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Man's best friend. He just want to eat, drink, play and sleep, or does he...?

Only one way to find out: downlopad and play the game!

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

When you guys keep it coming, I keep playing and enjoying them :o]

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I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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A fun game to play, with several different endings, but as I'm a 1-ending guy, you only get one.

When the lights go out, the player is plunged into a darkness that, in my case, made everything invisible [played during daytime] because of total darkness. That's the only downside.

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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I thought when I play this smart it should give me an edge. Little did I know that would be the edge of a knife, but at lest I tried :o]

Loved playing the game. 

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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As I'm a 1-ending guy, there's of course only one ending, and that one I tripped over by accident :o]

Hey Red,

No, I found only 1 ending, because I'm a 1-ending guy :o]

I simply like my comments to be fresh, spontaneous and with a second or third run, that won't happen.

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I normally don't do platformers [because I suck at them :o], but given the short duration of this one, I thought I'd give it a shot.

Still, I had to cut out all the misses and mistakes I made to make myself look 'good!' :o]

I enjoyed it, so, thanks for making this game!

@ candi games,

I have friends that develop games, so I know [through them, not myself] how much times goes into that. That's why all yoru efforts are sincerely appreciated :o]

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Sometimes a stone's better left unturned. Not when your name is Santiago Garcia it is. No, in  that case we're shown the dark underbelly of mankind. The one that makes you shudder even when you don't want to. When the dark side of man's mind is exposed in all its ugliness, you want to sit back or turn your head away and look somewhere else.

Santiago Garcia makes sure you can't do any of those things that so urgently run through your mind: Stand up, walk away! Alt-F4 your way out if it. No, Santiago Garcia won't have any of that or let you. You have no choice but to play the game from start to finish, and when you've reached that final line, you're exhausted, and glad... Glad that this is not your life!

Thank you, Santiago Garcia.

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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I've never kissed mud before and I will never, ever again!

Man, what a rollercoaster game. Whenever you think you're one step ahead, you're being watched in the rearview mirror of dread, guilt and shame.

You wanna opt out? You bet ya! 

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'Faint' puts you in a position you've most likely never dreamed of. Through the protagonist’s blurred shards of faded remnants of oppressed recollections that refuse to rest, a fragmented picture begins to emerge, as the player is catapulted into a miserable world of repetitiveness, misery, and an agonizing walk down memory lane, running the gauntlet of a relentless and unforgiving feeling of guilt.

 I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

P.S. Sd you can see, I finally made it :o]

"I'm sorry about the music, but it's too good not to add it to the game)"

Don't. Youtube will remove it or force the uploader to do it.

Copyright is copyright. Period. Would you like  others to make money off of your hard work?

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What a wicked game, and one that leads us from floor to floor, all the while unravelling a backstory we'd rather wouldn't know. Walking from one darkness to the next, a full picture begins to slowly emerge, unfortunately, we're not part of it.

The story moves forward in its own suave manner, supported by great texturing and a solid story, that twists and turns with it's own morbid set in terrorizing death throws. 

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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I'm a 1-ending guy, but if you are like my friend Boogadoo Games, you'll be happy to learn there is a total of 4 different endings, you'll act like him and find them all,

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

@ SLES4R,

OK. First of all, thanks for your swift reply. Appreciated. I played the game during the daytime, because I live in a house with paper walls, so when I record at night I cannot comment on the game I'm recording, but I will and try again tomorrow [during the night] and see if it works.

Thanks for making this game. That too is truly appreciated :o]

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Because of a delightful  attention to detail, supported by the insert of beautiful textures and carried by a well-thought out story, this game is a delight to play and I'm thankful for all the time and energy the DEVs have put into making this gem and as a player you are able to immerse yourself into the twisted world where the flames of intrigue leave a lasting mark. 

I'm a 1-ending guy, but if you are like my friend Boogadoo Games, you'll be happy to learn there is a total of 4 different endings, you'll act like him and find them all,

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

@ SLES4R

I can't get to, what I believe to be, the end of the game, when the dude is looking for a knife to finish the job. The scene is so incredible dark, with environmental reflections on the screen, that I get stuck there like a headless chicken. 

Why is that scene so dark? Why is there not a flashlight or a candle so the player can see what s/he does?

Hope this feedback helps :o]

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Really nice game to play. A story with 3 endings never can go wrong, but me being a 1-ending guy, that's all you get :o]

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

The game gets stuck after a few screens.

