Please read the included README file for hints and instructions.
This game is really quite terrible. It was an experiment in using Unreal Engine 4's Blueprint visual scripting to substitute C++.
Based on the result, it's clear that Blueprint accomplishes exactly what it set out to. Blueprint is intended as a way for those with little programming background and a significant artistic inclination to create a game of their own, without having to enlist the aid of a programmer. It is for that reason I think Blueprint can be a very helpful tool.
However for a programmer like myself, I think it's a MUCH better idea to stick to C++ or some embedded scripting language.
P.S. Apologies for the relatively huge file size, it's just the nature of UE4, I guess.
Unfortunately I can not play this game because msvcr120.dll is missing. The installation of the Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Redistributable didn't help either.
I get a framerate of ~2FPS, which makes the game pretty much unplayable. The graphics look really awesome, too bad my computer can't handle it. Seem like it would be a nice exploration experience though.
I'd love to try some games made on unreal engine. But unfortunately my laptop is not good enough to run it ;_; so I cannot rate your game. When I run it, the frame rate is so low that I cannot bear... I hope I can get a new laptop soon.
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For people having trouble with the missing dll: Install the Visual C++ Redistributable 2013 package: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 (I have both x86 and x64 so I don't know which one is correct)
I liked the effect of the house in a storm of sand.
But without reading notes is strangely. And music adds a better atmosphere.