"Incomplete" is a point and click adventure in which you have to make the right choices to become a better human being. God has punished you for living your live in a bad way and thus took away several body parts of yours. Get them back by being a good person or continue your way and suffer the consequences.
Features: 4 different adventure screens, Cutscenes, Multiple endings
Controls: Use the mouse to click objects and combine them
Very good job. I like the alternative endings. And the fact that the mainchar can do all thoose things in his condition. I tried to imagine some of the actions he did with 1 hand and 1 leg and couldnt keep me from laughing.
Hey buddies! Nice puzzle game ;) for me it feels more like that than a p&c. I think compared to your last LD-game it is a big improvement. But I would've loved some animations or some visual feedback on what I selected at the moment. At first I didn't realize how to control the scene. Altogether it's pretty humorous and morally valuable and the sound effects are cool, especially the scorpion *cute* :3
I like the concept but despite trying every possible combination of objects, I couldn't pass the second screen. Even the first was very difficult, I've never seen someone fell a tree with a hammer so I wasn't expecting that. The shoe was a red herring?
I added a walkthrough for anyone who gets stuck. About that hammer thing: If you just click a tree, it says that you can't kick it. This should lead the player to the idea of using something else to shake the tree. And yes, the shoe is only there for distraction. We were a little short on time, so we could not add too much in terms of animations. There are some particles and moving objects though to make the screens a little less static.
Not bad for a 72h adventure game. I have to say though, I'm disappointed that the missing/restored limb has no effect on the gameplay or even the story, it just seems there to relate to the theme.
I found the mocking tone of the narrator kind of off-putting. Some of the combinations were so random (tent + net, for example) that I didn't really see a way through other than trying to combine every single thing and getting mocked while doing it.
It was a cool puzzle game,. I liked the graphic and story (especially the take on the theme), it was unexpected and funny.
Contrary to some of the other comments, I found the riddle quite logical and not especially difficult, but I was raised on 90's point 'n click which really made you go for crazy combinations.
The music is a bit repetitive indeed a bit more variety, or a longer loop, would have been enjoyable.
Nice realisation overall, great effort, and congratulations on completing a game in 72hours !
I managed to get all the good endings. The text background flashing on and off while playing was a bit distracting, and I didn't see many ties to the theme, but I enjoyed playing through. Cute graphics.
I liked the drawings and the music! But I felt that the transitions were a bit slow. Also, I lost a lot of time on the "Desert" stage because I didn't realize there was a "Way" object :-)
I like the setup: very original use of the theme. The game itself is kind of a standard adventure game, but with solid puzzles. It would have been cool if your lack of limbs played a larger part in the puzzles, though (I did get a bit of "I can't do that with only one arm" in the first level, but that's about it). The graphics are pretty good, with nice swirly star effects. The writing is funny.
The difficulty feels about right. Would have been nice to have a better interface and a more natural way to progress (without having to, say, click on "way" to finish a level), but all that would probably have been hard to implement within the timeframe. Having a way to skip through cutscene dialogue would be good as well.
Typo: "therefor" should be "therefore"
SPOILER
I like how you allowed "good" and "evil" solutions for some of the levels. That shows an extra level of polish.
Gotta love point and click adventure games, especially funny ones! I feel though that my disabilities didn't really hamper my progress through the puzzles.
It's a well made game, but again I really don't like the idea that God made people crippled for punishment (or trial, whatever). What would a person with some natural disability think of this? Their inability is not because of their karma.
I enjoy the visuals and mood however I found myself falling into a pattern of just clicking on an object combination at random though. I am not that familiar with point and click adventures, so maybe this is standard, but for me I would like to feel like I can use logic or observation to figure things out a bit more. Or maybe I am just illogical :p
Quite a bit of content for a jam! And funny too :) Some of the combinations were a little abstract, and the music didn't fit for me, but great entry overall.
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We were a little short on time, so we could not add too much in terms of animations. There are some particles and moving objects though to make the screens a little less static.
I liked the graphic and story (especially the take on the theme), it was unexpected and funny.
Contrary to some of the other comments, I found the riddle quite logical and not especially difficult, but I was raised on 90's point 'n click which really made you go for crazy combinations.
The music is a bit repetitive indeed a bit more variety, or a longer loop, would have been enjoyable.
Nice realisation overall, great effort, and congratulations on completing a game in 72hours !
Cheers, and thanks for the game!
PS: a woman as a prize, really?
The difficulty feels about right. Would have been nice to have a better interface and a more natural way to progress (without having to, say, click on "way" to finish a level), but all that would probably have been hard to implement within the timeframe. Having a way to skip through cutscene dialogue would be good as well.
Typo: "therefor" should be "therefore"
SPOILER
I like how you allowed "good" and "evil" solutions for some of the levels. That shows an extra level of polish.