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Coding4rtist
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Thanks for reaching out! I’m thrilled to hear about the interest from the Korean community. I made this game for a game jam, so I didn’t even thought about localization. But in the final version I’d love to add more languages. If anyone’s interested in helping with the translation, feel free to join us on discord.
I can also help you with a temporary fix to get your translation working with current version of the game
Thank you so much for playing the game and taking the time to write this comment. It was truly a pleasure to read through it all. I'm really glad to hear that I was able to convey my vision of aberration, where the real horror isn't lurking in paranormal phenomena or terrifying creatures, but right in the twisted depths of human nature. I had a lot of fun working on this game, which is why I'm eager to continue developing it further. Additionally, this was my first horror game and I'm fully aware there's room for improvement. I would like to expand the game's lore and as you mentioned, allowing the player to connect more deeply (and gradually) with the other participants, thereby making the moral choices throughout the game even more thought-provoking.
The other characters vote are based on your previous actions and their own morals.
Spoiler alert from here on out!!
You can survive the vote in different ways, depending on who's left in the game:
- Talk to Richard before the vote, agree to his deal, and follow his lead in voting out the remaining participant.
- Tell Sarah to stay in the game during the first break, and give a positive response to the morality question. Then, vote out the remaining participant.
- If you've answered the second round question with a morally psoitive answer, there's less chance Edgar and Sarah will vote for you, while with a morally negative answer decreases the chance of Richard voting for you.
- Even if you agree to Richard's deal and then betray him, there's a small chance of not being voted out (depends on who else is left and how you've played up to that point).