Anxiety : Last Night is a 2D puzzle horror game, which player are trapped in a car in middle of nowhere. Solve the mystery beneath the character's anxiety and what cause it to occurred.
Gameplay : - Mouse as control, left click to interact. - Try to turn on the car, by switching off every electricity related to it, and then start it over. (LD 33 version : currently use the streering wheel as the starter engine) - Avoid any entities that appear in the game. - Extra : Explore the car for clues, you might experience different endings
Note: Everything in the game using 2D Texture, even the car itself! This is part of our R&D.
Really nice! Well done! I love the art style and the experience you managed to create. About the theme, I didn't really get the you are the monster, but the rope and the blood splattered jacket maybe means that you killed someone? Anyway, GOOD JOB!
Best entry I've seen, graphics are excellent, voice acting is good, the game is CREEPY, I was actually SCARED playing this and usually I have a hard time being scared. Winner of this jam for me. Reminds of a scene of "In the mouth of Madness".
Just a bit negative about the fringe effect, it's too strong, maybe it's just my computer that does it, as in your screenshots it looks less strong.
Oh wow. This is amazing! I'm a little biased towards horror games, but seriously, this is one of the most impressive entrees I've played so far. From the graphics to the atmosphere, great stuff!
Extremely atmospheric and creepy. Didn't know what to do at first much but then as more I got into it the more it sucked me in.Fantastic graphics, audio and mood. Loved it! Brilliant work.
Great game. Awesome graphics and sound. The mechanincs confused me for a while. I never was quite sure wether the air conditioning (I think) was on or off.
Everything was impressive, right from the main menu and all the way through the game-play. Great graphics, great sounds and genuinely scary (although that might just be because I'm bad at horror games :) ).
There were minor downsides to the experience, such as the mouse not being confined to the window or not being exactly sure what exactly constitutes an usable object (I tried closing the green light on the dashboard multiple times). Perhaps a thin outline when hovering with the mouse could show exactly what you can interact with. It was probably just me, but I couldn't figure out how to on the car, despite reading your instructions.
The other minor nitpick is that although the initial cut-scene can be skipped, the discussion on the telephone can't. That made trying to retry the game much more annoying after sitting through the discussion several times before.
Overall, great work, the end result is scary, well polished and an amazing looker!
Finally the download worked, and... damn, this really is scary '_' I loved it, very nice atmosphere! I would have loved just some more clues, I'm not totally sure about what happened now...
Very well made game. I included it in part 21 of my Ludum Dare 33 Compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/sSjPmVXpfX4
This is so cool! One question. Did you place the wipers' switch so close to the ignition on purpose to enphasize the panic sensation? Or was it a happy accident? :P
Very stylish stuff, though I think the story might have been a bit too obtuse and subtly told for most people to get it (myself included -- I only have a vague idea about what happened in the end). You've definitely got the atmosphere down -- having been in a couple of similar dicey situations with a car at night myself recently, this was definitely evocative of that.
The voice acting wasn't always easy to hear or understand, but a decent enough performance for the most part, though the main character did have a bit of an odd accent.
My other annoyance was that I kept accidentally mousing over to my other screen and then clicking the game minimised while playing. Not sure of the technical details behind this with regards to Unity, but maybe there is a way you can restrict the mouse to one screen during play?
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Just a bit negative about the fringe effect, it's too strong, maybe it's just my computer that does it, as in your screenshots it looks less strong.
Great art and audio. Love it.
I really like the graphical style
Amazing!!!
The bit I played through was awesome though, nice work!
Great sound design and graphics!
http://gamejolt.com/games/anxiety/76517
Everything was impressive, right from the main menu and all the way through the game-play. Great graphics, great sounds and genuinely scary (although that might just be because I'm bad at horror games :) ).
There were minor downsides to the experience, such as the mouse not being confined to the window or not being exactly sure what exactly constitutes an usable object (I tried closing the green light on the dashboard multiple times). Perhaps a thin outline when hovering with the mouse could show exactly what you can interact with. It was probably just me, but I couldn't figure out how to on the car, despite reading your instructions.
The other minor nitpick is that although the initial cut-scene can be skipped, the discussion on the telephone can't. That made trying to retry the game much more annoying after sitting through the discussion several times before.
Overall, great work, the end result is scary, well polished and an amazing looker!
I loved it, very nice atmosphere! I would have loved just some more clues, I'm not totally sure about what happened now...
At least I can already tell that the graphics and audio are amazing.
The voice acting wasn't always easy to hear or understand, but a decent enough performance for the most part, though the main character did have a bit of an odd accent.
My other annoyance was that I kept accidentally mousing over to my other screen and then clicking the game minimised while playing. Not sure of the technical details behind this with regards to Unity, but maybe there is a way you can restrict the mouse to one screen during play?