When I started the game the window (titled "Untitled") windows didn't repaint and after a few seconds windows said it wasn't responding. I began writing this reply and after about a minute I heard music and the game had finally started!
Upon pressing space on the title screen I encountered the non-repainting window once again, looking as if it had seemly crashed until finally the moment of fate:
The gameplay music began and the... window disappeared... the music continued to play, in fact, it is playing as I write this comment.
Pretty bummed out I didn't get to play this since both from the screenshots above and the screenshots you posted during the 48 hours, it, at the least, looks visually fantastic. I hope you get this fixed at some point so I can try it out! No doubt I'll be checking back later.
I hate to say it, but I agree with prior poster's comments, but there seems to be an issue with the game. My experience was exactly like @rxi, except the game did eventually come up.
I really like the art style, but it's very short. :)
Apparently love2d's preloading sound and Windows don't like each other. I made a new Windows build that doesn't preload sounds. Try this. Sorry for the trouble again, I have no Windows box to test this on.
Ohmigosh. It looks like the new windows build works!
The game was microsized in play time and some of the collision was a bit dodgey! I did really enjoy the graphics, though, and for the most part, think it was one of the nicest art styles in all the entries I've seen, it'd be interesting to see a more fleshed out game made with a similar look to it.
I also encountered a funny crash on my first play through which felt like you were breaking the fourth wall:
Very good artstyle, but I couldn't understand what I was supposed to do. The toaster just kept saying malfunction. I love the art, and the engine was very smooth. OSX
The only complaint I have is that when I enter the laboratory building the game puts me right in front of the door, and both entering and exiting are done by moving "upwards", so you just flip in and out of the building over and over until you time your motion just right.
The pretty drawn graphics and the music generate a nice atmosphere. Apart from some bugs (e.g. you sometimes can go through NPCs or you spawn on the wrong place when you change the screen) well implemented game which made me chuckle a bit ;)
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Upon pressing space on the title screen I encountered the non-repainting window once again, looking as if it had seemly crashed until finally the moment of fate:
The gameplay music began and the... window disappeared... the music continued to play, in fact, it is playing as I write this comment.
Pretty bummed out I didn't get to play this since both from the screenshots above and the screenshots you posted during the 48 hours, it, at the least, looks visually fantastic. I hope you get this fixed at some point so I can try it out! No doubt I'll be checking back later.
My OS is Windows 7 64bits.
I tried to execute to standalone and the .love (on 32 and 64 version of löve), but none worked...
I'll later log on ubuntu, then I'll try again. =D
I really like the art style, but it's very short. :)
The game was microsized in play time and some of the collision was a bit dodgey! I did really enjoy the graphics, though, and for the most part, think it was one of the nicest art styles in all the entries I've seen, it'd be interesting to see a more fleshed out game made with a similar look to it.
I also encountered a funny crash on my first play through which felt like you were breaking the fourth wall:
http://imgur.com/saJa3
The graphics and audio are really good!
The only complaint I have is that when I enter the laboratory building the game puts me right in front of the door, and both entering and exiting are done by moving "upwards", so you just flip in and out of the building over and over until you time your motion just right.
The humor is through the roof. :)