Thank you for playing!!

Hi! Thanks for your comment. What system are you on?

There are two endings, though they largely have the same result -- you can either continue on the path and end the game the normal way, or if you wait in the world for twenty-five minutes the computer dies without you, but you die among friends.

Hi! Thanks for asking. The page is up now, at: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/something-is-wrong-something-is-wrong-som...

SOMETHING IS WRONG. SOMETHING IS WRONG. SOMETHING IS WRONG. SOMETHING IS WRONG. SOMETHING IS WRONG. SOMETHING IS WRONG.

Thank you!!

Thank you for all of your feedback!!! And thank you for playing ^_^

if i somehow finish my current project before sunday then i'm definitely jumping in on this :D

Me and my partner just played this for a while and it's really cool!! We especially liked the sound design :)

i am so owned right now

Thank you!

Hello!

Thank you for playing, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

The key is an ASCII shader on the main camera -- the game takes in pixels of different shades, determines which letter is closest in shade to that one, then puts that letter onscreen. Without the shader, the game actually looks pretty ugly! :D

Hey, thanks! Yeah, that's a problem with the initial design of this game. It was made in a short amount of time for a class project -- I ended up filling out the experience and fixing that bug in another game (Hocus Growcus) if you're interested in that!

Thank you!!! I'm glad you enjoyed it :D

Thank you!! I'm glad you enjoyed it :D

In the code of the game, it's called the Skitter. It shows up about halfway through and attaches itself to your back. By running or turning quickly, you can catch a glimpse of it, but you can never escape it. It feeds back into the core idea of the game: that there's something behind you, and there's nothing you can do about it.

I'm glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for playing :D

Awesome! Absolutely terrifying, and hits very close to home.