I see you're trying to create a physiological horror for this game, and it seems to be going the right direction making the game more subtle and simple. However, using scratch is limiting you, I recommend using GameMaker 2 if you want more freedom to program, plus it comes with pre-scripted code, meaning you don't need to know how to program to make games with it. Another thing I recommend is to let the background slowly change and become distorted as the timer goes down, regardless of the amount of clicks you have until you have enough. I also recommend to have the character mostly static (have 2 slow looping frames). If you plan to add lore, have it not be the main part of the core elements of the game since it will likely ruin the emersive experience. I recommend having it being a bonus part as a treat (like having the lore hidden in the distorted background through imagery or having different levels where it progressively harder till the character finally breaks and talks it out in the end, or giving small details like the character giving you a drawing in the end of level 2 for helping out back at level 1, which contains vent art and lore)
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was on hold for motivational reasons
but there are 2 more to go for the story to come to an end
Bug fix update: fixed the aspect ratio
I am working on a remaster of all the games (I will be using Turbo Warp) but I think I will add that to the remaster of this game. All remastered games will be better with lore (because lore was poorly told), click 5 was going to fix that problem but that got canceled, thanks for telling me.
(also scratch is limited but I'm using Turbo Warp which is way less limited (also if I use game maker or Unity I can't import the original versions)
One of the scratch games of all time.
Seems pretty solid, despite being simple. Is the text meant to go offscreen?
no, I don't think so, it was finished 6 weeks ago and was on hold, all I did was compile it today, so I did not check :1. OH CRAP IT'S NOT FULLSCREEN