Travel between the land of the dead and the land of the living to solve problems in this first person point 'n click game.
You have the unique ability to phase between the land of the living and the land of the dead. Unfortunately you are stuck in this valley. Use your powers to help the locals and get
I dont know if the linux or mac versions work. If you have problems post a comment.
That was so good! I love the art and the story that was going on between the characters. The atmosphere between the two worlds was well thought out and some odd eerie/sad moments thinking about how the key could have gone to the "other side". The color and music shift between the worlds was a pretty nice touch! It would have been nice to have a slight transparent background behind the text just to make it more easier to read. Fantastic job!
Very enjoyable experience ! Classic interpretation of the theme but the game was fun to play, pretty nice 3D graphics there too ! Just one thing, the music was a tiny bit repetitive but that's not a big deal.
Fantastic work! I loved the the art style - I thought it was especially funny how you could just pick up the cat and frog and they wouldn't react, as if they were statues. The gameplay was very well thought out! It would have been cool to see it get more complicated, but I understand there's no way you could have had the time to do that. :P
@local minimum that's strange. did you retry downloading it? I'll be uploading it to Gamejolt in a day or two and maybe a web version so if you cant get it to work you might have to wait for that. I don't think anyone else has had this problem. I hope you can sort it out I really like your games and would love to see your (always helpful) feedback.
I finally got it downloaded when I switched to chrome (tried twice on ff with no luck).
Really nice low-poly style of the game. I enjoyed walking around and listening in. But I never managed to pick anything up. So something I must have missed.
I would have opted for Enter or Space or even X to start playing the game, was about to give up when I figured Esc was start.
I loved the style and gentle mood, and I always love it when I game has dynamic music tracks. Thanks for making this!
That you can solve a request without hearing the problem is a little jarring - maybe let the player click through their request until you can give them the item.
Also (and this is a more minor nitpick) in windowed mode the mouse movement's a lot faster than the camera, so it's too easy to accidentally click outside the window.
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I think you use use lock cursor (in Screen class I think), now it's a bit annoying to constantly click out of the window.
(works fine on OS/X Maverics at least, btw)
@Techbolgogy I'll take that into account in future thanks.
And thanks to everyone else for the great feedback.
Really nice low-poly style of the game. I enjoyed walking around and listening in. But I never managed to pick anything up. So something I must have missed.
I would have opted for Enter or Space or even X to start playing the game, was about to give up when I figured Esc was start.
That you can solve a request without hearing the problem is a little jarring - maybe let the player click through their request until you can give them the item.
Also (and this is a more minor nitpick) in windowed mode the mouse movement's a lot faster than the camera, so it's too easy to accidentally click outside the window.
http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-30/?action=preview&uid=10313
We're the only two entrants from Ireland. Thought there'd be a few more, but ah well.
I really liked this game. So ambient, and so pretty. Wish I had more to say about it, but I don't.
I miss Ireland!