This game is about the relationship between OCD and minimalism. You like your stuff to not be touched and kept in the same place, perfectly organized.But then along comes your friend who is trying to 'help' by moving your things. Put it all back before you go insane.
NOTES::: Watch the Count down in the corner and remember that clicking with the mouse shows where the furniture should go but makes the countdown go faster. P.S you can only watch in horror as your friend violates your Room. P.P.S you want your score to be as close to zero as possible(negative score is no better or worse than positive)
Controls- Click on the start screen to begin w,a,s,d to move and mouse to show where the furniture should go at a cost of your time limit.
Haha, this game idea is really funny. The first time I played I scored -221 but the second time I scored 1. I kind of got lucky the second time because the roommate push 3 items together into the wall so it was easy for me to move them back as a clump.
Waiting for 40 seconds is not really fun, especially when the play session has the same duration. Some collisions were strange too, but the concept could be good. You should just tweak a little more the details.
Cute game. Good work on the characterization of the friend. I really started to hate him when, on his way out of the room, he grabbed a table and pulled it all the way to the left wall. I had trouble knowing when to begin... it wasn't until I read argo's comment that I knew it wasn't a glitch with my input... A small in-game indication might be something to look into.
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dark_hunter30 Apr 2013, 07:51
A little confusing at the beginning.
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matthias_zarzecki30 Apr 2013, 08:36
Cool idea! Really conveys the feeling of "obnoxiousness"
And the amount of time you're given to put the furniture back in place is obnoxiously short.
I can't say that there's much fun here, or even much potential that I see. If there was more time to get the furniture in place (right now, it seems impossible) and the cutscene wasn't so tediously long, it would still be a frustrating/dull game of clumsily pushing around blocks.
I don't personally see the minimalism <-> OCD connection, but I find this entry really amusing. The actual feel of pushing the furniture around feels a bit clumsy, but I feel like this game is more about the scenario than the actual mechanic, and it plays that well.
It is indeed a horror to watch the friend for so long. In fact, it's so bad to watch for 40 seconds that I did not give it another try. Maybe a fast forward button could have helped to make the game more fun?
I scored 12 without moving anything. Somthing's broken in your scoring systemm :) Also furnitures that get put on the sides can't be moved back. I think. But that's a funny idea you had there, it just lacks a bit of polishing!
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Some collisions were strange too, but the concept could be good. You should just tweak a little more the details.
And the amount of time you're given to put the furniture back in place is obnoxiously short.
I can't say that there's much fun here, or even much potential that I see. If there was more time to get the furniture in place (right now, it seems impossible) and the cutscene wasn't so tediously long, it would still be a frustrating/dull game of clumsily pushing around blocks.
Sorry.