Lovely!
I love gizmos like that that don't really do anything! I'd love to see some more features though, not that I didn't have fun with it. Graphics were nice and so was all the other technical stuff. It would be a lot cooler if it was more complex and had lots of more ways to interact. Although I bet that would be a pain in the ass to script :/
oh definately. i kept running it to new problems. sometimes 2 pieces or code can't work together and sometimes it's some other problem. but i'll give it a shot anyways.
yeah
I thought it was stolen, but after I saw your other movies, my suspecion is gone. Nice graphics, and interactivity. But don't you think the text, under the "MAIN MENU" was a bit small. Even though theres lil point on this game, theres nothing wrong on trying something new for yourself.
oh dude - definately not stolen. check my gallery. the link is on the credits page.
fun
its nice, good graphics and sounds, but theres a bug... in gate 2 if you click a monkey to kill it (or whatever you do) the wrong monkey dies!
the new jerusalem...
that was nice... just a fairly fun place for a click about... you spent a long time working on it? hope your not bored, i'd like to see the plot thicken... and the title theme 'monkey city' will allow you much room to play... and after, us. it was a nice exploration into the possibilities of non linear narative and how we can build up a story notion through mixy play..,, yet it wasn't right over the otherside in the game narrative camp - '"play to score or you'll die and the storey will end...blah blah" i figure if when we get our heads round this interactive picture stuff we can create the new 'painting' and have a crack at those gallery stiffs... flash for pretension, flash for invention, falsh is the new creative media! new grounds the new moma! flash... it saved every one of us....der ner ner ner nerrre ner nerener (that bit was to the music:)
great!
saw it at deviant art. loved the time waster :D i just couldn't stop wasting it, and it was like 4:00 am. LOL
very creative indeed!