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Once more Niven Hedinger delivers a rock solid game in which an attentive player is invited to immerse him/herself into the wicked world only a man like Hedinger can envision and create.

Step into the shoes of this protagonist and get lost in a lost world where the shadows whisper stories of days long since gone.

Be on your best, otherwise you will not survive. Think ahead, for there's no going back...

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to Niven Hedinger for making this awesome game!

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You are expected to do your job and so you set out to do just that... but is that where the buck really stops...?

Of course not. Clean. Wipe. Trash. Spaghetti. Toilets. And do not forget to clock out!

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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A solid game made by a solid DEV. The story takes you on a rollercoaster, where nothing is what it seems to be. Had a ton of fun playing it, so thank you!

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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I didn't see any bathroom, just a few odd cartoonish figures and the game was over before it really began [or so it felt to me].

As you guys have stated this is a game that's still being developed, I'm assuming bits and pieces are missing, so I'm looking forward to the finished Peeware game :o]

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

Thanks, but I can't get or see a mouse pointer to click on play...

Can't get the game to play. Mouse pointer disappears when game loads.

@ TurtleBurgle,

Honest communications always result in progress :o]

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Why all the extreme loud noises? That isn't scary, it just hurts my ears.

At this moment of writing, the game has been online for 32 days, and mine is the first video on it?

Should make you think [I hope].

Viel Glück!

@ TurtleBurgle,

I opened all drawers, but there's no highlight indicating there's something in there, and visually I can't see a thing that resembles a flshlight.

Regardless of all these mishaps, thanks you very much for taking time to reply and trying to iron out all hiccups.

Just words, I know, but those acts are sincerely appreciated :o]

@ backyardzoo.

A single man's project? Dang, bro, that makes it even more impressive :o]

As I'm following you, I should get a mail or a notification when you've re-uploaded the finished product. 

@ TurtleBurgle,

I play games during the daytime [my lunch break], so I'm getting stuck in the attic, because the only thing I can see is the ladder, the rest is pitch dark and I can't see or find the typewriter. I've moved around up there, but I didn't see anything indicating I was near or close to said typewriter. A flashlight would come in handy :o]

Thanks in advance.

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Wonderful game with a huge 'WOW' factor attached to it. At first, I felt kind of lost in the vastness of the game, but toward the end it narrowed down into an oppressing setting.

Given the title of the game I was sure I wouldn't make it out of there alive, but somehow I did.

That made me wonder: is the title of dual use?

1) We never came back from that planet?

2) We never returned back to that planet?

[Depending on the ending]

Regardless, playing the game was a blast. Thank you for that :o]

Hey TurtleBurgle,

Thanks for your swift reply. I will try again. I tried pressing Q but not by aiming at a flat surface.

Hi there.

I can't get rid of the jerrycan/container once I've filled up the generator. I keep running around with it. I also have to get a typewriter from the attick, but can't find an entrance into it.

Thanks in advance :o]

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I'll never touch a doll ever again.

Thank you very much! :o]

Very well done and I especially like the action in the picture frame [that I nearly missed]. 

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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What a wonderful game to play. Whereas normally crashes take the piss out of fun, this game delivers fun on steroids. The way things just get worse and worse is enticing and immerses you into a world I never dreamt of.

So, big thumbs up and a 5 star rating. Well deserved :o]

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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Given the fact that there are no hints or clues as to why we're in this place, it was a bit confusing as to what to do and why. But gradually, everything began to fall into place.

As a player it is easy to be critical, but as a DEV it must be hard and difficult to make even a single, simple game, so that part's sincerely appreciated.

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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Nice game, but the only thing I didn't understand was: why bring the remains to your own house?

Justice was done, so that part's right, but this game's absolutely not bad for a first run.

I'm following you, because I'm looking forward to your next game :o]

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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I always thought of deer as Bambi. However, in this game they're everything but adorable. In fact, they're out to get you, and get you good. The game sucks you into a world hitherto unthought and unheard of. 

Tommy wants to talk to you. Will you listen...?

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game!

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A dark and dreary game that grabs the gamer by the throat and won't let go until the very, bitter end.

Although I'm widely known as an optimistic guy that always looks at the sunny side of everything, I'm also aware of the fact that not everybody is like that [or me].

I really liked the way this game/story unfolds, as it forces the player to look at life, not through the safety of his/her own eyes, but through the darkened lenses of despair.

I didn’t run into any bugs, hiccups or other snags, so kudos to all involved in making this awesome game! Well done!

P.S. I cut the game up in 3 parts, but will only upload the first one.