Thank you ❤️ Honestly, dedicating 4-8 months to develop the full game is a big risk, but it's because of all of your messages like these that we find the inspiration to take that chance. We are also so looking forward to making it and figuring out what happens (and what happened before...)
Yes, we are now polishing issues like these and getting some new sound + music + two new puzzles, to release this extended and finished version of Ignore to Steam in the first week of May. Then, full focus on the full game :)
Thank you for your kind words and support. It's so important for a tiny, new studio like ours, and we honestly couldn't have taken the chance on a full game without it :)
Yup. It's a hard word to spot. I think a lot of people did that. It's meant to be a surprising shift in the narrative, so it kinda works even if you just test every position and are surprised when the answer locks in :)
No problem. It's meant to be ambiguous and up for interpretation at this point :) We'll be releasing a slightly extended and more polished version on Steam the first week of May, and then fully focus on the rest of the story for release in the fall, hopefully :)
Yes, I'd like to know too 🤔 To be frank, we are getting close to knowing all of it now, as we are developing the story of the full game, but I can't ruin the fun and spill it here. Sorry!
If you click around the greenhouse and get through that last puzzle, there should be quite a few hints for what happened so far, at least. Good luck :)
I think most people do... but you know what, we may change your mind in the full game. At least a little. Not a lot. Well, not sure, we need to make it first! At least there's an extended version of Ignore coming soon 😊
Thank you, and thanks for the video! We just got our Steam page up. Feel free to add us to wishlist for an extended version with more story/dialogue and two new puzzles 🙂
Thank you! We are working hard to get a Steam page ready on the back of all the positive feedback and release an extended and more polished version. Hope you'll like it :)
Too bad with the bugs during game jam. You're score would surely have been much higher without the. The game is good now and this was really well done in the short amount of time you had.
Congratulations! Impressive that you not only made a solid board game with a good interface and movement, but backed it up with nice graphics, sound, and even funny dialogue!
Very nice first impression, both from graphics, audio, and ambience/feeling. I had some trouble understanding all the instructions and moving the camera at first, but after entering full screen and trying a few times, I got it. I mistyped all the f time, but still had a lot of fun with it.
You get the creepy, eerie feeling right, and the premise of the game works nicely. I really wanted to get away from the entity and tried probably 40-50 times to eat lollipops and run (and do everything else imaginable that seemed to make no difference).
So the game has potential. You core gameplay loop is fine, it's just all the rest that needs a lot of work. Good luck :)
Thank you, thank you! I'm so glad you liked how it all came together. I think it's what we are most happy with as well, that all the parts came together like we hoped to make a "bigger whole" :)
I like your suggestions too. We will fix hitboxes for a finished/polished version in not too long.
Thank you! With all the positive feedback, we want to finish a polished and slightly bigger version of this game now (the version this could be with no time limit, I guess), but we're also working on a full game that we can hopefully release later this year :) If so, this will be sort of a prequel, I think.
Thank you. Hear you on the variations, but what exactly do you mean by substitutions? Since we got so much feedback, we are now working on a slightly bigger and more polished version with 2 new puzzles with different mechanics. Hopefully, also a full game later this year.
