This was sooooo gay...
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This is a prototype i made for my prototyping class at NITH. It is not meant as a serious game. Allthough the game may seem morbid, the intent was for the game to be more edutainment about serious issues with depression, but due to my lack of actionscript skills and timelimits it ended up as a joke. The game may be made more serious in the future when I gain more skills.
This game made me want to kill myself.
While think the intention behind this game may have been okay, I think you went about it all wrong. Why does running from the unicorn open you up to him to become best friends? Also there is a bug, on top of the other one mentioned about automatically winning if you replay it, if you don't pick up the scissors first, it kicks you into a loop. For me, I went for the knife then the pushpin then the razor, and after fighting off the unicorn after the razor, it put my back in the room wioth the pushpin instead of the bathroom. The knife was back and so was the razor, I could keep fighting or running from the unicorns in those rooms, but the pushpin was gone and so were the scissors (which you will recall that I didn't even use).
Decent attempt though. Could have used some music or SFX, but if this is indeed a college project, I agree that it likely ought to have been tweaked a bit. Hope you polished it up before handing it in for marking, and I look forward to seeing that one posted on this portal.
Doesn't seem to be letting me click the stars, but I'm rating it as 2.
the game isn't loading or allowing me to do anything.
I understand that this is a student project so you probably have time constraints and have to balance this with other classes but the end product is fairly lacking. It's just the same "pick up metal object then click attack" sequence. Additionally there was a serious bug in that you can only play the game once and after that all further attempts have you win after picking up the first object.
My suggestion to you is that there is more of an established genre or gimmick in the future whether it be some sort of puzzle or challenge in each room associated with the object.