"I love you, no matter what!" is an emotional narrative point-and-click done by a team of one programmer, two artists, one composer and voice over director and two voice actors.
The player is a young man. He goes a last time in the room of his mother, who passed away three days ago.
I like your take on the theme - it is a very creative use of it. The environment the game created was enjoyable to be in, and told a clear story. It felt like you were in the narrator's mind, and allowed you to piece together their lives. The art was quite nice, and the music/sound made the experience complete.
This was actually quite a nice experience! Very emotional. Got a bit confused about the ending though, at first I thought there wasn't one, but after seeing the comments and clicking around I got it!
A nice idea with nice art, but the writing was a bit thin, I suppose it comes with being such a short game but I couldn't connect with the characters emotionally, but if it had more to it and maybe some progression, it would have had a much greater impact. But again, I suppose it comes down to the time limit. The art was very nice an it was the first LD game I've seen totally voice acted, music was gently and appropriate. Didn't find the ending either.
Moody game, impressive voice acting (even if Son seems a bit better than Mother IMHO). I clicked everywhere (or so I think) and listened to each little pieces of memories, but I got stuck eventually, wondering if there was an ending?
The story is a bit shallow and pretentious. Maybe try a more direct approach with writing when there is no time to flesh out the background of the characters. Voice acting is not very believable, because the son and father have the same voice, and the mother sounds like a teenage girl.
Technical quality of the voice recordings is very good, also the music really fits in.
I don't want to bash your game, you've probably put a lot of hard work in it, but I didn't like it. sorry :(
Game with strong mood. Short, but deep story. So sad that game design not so good. Technicaly gameplay require to pixel-hunt all interactive objects on screen and click on it. There no progression when you need to do something by gameplay to get new story point. For example, you click on wardrobe and get info about console. Next step - you click on console lying on shelf and get memory how you played with dad long time before he left. Just my suggestion how you game can be more better :o)
I liked the idea too, though I think the voice acting threw it off a bit. Overall a neato experience.
I hate to sound so harsh, but your female voice actor sounded more like a young hairdresser than a man's mother. The guy's voice was on point mostly, though.
The audio is one of the game's strongsuits; How it changes to fit the item you're inspecting creates a cool effect. Tell your composer well done!
I think it's very ambitious to try to move an audience in such a limited amount of time. You partly succeeded thanks to the music but I feel it would be more interesting to have characters with stronger personalities/backstories.
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It's really diifficult to exit the game on linux, needs a quit button.
Otherwise very nice
Voice acting is not very believable, because the son and father have the same voice, and the mother sounds like a teenage girl.
Technical quality of the voice recordings is very good, also the music really fits in.
I don't want to bash your game, you've probably put a lot of hard work in it, but I didn't like it. sorry :(
Good entry.
I hate to sound so harsh, but your female voice actor sounded more like a young hairdresser than a man's mother. The guy's voice was on point mostly, though.
The audio is one of the game's strongsuits; How it changes to fit the item you're inspecting creates a cool effect. Tell your composer well done!