Initially, I was going to say that the lack of a clear purpose or ending for each part (except arguably the last one) detracted from the experience, but I think it may actually be the opposite. The vagueness, indirectness of the setting would've been more frustrating than enjoyable if the game(s) had had an obvious goal you were supposed to reach. Were there any particular sources of inspiration for the series?
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What will you do on the sky flounder?
Where do you fit in?
Fred-Bird responds:
The basic idea was very much "star trek/Babylon 5 but there isn't anything happening so it's mundane and directionless."
Sprinkle a bit of absurdism absorbed from ionesco &co, and voila.
Thank you for playing through the whole thing! I'm glad you seem to have enjoyed it.
Played all 4 parts, I love the graphics and I must admit the game has a wonderful look & feel on me :)
Fred-Bird responds:
Thank you for playing my little experiment and for the nice words :3
Knowing even one person liked it makes it worth doing.
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