I'm with Totalolness on this one. It's a really interesting idea, it is. But not being able to /see/ anything is incredibly frustrating. I appreciate the effort put into the game, and I appreciate the fact that the title tells the player what to expect--but that doesn't make not being able to see anything any less annoying.

I understand the message the title gives but the way you made the game was pretty irritating actually. Eventually I just decided it wasn't worth it and moved on to the comment section.

Great game, after every level i thought to myself "I'm pretty happy" until the last level when i had to give up before i was going to throw my laptop -.-

I only made it to level 10, for some reason I see a rectangle in the level, I keep jumping around the place to find a path to get the object at the top of the level in the middle room, but nothing, so I just give up the level, nice game though, the hardest level for my jumping around was the last.

It was okay I guess. I realize that kindness is supposed to be blind, but the game just consists of fumbling around in the dark. I couldn't get past level three because I didn't even see any sort of goal. The mood of the game is nice, but it can't make up for lackluster game play. If the platforms could have become somehow visible once you found them it would have improved the experience by removing the need to find the same platforms over and over. The game has potential, but it sadly fell short. It is too bad because the game sounded interesting.