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I feel like I was there... in the trenches... with my buddies, who I had to betray to survive... only to be stuck in no-man's-land forever...

What an experience.

De tweede is beter dan de eerste. Bedankt voor de bijdrage! Kom eens langs op Brotaru of in de Games.Brussels coworking space. Altijd welkom!

Leuk! Goed gedaan seg. Complimenten van een mede Brusselse game developer.

Vraag het eens aan de sdf buiten.

Great stuff!

Can you add auto-drive in non-camera mode?

The title reminds me of something...

thats great!

I will like your devlog.

Great stuff. Bit of a slowburner. Camera is a bit too slow to follow.

Great stuff!

Hey Cherilyn!

Wanted to play the game but got stuck after getting the tape. I had to 'get down' to dad, which I'm guessing is via the middle door in the hallway. However there was no interaction with the door possible.

2280!

Best non-explicit sex I ever had.

What are you saying? Looks great! Functional and all.

Do it!

No :) And it's completely different as well. The first one is more of an abstract puzzle, while this is a hidden-object game.

Thank you so much MrBobbly!

👍+1

Appreciated!

Thanks dude!

:D

THANK YOU!

Thank you!

Thank you. Much appreciated!

Thanks!

Thanks!

◆ Award winning franchise (winner Google Play Indie Festival 22)◆ 

◆ 100% Free ◆ No Ads ◆ Offline play ◆  

https://studiowaterzooi.itch.io/please-touch-the-artwork-2

Disclaimer: This is a short game made in 6 months. It's 100% FREE(no ads, no dlc's), made by a solo dev in honour of James Ensor’s 75 year remembrance.

‘Where’s Waldo’ meets Modern Art in this cozy hidden-object adventure. 

A handpainted cozy hidden-object adventure. Travel through surreal paintings. Collect items for their quirky inhabitants. Repair rips and solve casual puzzles. Help a dandy skeleton painter find his way home. This game is short but 100% FREE (no ads, no dlc's).

You are a dandy, suit-wearing, art-loving skeleton, recently risen from the grave, with the ability to travel into and through paintings. Using this ability, you help repair rips in the paintings and find missing items for the people living inside of them. 

 A slow paced relaxing experience filled with humor, surprising characters and beautiful hand painted art, carefully crafted from works by James Ensor, a Belgian Modern Art pioneer.

The game was created with the support of the Flemish Government on the occasion of the Belgian EU Presidency 2024.

This is the sequel to 'Please, Touch The Artwork' available on Google Play & Google Play Pass.

Features:

• Hidden object adventure
• 5 unique worlds
• Hints when stuck
• Casual point & click gameplay
• Zoom-in for extra details
• Real hand-painted art
• Atmospheric relaxing sound
• Silly and quirky
• Slow-paced & relaxing
• Fit for ages 12-99

Woohoow!

Hey Loriane, I can't seem to interact with the poster. Am I supposed to click something?
Thanks!

Great little experience! The end definitely took me by surprise.

Lot's of strength to you and your parents!

Nice!

Wonderful game! Really reminds me of Monument Valley but it definitely has it's own identity!

I like to play with expectations :)

Would you mind rating it? It really helps for the discovery. Thanks!

Yes, there is room for improvement indeed. 

I felt the best strategy *SPOILER* is to first click all the separate squares until you get a good notion of the silhouette.

Then take a step back from your screen to let your brain detect the patterns :)

Yes, please let me know! I'm curious to see what other developers do with it :)
Ah, would you mind rating it? It really helps for the discovery. Thanks!

Thanks Omgjosh!

Thanks Alex!

I consider that a compliment, thanks!

Hey Juxxec, 

I did everything according to Itch.io guidelines to mark the game as NSFW, so if you're still seeing it it must mean you didn't disable it in your settings (Settings -> Content  -> Show content marked as adult in search & browse) unless this rule gets overwritten when checking game-jam submissions.
But yes, as you might have noticed, there is hardly anything you can see :)
I made the screenshots a bit more pixelated per your suggestion.
Thanks for playing!

haha ok, no worries, I think I fixed it.