Gave this a run at the weekend, and it's a really intriguing little game. Always amazed that pulp can be this smooth! I can imagine extra UI tweaks might be good, like maybe flashing up platforms for a few seconds after landing on them to firm up the level layout in a player's mind. Looking forward to seeing where it goes!
Picked this up from the advent calendar and finding it a fun little game for a really quick gaming session. Love the music, but finding banks hard to find for some reason. Is the map generated randomly each play?
Loving the vibe here, suitably mysterious. I also have a desperate urge to find out what's behind the closed door, and what the fairy ring does - would be great to find out if there's more planned for this...
Ah this is so good! As a shmup fan, I really appreciate the right amount of, and patterns of, incoming bullets, and the balance between having to dodge and shoot accurately. The soundtrack adds the cherry on top too.
It would be great if your own bullets just kept firing - they seem to stop if you don't move the crank, although perhaps I just need to stay on the run more ;)
Loving the vibe here, suitably mysterious. I also have a desperate urge to find out what's behind the closed door, and what the fairy ring does - would be great to find out if there's more planned for this...
The idea behind this game makes me laugh so much! There's also something quite ... zen about it, which I really enjoyed too. I'm definitely going to have to go back in to get past the Dodge minigame though...
This is fantastic - what a great first game. I really like the way the love for Space Harrier comes together with your love for the cats, and then throws in a little crank twist as well, brilliant combination all round.
This is fantastic - what a great first game. I really like the way the love for Space Harrier comes together with your love for the cats, and then throws in a little crank twist as well, brilliant combination all round.
Love this to bits, the movement is spot on. I'd also second just some basic timing stuff, I can imagine my family trying to go for the fastest attempt on each hole for hours 😁
Mysterious and amazing, haunting and unique. Like Oddness, reminded me of the anime Blame! at times, but more in feel and theme than anything else.
I also had some passages dropping off the bottom of the screen and only found the Settings menu afterwards. (I'd assumed it was because I was running under Wine on Linux...) Also small point - is Nettle misspelt as Nette in a few places?
This is amazingly well put together, and nowhere near enough comments here to push people into playing/reading/experiencing it. Well worth setting aside 15-20 minutes for, when you have the time and space to dedicate to it.
Played this after Norwood Suite, and found myself just wanting to hang out at times, watch the conversation flow and enjoy the tunes. Wishing this place was real.
Just to say I'm running this via itch+wine on Linux (latest Ubuntu) currently. Had to kill it after switching to another window and back, but keyboard controls worked fine on first run-up.
Not something I would normally pick up but that feeling of the darkness inside cars and the long line stretching out in front of us is common and strong. I enjoyed this a lot with the YouTube playlist piped through headphones and the night outside waiting patiently. Many thanks!
I think I have oopsed in the first few minutes, and put a rock and a drill under the crafting machine - now I can't pick them up again. Is it possible to delete a save file at all so I can start again?
