Nice
I loved the musik, the story an the style.
It´s a 7/10
Nice Work
Reviews for "PRIOR"
Wow
I thought it was an excellent game. The whole concept was executed perfectly and you even managed to create such an eerie atmosphere with no use of faces or scares or humans, etc.
The notes were intriguing and kept me in anticipation throughout.
I only have 2 complaints though.
First and most importantly, the controls are glitchy. Sometimes they are unresponsive, sometimes my little square keeps moving in the same direction despite me letting go of the button or hastily slamming the opposite direction.
Secondly, I loved how you have 3 endings, but the fact that I have to play through the whole thing again just to unlock the other two makes me reluctant to do so. So for now, I'm just gonna stick with my one ending. If you could create a shortcut to the map before exit 213 so that we can go back to unlock other endings without having to go through the whole game again, that would be perfect.
Good and Bad
Goods
-3 Alternative endings (I got only THE ONE, but I'm gonna find the other ones soon.)
-damn great plot and way of storytelling
-Simple but fun controls (The Grav-Nul one is pretty unique.)
-Simple but relevant Graphics
Bads
-Controls are buggy sometimes (I have to agree with you, Polym) that it took a long time for me to press the button in the room WORLD by jumping 3 platforms on DIVERGE
-Room REPETITION is laggy like hell (Well, at least in my computer)
-The animation after pressing buttons to open doors is laggy too.
OVERALL: This game is epic with its story and how it is told to us newgrounders, ESPECIALLY if you ignore the bugs and lags that made me give this a 9/10 but still 5/5.
P.S. Dragoonblade, you spoiled the story to me, but thanks btw.
Beautifully done
What an interesting game.
The art style was minimilistic, which fits the setting.
The gameplay was well done and made it fun to play.
And, of course I had to play for all the endings.
Bravo!!!!
The three endings were quite interesting
The first (the one) seems to imply that you choose to just be the soldier the notes intend you to be. The second (the few) implies that you die alongside your family, having discovered you killed them. The third (the many) lets you see that the doctor who planned all this experimentation felt guilty for all the crimes he had commited and so he took his own life.