This is a point and click adventure. You only get one (game) hour to get all the things Ann needs to leave the house. It's based on video game radio show One Life Left (http://onelifeleft.com/)
This is a WebGL game and works well in Chrome, but seems to crash Firefox pretty reliably unfortunately :-(
Pretty neat! I loved the sounds and the modeling! (I don't know if this was a matter of time or decision, but I really enjoyed that all the models were very geometric.) It was fun to figure stuff out, except I never got past getting the phone to dry. It also would have been nice to get some kind of feedback when you hover over interactable items. Glad to see people take advantage of WebGL, too!
Oh wow this is really cool and ambitious for a jam. You should work this code into a starter kit, I would absolutely love to make adventure games in PlayCanvas!
Glad to finally run across more adventure games. I really loved the look of this game. My only complaint is movement tends to be a bit difficult with pointing in 3D adventures, WASD would have been better, I think!
Well its a point and click game, and it works. Why re-invent the wheel?. Graphics are interesting. Was the blocky lack of smoothing groups a design choice? it works nevertheless.
As for the negatives: Lack of variation in the audio made it feel somewhat lacking. Some sound effects might have been nice.
Nice graphic, music and great models! My only advice is when transitioning between screens, put characters at a position so the player knows from which door or stair she came. Finished the game, was a fun challenge!
I think this entry has it all, really. I never figured out how to dry the phone, but I believe I figured out the rest. My feedback would mostly be about small user experience things, most of which has been mentioned by others.
I love point and click adventures and this one was amazing! I really like how realistic she felt as character the the funny solutions you had for every problem! amazing :)
Nice point and click. Sometimes it was a bit buggy (I only played the compo version though), but a cool idea to fit the theme and I had a good laugh with some of the puzzles (don't want to spoil ;) )
Great little game, the music and graphics were super neat. Trying to work out out to dry the phone nearly had me tearing my hair out, but I managed it! :)
The graphics were a bit creepy for me, and I found myself not knowing what to do next a few times. It's, tho, a fantastic effort for 72 hours. Good job.
i really enjoyed it. the music felt like it didn't fit and was just put in there to tick the music box in a hurry, but other than that i liked the rest of the game. interesting choice with the flat shading (alone in the dark style?) and webgl of course is a great idea for multi-platform. the only thing was when you leave a room it doesn't start you by the door that you came out of which is a bit disorienting but not a big deal.
Nice graphics and animation. I also like that it's a 3D adventure game where you still 'point and click' instead of controlling the character directly (too many main stream 3D adventure game titles went down the awkward latter route for my liking!)
I wasn't sure exactly what to do, and the walking seemed very slow (not sure if that's the game or my computer). I liked the writing and graphics though, and the interface was nice for a point and click game like this. It was still fun to just look around.
Wow mate, the art style - so adorable. Now I am also curious about the Playcanvas thing.
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Cake&Code6 Jan 2014, 20:19
Great adventure game! I had fun figuring out how to get her out. I played a lot of these real life escape games, so I was pretty addicted to getting Ann out. :)
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A third-person camera and arrow keys for movement would have been nice too.
Philippa did all the artwork. Which is why it looks so amazing!
As for the negatives: Lack of variation in the audio made it feel somewhat lacking. Some sound effects might have been nice.
Very good entry.
Love the 3D adventure style :D