TECH INFO: Unity3D Blender Archimesh (a blender architecture addon) Audacity (soundtrack) Lux (physically based shaders) NeoTextureEdit (I created all the textures with this)
Great game! I like it, and i like how trippy and creepy it is too! Is there an ending?
The game was simple and I liked the little interactions in there, it felt like an experience, and it was a good one, the graphics were also pretty amazing and the environments look great. I especially love the mood this game has.
I wandered around for a while... the varied landscapes outside each window are great.
Eventually I became frustrated enough to draw a map and escaped. I then climbed the plateau (because it was there) and, tiring of that, found the edge of the world.
It might be nice if there were more moveable objects; so that the player could use them to indicate which door is correct.
Found the exit. It could improve by having more clues on which door to go next, instead of relying luck. The atmosphere is great, and the horse is very creepy.
Huh. No idea why this is called Asylum. There seem to be no clues to aid in escaping and looking at the solution seems to suggest the appropriate route is entirely random. Some nice work with the doors and mixing up the rooms but I'm not sure where you're going with the shaders and wallpaper. Nonetheless - that's a fair amount of content to make for three days! Nice job. =)
Just as I was thinking that it might be better if I stay I happen to find the way out! And then I jumped into the void :P. Cool surrealistic non-euclidian walking simulator. Like @Mase mentioned, movable objects might be nice for marking the route. Or maybe the player could drop something akin to the story of Hansel and Gretel. The clue in the bookcase was also nice, maybe more of those?
Amazing environment and textures in each room. It's a creepy puzzle, I couldn't get out. I liked exploring the rooms though. What's with the eyeless rubber duck?
Hi there. Found around 12 rooms I think. Maze of twisty little passages, all the same. It felt to me that you need more puzzles or things to do in the rooms. Getting pulled through the doors is frustrating after a while... have to redo so much walking around to get back to room before the one you were in... Good job on the implementation!
I like the feel of this game, felt kind of claustrophobic after a few rooms...lol. Only problem I ran into was it started to lag out on me after after a bunch of rooms.
I enjoyed this. It was pretty frustrating though. I liked picking up the duck and messing with the pool table, unfortunately I lost both sticks by dropping them through the floor.
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I like it, and i like how trippy and creepy it is too!
Is there an ending?
The game was simple and I liked the little interactions in there, it felt like an experience, and it was a good one, the graphics were also pretty amazing and the environments look great. I especially love the mood this game has.
Eventually I became frustrated enough to draw a map and escaped. I then climbed the plateau (because it was there) and, tiring of that, found the edge of the world.
It might be nice if there were more moveable objects; so that the player could use them to indicate which door is correct.
Anssi@MooseflyGames
I wrote a post-mortem http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/2014/08/30/the-asylum-the-post-mortem/