You wake up in a forest, void of color. Strange animals walk around in the shade of gray trees. You discover something, color and pick it up and the world slowly, gradually, changes.
There is no ending, didn't have time, but when you're satisfied with how much color you've brought back into the world, you win
Arrow Keys to move, goal is to pick up the red tinges spread across the randomly generated terrain.
Note: a small bit of the terrain gen was previously written, but only a small part was used.
Music made by Earslap.com Made with Construct 2, BFXR
This is really, really good. The atmosphere is just right, the game is interesting, how interaction with the red objects changes the world around you. I hope to see this game towards the finish.
That's really pleasant. It feels like a Jenovah Chen game. I kept playing for longer than is entirely rational. I do wish that there was more development (I'm assuming that it ends with the pigs).
Just a quick tip: I didnt have time to finalize the random terrain gen to be perfect, so if you spawn stuck in a corner, refresh until the world is not slamming you into a wall
Neat idea. I like the way we slowly discover the effect of the red objects. Maybe the SFX feedback to pick up a red object could be more rewarding for the player. I also like a lot the avatar animation, a detail but it brings something that matters a lot. Nice work!
The mood was nice and put me into a relaxed state of mind, just endlessly drifting through a forest. The first time I tried to play I was boxed in to the top left corner starting area, but after a refresh everything worked great.
There is no end? I did find it intriguing but I would have loved to find something nice in the right bottom corner. ;) I liked it though and i understand the limits of 48h.
@ComicSans There wasn't an end, although i really wanted to add one as well as an enemy, but due to the limitations of time and Construct 2 I didn't get to it.
Nice ambiance. Made me sleepy while playing. Wish there was something that made my motivations a little more clear. Also, the fact that the world is seemingly endless was a little confusing at first as i wasn't sure how far I should go or what would happen. Still not really sure if there is an ending, after a while the red dots stopped seeming to do anything (after the cubes became pigs) so I stopped.
Is there a reason you opted to use smoothed-out scaling on some objects like the player and trees, and not on the pigs/walls? I think that choosing one style would have improved the graphics somewhat.
Interesting. Are you supposed to just be able to walk through the animals and arrows (which I assume are trees?) The audio was quite relaxing, but I felt like the gameplay was a bit bare.
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Good job
I also like a lot the avatar animation, a detail but it brings something that matters a lot.
Nice work!
Also, regarding your "Note", I hope you didn't ruin this nice entry by violating the rules.
Is there a reason you opted to use smoothed-out scaling on some objects like the player and trees, and not on the pigs/walls? I think that choosing one style would have improved the graphics somewhat.
Good job otherwise! ~