Its been a long time since I've played this so Ive revisited it. I was wondering why the ominous, uncertain difficulty felt so familiar... and then I realised.. Have you ever heard of the game "Fear and Hunger"? Conceptually, I think you'd like it. :)
Anyway! The puzzles here were very unintuitive, but its years old and your newer work has vastly improved, so congrats on your growth! The horror elements are one of a kind, you are truly one of the people who can do it like this haha.
Thank you :)
Fear and Hunger is on my list of games i want to play but never have "time" to, i finished Darkwood last week so It's probably next
I really tried to internalized the feedback i got here years ago, I hate how long it took me to actually publish something
These puzzles are difficult, but I love this game.
I dont know why, but a few years ago I was kind of obsessed with this game. It was like my Junior/Senior year of highschool and my classbooks were covered with doodles of that faceless dude vomiting hair. This game had an effect on me and made me grow interests in the weird. Thanks man for the great inspiration! (if youre reading this, do you have a tumblr/twitter/instagram?)
The only thing I could understand was that you condensed 3 games into 1. The rest, I could make out neither head or tail of. Throughout the game I was just like "WAT".
Plot? Was there any? Maybe this game ties in to your other games, I don't know. But this was simply insane to get through! Was this inspired by Antumbra or something? Endless possibilities, man!
Seriously, I hope you keep on making games!
I thought it was an excellent effort. Very challenging puzzles. Great story to tell.. I am a huge adventure game geek.. huge into ScummVM games and i think you did a good job. I think what could be added is a little dark humor or narrative when you click things that are wrong or make no sense. All in all.. some games go to an extreme to make you miss things..important to a puzzle.. i think you did had a good balance of challenge and fun. Like i said tho i feel that narrative from the main character.. even if its a 'Nope dude' when a door is locked.. adds a certain depth your character development. Good luck in the future man!