In Less, you reminisce about your past while removing objects from your room. However, you get to choose which item relates to which memory! The ending you get will depend on which objects were involved in each event in your life. Did you give your wife flowers or a potato? Are you moving out to start a new life, have you just been dumped, or has something much, much worse happened?
Less can be suggestive and/or dark at times. It is not recommended for children or the easily upset.
I worked on the writing and the graphics (there are some original pieces of art as well as all the clip-art). My friend Brice (@fractallambda) wrote the code and helped with the writing.
I'm sorry, I'm so so sorry ahah :D I killed my wife ! What a great husband I make ! I really enjoyed to try experience every endings ! However, It was hard to get them all so I missed one :)
Great concept. A bit sad as it's hard to get to an ending that's not depressing. I want to select the right things and be a nice guy, but game's interpretations of my clicks make me seem more of a dick for everything I do. Good game though.
I couldn't read the text fast enough, so I was a little lost on what I was supposed to do. Also, the game kind of wigged out when I would accidentally double click.
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_Rilem3 May 2013, 22:48
Interesting game, love that there are different endings :D The first time I played I missed a lot of the text and ended up killing myself :P
I liked it. Graphical decision making and text adventure output. Some times, the texts fade out just a little too fast to my foreign brain to follow up.
Seems like I'm a really bad guy on there. My ending was... well... full of blood. Rather engaging and pretty philosophical.
More of an interactive story than a game, but innovative and interesting no less (pun not intended). The narration being in haiku format was a nice touch. I got two of the endings; will probably come back for the others later.
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need a walkthrough xD
interesting idea and execution , well done
One mechanical issue I noticed is that the text disappeared a little too quickly (IE10 if that matters).
Good stuff!
The first time I played I missed a lot of the text and ended up killing myself :P
Some times, the texts fade out just a little too fast to my foreign brain to follow up.
Seems like I'm a really bad guy on there. My ending was... well... full of blood.
Rather engaging and pretty philosophical.