It's a rather unusual submission- a mixture of an interactive comic and a visual novel. I made it in Microsoft PowerPoint because my programmer bailed me out at the last moment. Unfortunately, the animations work correctly only if you have Microfost Office.
How to play: Just click on the dialogue boxes and enjoy the story.
Ha, PowerPoint! Funny and innovative, impressed by the level of interactivity you managed to create. I'm sorry your programmer bailed on you but you managed to create a very unique creation anyhow! Good job!
Not "realy" a game, but a realy cool narrative experience. nice visuals and sound. You have mastered powerpoint :) Even without a developper, you managed to publish something, coherent, and that match with your competences.
Managed to play through the whole thing. First thing I notice was the music and my first thought was "holy shit you made this" and the I saw the credit, well thanks for finding a new awesome soundtrack to listen to.
The graphic are very good and cute. The story had its moments, both serious and fun and I loved the ending.
Bit of a shame that your programmer bailed on you but great work nonetheless.
I liked the visuals and the animations you managed to pull off. Unfortunately, I couldn't hear any sound (could be an issue on my end) so I won't comment on that. It wasn't much of a game but a nice interactive experience with a twist. I think what's most charming and unique about it is the fact you made it in PowerPoint. So in a sense your programmer bailing may have been a good thing. Good work!
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nice visuals and sound.
You have mastered powerpoint :)
Even without a developper, you managed to publish something, coherent, and that match with your competences.
Managed to play through the whole thing. First thing I notice was the music and my first thought was "holy shit you made this" and the I saw the credit, well thanks for finding a new awesome soundtrack to listen to.
The graphic are very good and cute. The story had its moments, both serious and fun and I loved the ending.
Bit of a shame that your programmer bailed on you but great work nonetheless.