The struggle of a youngster trying to be accepted by our society standards. While playing it reminded me of an episode of Johnny Bravo (Bravo, James Bravo), in which a cientist named Pencilneck wants to use a machine named The Lookalikeanator or somethingamading to make everybody in the Earth like him. In what they call "horrible, but sadly very politically correct".
Reviews for "Ode To Pixel Days"
I loved the concept behind the story, and the ending was quite nice. I'd play it again and again if I didn't know how it ended. The part where Hans has inner turmoil against himself after the cheerleader dipped was very difficult for me at first, but once I was able to pass the specific part I am mentioning, it was I had gained the relief from that instance as well.
talhakaya responds:
glad you enjoyed it :) that boss level is kind of bad, sorry about that :/ thanks!
I am in love with the soundtrack that you've made for this game. I've favorited you and I am highly anticipating to you're next work of art.
talhakaya responds:
thank you! very glad you enjoyed the soundtrack!
Dystopia
I enjoyed the platforming. The story was neat, but I'm 19. It's been a while since I went through puberty, but I remember feeling similar to Hans at times.
talhakaya responds:
yes I'm feeling very much like so, it's sort of a retrospective story for me.