Needle in a Neighborhood
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-- We've added an experimental WebGL build for people to play, but we still recommend the Windows version. If the WebGL one gives you trouble, please play the Windows version. --
Inspired by the saying, "looking for a needle in a haystack," AAGH Games brings you Needle in a Neighborhood, a fairly casual exploration/searching game. You have to search through the houses of a small residential neighborhood for the One Room containing a giant golden needle. There are ten separate houses with 80 total rooms to explore. Only one contains the needle, and since the rooms' contents are randomized on each play, you get endless replayability.
Use WASD to move, the mouse to look around, and the escape key to bring up the pause menu. Lastly, spacebar will open interior doors (exterior doors work just by walking up to them). Once you find the golden needle, walk up to it to claim victory and see how long it took you to find the needle.
Good luck, have fun, and we encourage you to share your best times! If you find something broken or messed up, let us know so we can improve our post-Jam version.
Inspired by the saying, "looking for a needle in a haystack," AAGH Games brings you Needle in a Neighborhood, a fairly casual exploration/searching game. You have to search through the houses of a small residential neighborhood for the One Room containing a giant golden needle. There are ten separate houses with 80 total rooms to explore. Only one contains the needle, and since the rooms' contents are randomized on each play, you get endless replayability.
Use WASD to move, the mouse to look around, and the escape key to bring up the pause menu. Lastly, spacebar will open interior doors (exterior doors work just by walking up to them). Once you find the golden needle, walk up to it to claim victory and see how long it took you to find the needle.
Good luck, have fun, and we encourage you to share your best times! If you find something broken or messed up, let us know so we can improve our post-Jam version.