Although simple, the mood of the game is great, as well as the message it pass. I can see it as a multiplayer game where people leave messages for others to play and escape the labyrinth.
Excellent concept and design. Even the floaty controls add to the "contemplative" experience. Very very good entry!
PS: "Freedom" on the other side of your fears... "You should stop" right when the player accelerates... These moments were great, in a "narrative meets mechanics" way. If you change the game, put more like these. ^^
Wow.. I don't know what to say. I cried. Still crying. This is a highly emotional game and speaks to me on a personal level. If I had a choice, I'd have everyone play this game. I'm so impressed you got this done in only 2 half days, too. I hope you're okay. Thank you so much for making this.
Oh yea - thanks for including Jukedeck in the credits. Never heard of it before; I tried it out and it's great. Might use it for my games too.
PS Still thinking about this. This was really inspirational and I'm definitely saving it to my favorite games.
@angela-he, thank you so much! I'm okay yes, still struggle a little everyday like everyone but I'm keeping myself together preety well nowadays, I hope that you are okay too. Thank you for your sensitiviness and feedback =)
@rodrigo-spilimbergo Excellent to hear!!! I'm doing well these days, too. No problem; thanks again for the emotional journey, if you ever wanna talk I'm totally open.
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PS: "Freedom" on the other side of your fears... "You should stop" right when the player accelerates... These moments were great, in a "narrative meets mechanics" way. If you change the game, put more like these. ^^
Oh yea - thanks for including Jukedeck in the credits. Never heard of it before; I tried it out and it's great. Might use it for my games too.
PS Still thinking about this. This was really inspirational and I'm definitely saving it to my favorite games.
Really nice work on a strong unified concept.