5 stars man. It reminds me "Don't look back" , another great game in atari-like graphics.
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rottenmage responds:
Thanks! The game inspired us a lot. It was hard to stop over-adding details in order to maintain the overall art style.
I loved it, even the fact that most of the people that are writing reviews Either A: Don't know how to make a game or what work goes into games. B: Don't realize that this was 48 hours of work, when most games take weeks to make. C: Don't see the deep meaning in this in regards to every day life. He blames himself for his wife's death, leaving him every night to have that self-hate. He "Battles his demons" to get through his day, and his biggest is being at work. The hardest struggle (The most difficult part) is the graveyard, when he passes by his wife's grave every time. The end is just how he goes to bed with all this hate pent up and fades again into his every day cycle.
Really hard for me, couldn't get past the subway :( but I'm sure it was a good game. (I'm a loser.)
I like it. It really seems to have some kind of back-story to it (either it hasn't been told or I didn't catch it) and honestly, no matter how bad a game is I like it if it has a back story.
Atmosferic,well designed game with interesting gameplay... I don't need more