to blow through the game quickly enough that no one would see it. I'm also relieved that the key item hunts weren't too obtuse to prevent you from beating the game. I'm glad you enjoyed it!