Cute game. The random furniture items is a neat concept, and I appreciated the variety and humor in the items themselves. The music was absolutely banging. I only wish there was a way to pet the cat.
If we develop the game further (I think we will), a save system is one of our top priorities. Also, I made an oversight designing that last room such that getting the body to the end in impossible. Sorry :( but good job on making it to the end!
A very peculiar game. I certainly enjoy the variety of mechanics and effects on display; It definitely suits the nature of the game. Unfortunately, I was unable to get past the room with the weird smiley face (I think it is the second to last room). I thought the cheese room was funny.
Pretty cool game. I liked the unwrapping gimmick a lot, definitely a "You can do that?" moment the first time I encountered it. I appreciate features like peaking at the other sides and the diagram. I'll eventually beat level 14.
The concept is very interesting and was fun to mess around with. The world was surreal and fun. I feel like I missed some things as I made it to the credits without collecting all the poem pieces. Overall, pretty cool.
Pretty cool game. I like the core gameplay, and the wide variety of accessories was nice to see. I thought it was neat how the music changed when you entered combat. I found aiming to be a little confusing, given the guns didn't align with the cursor, but it was mostly not an issue. The ending was humorous.
Quite chilling. The "it's too late" ending with the dedicated window appearing was especially so. I liked all of the mechanics, with the breathing being a highlight. The atmosphere is great. I was unable to beat it however as I did not know where the use the final key and I randomly lost it in the highest room.
This was a very interesting game to learn. The atmosphere sets the tone very well. There are just enough things going on to make the game engaging and stressful as per the setting without going too far. Unfortunately, I would sometimes crash after pressing the continue button on the metrics screens.
When you begin floating and press a direction, you are locked to that axis. For example, if I began floating upwards, then I could only float up and down until I stop floating, touch the ground, and start another float.
This means that you can't approach the platform you're talking about from the right. I suggest going to the previous room and approaching from the left.
This is a pretty interesting puzzle game. The concept on its own is pretty cool and it was fun figuring out the solutions and how the new elements worked. A surprising amount of polish in terms of the main gameplay.
This is a very cool idea, and the aesthetic was perfectly surreal in that SM64 kind of way. Unfortunately, I found many of the game's more complicated items like the axe and campfire to work weird or not at all. Food was a pain to manage and feels a little unforgiving. I liked building things and the combat.
