I got this as part of the 'A Good Bundle'. Having arrived at the green-skied world, I'm not going any further. Nothing's wrong with the game, it's just that .... suddenly there was a special, dreamlike, and persistent emotion. A combination of the text, sound, space, and colour brought it to the fore. Thank-you for making a game that can do that!
Some really nice musings. Is there anything more happening in the "alternative world" beyond reading the four books and the inscription on the central tower? Can the tower be opened?
Thank you! Sadly, the inscriptions are pretty much it. You can return to the bedroom from the menu, and the game just ends whenever you feel like quitting out of it. I'll probably have a clearer "path" and clearer destination in any similar games I make in the future.
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what are the controls
WASD to walk around. Left click to interact with object. Right click to zoom in.
I think that's pretty much it.
Thanks
I got this as part of the 'A Good Bundle'. Having arrived at the green-skied world, I'm not going any further. Nothing's wrong with the game, it's just that .... suddenly there was a special, dreamlike, and persistent emotion. A combination of the text, sound, space, and colour brought it to the fore. Thank-you for making a game that can do that!
Thank you so much for your comment. It made my day. I'm so glad that you got something valuable out of it!
Some really nice musings. Is there anything more happening in the "alternative world" beyond reading the four books and the inscription on the central tower? Can the tower be opened?
Thank you! Sadly, the inscriptions are pretty much it. You can return to the bedroom from the menu, and the game just ends whenever you feel like quitting out of it. I'll probably have a clearer "path" and clearer destination in any similar games I make in the future.
Yes, you should definitely do that. It's a really good 'skeleton' to add these melancholic idea(l)s.
This is a pretty cool thing you did here. This can literally be interpreted in so many ways. And that is why I love it. Well done, sir. :)
Thank you very much :). I really appreciate that!