| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Sound | #10 | 3.722 | 3.722 |
| Overall | #11 | 3.667 | 3.667 |
| Fun | #15 | 3.389 | 3.389 |
| Mechanics | #16 | 3.556 | 3.556 |
| Art | #17 | 3.667 | 3.667 |
Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
This is a walking simulator. I hate walking simulators. But, this one, like stanley parable, gave a fun twist to this genere and made a wonderful game with it.
I liked how simple it is, yet so efective at making me say: huh, cool. There isnt much else to it, its really good.
I would've loved to have some puzzles in this, perhaps something to do with perspective and stuff. But overall, Amazing job!
8/10 would get my gf to play.
I love how simple it is, and makes you want to figure out every corner! Makes me curious, and the music is also very relaxing. Even when we feel lost, we always find a way there. Amazing.
Like Snail Rhymer, I was unable to play your game because it requires a better graphics card than I have :( It looks like it is probably awesome.
The screenshots look like you achieve a lot with very little. With such a minimalist style, are you using anything from the GLES3 renderer? If you did GLES2 you could do a web build (and support ancient hardware like mine :) ).
Well actually I just have cube meshes with unshaded textures. It's a very very simple concept but is really cool. (It's also really difficult to make levels when everything blends with each other with no sense of depth.
Edit: I used GLES3 but there is no shaders so I will make a html5 version. I just wanted people to play fullscreen for the best experience
Thanks for trying to support my rubbish laptop, but the html version doesn't work for me either - the game runs but the screen is all magenta with "find the red gate" at the top. The music plays and I get sound on clicking/moving. I've just tried a web build of a 3D godot project of my own and none of the meshes in that are displayed, leaving just the skybox, so it looks like the problem is my end.
The low-spec desktop windows build you released seems to be identical to the higher-spec one - the "last modified" dates/times are identical (and well before itch says you uploaded the low-spec version). Is it possible you accidentally uploaded the same one twice? Sorry to pester you with this, and if it's too much hassle for you to sort anything more out, I get that - this is just a free jam game after all. But between the art style and "If I said anything about it it would spoil the experience", you have me intrigued.
Its a beautifully abstract game, but I found it annoyingly difficult to navigate. Overall 4/5
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