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Hey there! I just played through all three chapters and I really love the premise for the story! The use of time as a cut between chapters and a plot device was pretty cool. I also really enjoyed the visual style. Too bad on the conclusion to the third chapter, but I really look forward to seeing how it ends!
My hope: That Life uses her abilities to restore Death and the cycle is restored :)
Does the character turn in place at all for you when holding A or D? This game uses tank controls (like classic Resident Evil or Silent Hill), so the character can only turn and move forward/backward.
If that's not working for you, my suspicion is a sensitivity issue if the character doesn't turn at all when pressing A or D. I'll debug further if it's still not working for you!
Hey Leafo!
Not sure if you're aware, but a bunch of people are having issues with butler as of today. New build pushes aren't going through, and any attempt to push again yields a 400 error: "creating build on remote server: itch.io API error (400): /wharf/builds: channel win's latest build is still processing, try again later"
Personally, I've had a build waiting for processing for about two hours now, but others have been waiting all day.
What's going on with it??
Hey all! I'm running into an issue where I was unlucky enough to have the itch.io site go down while I was pushing a game update via Butler. Even though the site has been back up for a while now, the updated build still hasn't processed and I'm unable to push the same build again (throws "channel win's latest build is still processing, try again later" error). How can I fix this problem
Hey all! I'm running into an issue where I was unlucky enough to have the itch.io site go down while I was pushing a game update via Butler. Even though the site has been back up for a while now, the updated build still hasn't processed and I'm unable to push the same build again (throws "channel win's latest build is still processing, try again later" error). How can I fix this problem?
That’s too bad that there isn’t a common thread with the turning issues, but I’ll do everything I can to replicate it! Would you be willing to share your CPU/GPU/OS just for reference? Every data point helps with pinpointing this stuff so with that info I should hopefully be able to get some equivalent playtesting done to try replicating it.
And good point! I had left time running when examining things to try driving up tension, but getting killed off-screen while looking at things isn’t going to be a fun experience for anyone. Thank you again for the feedback!
Thank you for letting me know about those bugs!
Were there any specific areas in the level that gave you difficulty turning, or was it more of a random thing? And was that on a controller or with keyboard and mouse?
I’ll have to take a look near that car to see if there’s anything weird happening with collision or anything like that - apologies there. On a side note, do you think I should change it so that the game pauses while looking at notes and listening to audio?
Glad you’re liking it so far! I’ll try getting bug fixes for these issues pushed shortly!
Thank you so much for taking the time to play and share such positive feedback! It means a lot to hear that Requiem brought back those classic PS1 memories—I worked hard to capture that retro vibe while adding a unique atmosphere, so it's fantastic to know it resonated. I’m definitely planning to keep developing this project and exploring its potential, so stay tuned for updates! Thanks again for the encouragement—it really helps keep the momentum going!
This was pretty solid as a platformer! I really liked the fact that it felt complete in terms of soundtrack, number of enemy types, and variety of gameplay. I did have a good bit of fun in the maze areas as well!
One thing to note is that you should make sure to attribute work to AI where it was used - I don't believe there's any issue with AI in this jam (and I don't have anything against it either), but it's a good idea just for the sake of transparency.
Overall, very well done!







