Wow. This was very interesting. It was very funny, the funniest entry I played so far. I laughed out loud. Religion and art were my favorite parts.
My smile went away pretty fast at that war. That was very unexpected and quite strong actually. I was experiencing true fear as the unknown phantoms of the night were approaching me and I had no way to defend myself.
Good work! It was generally quite clear how to accomplish each task. I was a bit confused on the art task because it was a bit hard to pick up the pigment. I thought I had to drop the hammer first. Use of the particle effects to consistently indicate a hold was good.
Great game! Some of the levels were a pain because of the specific ordering (eg. the wheel). The concept and execution were fun and unique with a dark twist at the end.
Fun piece, definitely nailed the "warioware of mankind" concept. Just wish there was something more in terms of gameplay or challenge, maybe even a simple timer and a "you failed to evolve".
Excellent design. Really enjoyed the narrative and the puzzles, except for the spear. I kept trying to attach the stone to the end of the spear, but that doesn't work, I have to attach it to the middle, which doesn't make sense.
My favourite entry so far, liked the way it escalated and the different little simple puzzles you had to solve. Only issue I had is that I wanted more, which is always a good sign.
Hey, got around to playing this game on my channel:
Overall an amusing game, despite the dark twist :) Could be expanded on by making each stage random, and some kind of failure. Maybe as player succeeds they go forward in time, but go back when they fail or something.
Thought it was pretty cool! I really appreciate the "figure it out yourself" design mentality of all the microgames. Some games, I felt, read better than others. I particularly struggled with the art one, mainly because it was really hard to click on the red rock shards while still holding holding the chisel. Ending was a interesting twist. I liked that you can get different readings from it depending on how you play (aggressive vs passive).
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Wow. This was very interesting. It was very funny, the funniest entry I played so far. I laughed out loud. Religion and art were my favorite parts.
My smile went away pretty fast at that war. That was very unexpected and quite strong actually. I was experiencing true fear as the unknown phantoms of the night were approaching me and I had no way to defend myself.
The concept and execution were fun and unique with a dark twist at the end.
Bit of a tonal whiplash at the end though.
Overall an amusing game, despite the dark twist :)
Could be expanded on by making each stage random, and some kind of failure. Maybe as player succeeds they go forward in time, but go back when they fail or something.
I was rather hoping it would go all the way to the modern era and turn into a social commentrary on us un-learning and becoming regressive :)