Short poem with some audio/visual details. Just press something if it asks to. Interpreter the plot as you want, i don't have idea what's going on here.
Well, as you say, it really isn't a game. However, you did a lot of things here which you need for games and cutscenes, so I bet it was still a very valuable experience for you in that regard :) And I absolutely loved the chain link fence and bleak apartments look. Walking past the trees looked great, too.
Just one problem, though. When it ended and displayed the title again, I had to use the task manager to close it. Nothing else I attempted did anything.
Still, it's pretty, and a little creepy, so full marks for mood ;) Nice work.
I did not understood what I was supposed to do, I just clicked on the beginning to wake up someone as not able to interact anymore. But the visual and audio are very nice!
The atmosphere is great, the graphics very nice, sound is good and I really like the idea of having a game set to a poem.
But I don't get it. So we're two, I guess ;)
What went wrong? Out of time? Out of ideas?
Since you already invested all the effort to bring it this far, maybe you can continue working on it and turn it into an interactive story, where lines of dialog the player chooses have an influence on something that happened in the past and is revealed through the poem.
Yeah man its compo and i had to give up on music, more graphics and a bit gameplay. However i do like idea of dont getting whats it about, i just should have make it more detailed. Thanks for your post!
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Freank21 Apr 2016, 16:55
Hi, nice game ! We're realizing a video with several games of the Ludum Dare #35. Can you add your game on indiexpo.net ? (it's free) So we can include also your game in the video ;) p.s. write #LDJAM in the game's description
I really really liked the visuals that 3d/2d mix works really well. The sound and ambience was nice too. Its a real shame its not playable... Maybe you can continue it and make a game out of this concept, good job!
Well, I'm in the 'its interactive art, so it's a game' camp, but regardless of what side of the argument someone falls on, I don't think anyone would say this isn't beautiful work. Wonderful visuals and your writing was really nice. Well done.
Just one problem, though. When it ended and displayed the title again, I had to use the task manager to close it. Nothing else I attempted did anything.
Still, it's pretty, and a little creepy, so full marks for mood ;) Nice work.