-El tono este de hablar en primera persona me parece potentísimo. También este rollo "cutre" de poner un png de la wikipedia y dibujos del paint, muy directo. Me hace pensar en un videojuego como un post en una red social.
-Al mismo tiempo, la complicidad que genera hace que me importen un huevo las decisiones, porque se que no son reales, o no tienen ningún peso en "la trama". Quiero decir, que parece que solo hay cuarta pared, y las otras tres no están y a mi eso me incita cortar a lo loco.
-Bueno, tres. Lo de cortar el brazo al final es un giro graciosísimo. Gracias.
It was mindblowing when i tried grabbing the projected shape and i discovered that i could use it as an input again. Really cool project, i'm sure that if you showed me the math behind i wouldn't understand a single thing.
That's so fucking cool! I love the atmosphere and how it forces you to imagine the situations. That's how Lovecraftian games should be made, an unspeakable, undescriptible horror can't be just a sprite, it should live in your imaginations as it does in the books.
Wow huge thanks for all that feedback! It's really nice to read about people's experience with the game, it teaches you a lot. Ah and also the music part, well we had someone to make the music but he dropped off the team just before the jam started, so it wasn't intended. But I'm glad you found the lack of music positive.
That's my favourite one so far, i love the idea of building your spaceship with random components of your enemies. I had tons of fun playing, congratulations!
Absolutely, it's risky making a game so narrative driven and weird for a jam, even more in GMTK jam wich is more gameplay driven. Thank you for your feedback!
