A poor (human?) creature is strapped to life support. It's up to you to nurse it and prevent it from dying, despite its constant protest. Doctors and scientists have a lot to gain from the research that will come out of your efforts. So don't let it die. Keep it alive for science!
Music was great, I liked the voice overs. I think if you added more of a challenge to keep him alive it would be more engaging. After a while I figured nothing left to do but let the poor thing die like he wanted. Creepy but I liked it. Good job.
Though shall not die, shut up! I liked the graphics and the silly voice lines! Unfortunately (as far as I noticed) the game does not get any harder and gets very repetitive over time. But funny idea!
I somehow couldn't do anything in this games, no input did anything to the screen. But man, Audio was Top Notch! Horribly scarry atmosphere. Really intense mood, and his voice sounded like the voice overs on the surreal entertainment channel on youtube. It fitted the theme i guess, but i must admit this is lacking of content. Somehow i also found the game humorous in some strange way XD!
I really like this kinds of indie games. I see that a lot players think that the game need some more game mechanics, and the game needs to be harder over time, but I do not agree. For me is important part of this game not the game mechanics, it is about the moral chose. Do you keeping somebody alive when they wish to die. And yes I let him die.
This is overall a really good jam game. Well done.
Funny concept along with the voice-over, though the mechanics is sadly just as repetitive as the voice lines. If you plan to work on this post-jam, it'd be definitely worth it if you could add some variance to it using some state machine, so that "it" seems a bit more lively and moody based on some game events :) And yeah, I really dislike the forced motion blur without an option to disable it, which also makes it unplayable on low FPS.
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And I recommend you increase difficult as the progress goes on.
The music/audio contributed a lot.
Seems like the gameplay could use a few more mechanics.
BTW your download link is labeled as sourcecode rather than Windows.
I really like this kinds of indie games. I see that a lot players think that the game need some more game mechanics, and the game needs to be harder over time, but I do not agree. For me is important part of this game not the game mechanics, it is about the moral chose. Do you keeping somebody alive when they wish to die. And yes I let him die.
This is overall a really good jam game. Well done.