I kind of disagree with the others. Why does everything need to have a story. For many art flash games, it's the unexplained motives that make the game more interesting.
As for the Evening Stroll medal, all I will say is that you can get through the gates without killing anybody.
I love the game play , and the music is pretty good , the story line is wierd and the game does not tell anything about it .. the Creature is well made , and has good animation .
This is a pretty good ludum dare game. The reason I didn't place it at a five though is that the storyline could use some more explaining as well as the first, third, and secret medals and the good ending wasn't so different from the half-good ending BUT did require much more skill to complete. This game was pretty nicely put together in mood and decision making, though. A sequel or prequel would be nice to either add on to the fun or explain the plot better. But what the heck does Evening Stroll mean?
This game forced me to actually use my brain and care about what I was making the main character do. I feel like this is an accurate, if simplistic, representation of conflict resolution. It's easy to be destructive, difficult to be helpful, and even more difficult to keep yourself out of a conflict completely. I appreciate that the vague endings, characters, and plot leave a lot of room for interpretation. Even after unlocking all of the medals there's still value in replaying. Thank you for the good game.
I can not figure out the 3rd and secret medals, however I found this game fun and addicting :3