Here from Uranium Gays. Wanted to see how a similar premise with heavier political background would turn out, and wasn't disappointed!
Very fun concept turned into very good characters. I found Ollie to be very cute, though I do have a bias for soft boys.
The irreverent humor is perfect, and the twist (if could be called that?) at the end was a very interesting direction to take the story; it caught me off guard, but it was fascinatingly raw and open.
I enjoyed this one a lot! I was drawn in by the initial premise and I loved seeing its execution - the way using different body parts affects the environment as well as the protagonist's interactions and interpretations of his surroundings was very creative. And despite being a short mystery (understandable for a jam game), the narrative is quite interesting and engaging. It's a simple story, admittedly, but it has a lot of soul; I immediately knew what the final evidence should be and I agree with the other comment, it is a magnificent punch.
All I'm saying: there's a lot of potential for a fully fledged mystery point-and-click here if that's something the team is ever interested in haha. For what it is right now though, amazing jam entry.
brilliant presentation for a memoir. whenever i try to write about myself it ends up a collection of disjointed thoughts and pieces that loosely correlate with one another and keep getting further and further away from the initial topic. it was a bit frustrating to navigate at times but hey so is my own brain.
thankyou for sharing. vulnerable art like this is always needed.
for a short and simple experience, it's one that i found remarkably interesting. the visual style is striking, the writing is fun and your creative twist to the word "home" was... genuinely compelling?? as someone who spends a lot of time thinking what people consider their "home" to be and how they connect to it?? woah. my personal favorite was the laptop.
it does feel short on content though, i found myself wishing more elements were clickables. but considering this is a jam project that got done in two hours, it's understandable. in fact, i find it quite admirable you managed to do this at all in that timeframe, haha.
