This is a great idea, and the art is simply fabulous. Creating a system of randomized narratives is really sort of a complex endeavor! In my own experience it can be daunting to work out the details but also to trim down the ideas. I am wondering given more time if you had an even broader scope for this project?
I'm asking because I have on-and-off tried to create a board game that features randomized cards that create narratives between them, the theme is a sort of cyclical "Joseph-Campbell-esque" Hero's Journey, where you keep reliving and altering a narrative. I get totally flummoxed by my own attempt at mechanics and making it all work!
Ha ha! This is great! I'm stuck on the "which finger do you want to loose" screen, but I keep on restarting it to see the great creatures. Are some of those fingers just some sausages the player has on hand? Will you start off having to cut off your actual fingers? I look forward to playing more when its all fixed up! What do you do when you don't have enough fingers for a scissors? I guess I'll find out later...
Thanks! And thanks for the suggestions. More levels, a scoring system, and a few other things would bring it all together, and we hope to do that post jam!
I used the power of "Xerox Dryer" to defeat a rampaging bull. Afterwords a snake killed me with its devastating command of the English language. I thought it was fun and frantic. Good job!
I liked it, even though I got knocked out when I tried an uppercut and the other palooka countered! The crowd had many men with unibrows and I blame them for distracting me. I was thinking it would be great to have an indication about the other boxers strategy! Anyway I had fun and you have made something great that could easily be expanded on!
Nice! Visual Novel/Platformer is a great Idea! This reminds me I am terrible at making platformer jumps! A thrilling though possibly unintentional aspect for me was that something about the way your guys legs move always makes me feel like I'm going to miss the jump, even if i make it!
Impressive! My brain hurts from trying to figure out the orientation to put the runes in. The first couple attempts I didn't even realize what the color cube was all about. I admit I had to watch your your tube clip of play to understand what was going on :). Amazing Job!
I mostly got stuck, but a desire to answer more of the Birds obscure questions fired me up to keep going. They are inscrutable and mercurial, and I want to please them but I don't know how. I also think they look great.
I repeatedly failed to get my merit badges in Sorcery, but is was nice to be out in the woods all the same. Very pleasant! My game ended when I got stuck by a tree on the North side of the map, just so you know!
"Wrap me up in me oilskin and Jumber No more on the docks I'll be seen Just tell me old shipmates, I'm taking a trip mates And I'll see you someday on Fiddlers Green if Davy Jones doesn't shoot me fiiiiiiiiirst!"
This game made me realize that the only way we survived extinction as a species on this planet was that Saber-toothed Tigers were slow animals! I enjoyed outpacing them and spearing them. Spearing them good. Also the music, I liked that too.
Gewd Jorb! Nice art and musik! This game reminds me that I am bad at platformers. I must say I also enjoyed a no-doubt-unintentional thing where after you die the cool pompadoured gunmen who shot you continue to fire bullets that pile up on them! It was fun to watch them bury themselves!
This game raises more questions than it answers. Where do Space Potato's come from? Is Space Lettuce freezer burned? What does being crushed by asteroids REALLY feel like?
I struggled against mounting odds to make a well balanced meal in Zero G, and it was a Blast!
