A prophetic tale about a simple salary man losing it all and making a deal with the devil, God intervenes and saves the man from his fate. I was moved by the elegant story-telling. The people, much like the player, looked on in horror as the man floated away from Earth. Did he ascend? Was it aliens? We’ll never know for sure.
Clickteam Fusion 2.5 games are prone to triggering multiple anti-virus softwares for whatever reason. Usually just submitting a false-positive to the anti-virus software will unmark the game for everyone else, but as far as I know that's just a byproduct of Clickteam actually making a brand new .exe everytime it makes a game as oppose to engines like GM that have a weird runtime that's deemed safe by most anti-virus softwares. (You'll be able to see clickteam games a mile away due to the generic red icon with a yellow lightning stripe in the future.)
I'm working on updating this to include the proper bosses, art, and whatnot but until then thanks for playing. Hopefully you'll swing around again when I finish this up, hopefully sometime this week.
(Also the enemies are meant to be more "magical girl themed", with the bosses being the actual magical girls.)
I started making games as a direct response to what I played in MFGG, after years of messing around, games like Thingio and Waligie had inspired me. I never quite made anything up to those standards or too similar to those, but I've always worked on games in my spare time due to MFGG.
I'm very glad you put this up, it's not only interesting but it covers a small part of history that had a huge effect on me, even as a lurker. God speed dude.
I saw you in that Game Jam and was suprised to find that you made this game. I remember playing it so long ago and ended up beating it a year ago finally after going out of my way to hunt it down.
