Thank you. I have actually heard about Arctic Eggs before, but I only remembered the concept and visuals but not the name. So maybe I should go check it out since I ran in to it again. :D
Ok that is a clever spin on the theme. I love this concept and both designs look really cool. I miss the old tamagotchis. The new ones I came across just live forever and can't die. That maybe sounds a bit morbid but what is a game that you can't lose. Anyways really cool model keep up the good work. :)
I love the low poly style here. Not sure if it was intentional but it also gives me slight feeling of uncertainty. Like is this angel friendly is it mad does it come in peace or not. Either way I really like this, it looks dope. :)
The presentation with the rotating scene is amazing, but I also love the design of this character. It gives of half cute half menacing feallings. Really good work. :)
To be honest I am a sucker for a violet side of the spectrum. I use it a lot myself when I am doing space themed or just out of reality stuff for example.
It is a nice idea. However you should probably avoid "Add Shader" and "Mix Shader" nodes unless it is necessary. They can really hinder the performance if overused. It is better to work with "Mix Color", "Color ramp" for more control over procedural textures and "Principed BSDF"
Yeah I am also fond of friendly or neutral monsters. Hopefully I will get to implement them in to a story of some kind in the future (specifically these two). :)
I see. Yeah, it isn't an easter egg. It was definitely meant for the players to pick up and use as a mechanic. :D I will make it so that players pick up the device even if they go around it. Thank you for your feedback. :)
Ah, I see. Well I think that I can still take away something from your experience. Specifically I definitely should have prevented the player from clicking the button while the message is still visible. :D
So yeah thank you for replying and for further feedback. :)
I think my biggest complaint is the lack of a flashlight, but the shotgun was a more than adequate substitute. Kinda wish I could have it sooner. :D
Also at the end the enemies body blocked me in the bathroom and since the top of the shotgun was poking thru the enemy model I couldn't shoot it. But other than that it was nice experience.
And also I loved the news segment part on the TV with the footage of your previous game and all. That was really nice. :D
This had a really solid atmosphere and over all sound effects were also good. I like the concept of light puzzles and with some dark interesting lore I think this has a good potential.
Hey thank you for playing and for the feedback. Yes, this was definitely more of an experimental project on the technical level for me, so i kind of assumed it wouldn't be a right cup of tea for a lot of people.
Also I am curious. Since you mentioned that you found the game frustrating, did you picked up the device in the first room? I am asking because that thing is there to make the rest of the game a lot easier, so i'm wondering if you didn't miss it. I am still a bit new to making games and I am still making mistakes regarding the introduction of the mechanic to the player. So there is definitely a possibility that I didn't make this "item pickup" obvious enough. Or maybe you picked it up and the game is frustrating either way :D
Either way i'd still like to know answer to this question.
Hey thank you for playing. I am glad you liked it. Also since you mentioned the lack of interaction, did you picked up the device that is at the end of the first level or did you missed it?
I am asking because I know that I had trouble making something obvious to the player when it comes to introductions of mechanics in the past. And the comment about lack of interaction made me thinking if I made same kind of mistake again, this time regarding the device that you can pick up in the first room.
Art style already conveys a nice atmosphere, sort of shame there is no sound that would reinforce it. I also like the concept of monster that you see only with the light on.
I never thought I would get hooked on a interactive novel like this. :D Really good story, simple yet effective art style and the atmosphere was beautiful.
Hey thank you. That is a lot of praise, I almost feel like it doesn't deserve that much :D
All tho there is a sound when you lose, I definitely had in plan for the ship to turn around and flee but as the deadline approached it felt like a minor detail that didn't need to be done.
But yeah I am glad you liked my game and thank you for the feedback. :)
I love the sort of surreal and disturbing settings and visuals and the ending cutscene was really cool. The camera felt a bit clunky tho, especially when player walks down the stairs. But overall a cool experience.
I didn't expect a teleportating witch as a main character in story around a light house. :D The art style is pretty cool and atmosphere is also good in certain parts. However the animation of the tentacles felt a bit too choppy and too linear, like the tentacle should have more frames as it is raising and less when it is coming down and maybe raise the frame rate a little. Also I think I encountered a bug where upon inspection of the light on top of the light house the description is missing first time around, at least it appeared for me only after I died and reloaded there. But overall a nice concept and interesting start of a story that can be built upon.
It looks like a fun idea but unfortunately I got stuck in the ground on the first level every time I got there. Over all cool idea but it definitely needs more work.
It is visually simple but I think that is a strength of these kind of games to get your fantasy working. There is definitely a lot of potential in here if you build on this concept.
Really good puzzle game with nice art style and atmosphere. All tho, picking up things felt kind of janky since you can only pick up things in the direction you were moving to.
