December 13th-16th 2013 :: Theme: You Only Get One
[ Real World Gatherings | Ludum Deals | Warmup Weekend ]
An Little Existential Journey
Move With WASD
Exit With ESC
The (Fixed) Version Fix A Minor Bug In The End Of The Game Which Makes The Ending Confusing. If You Want To Rate The Originals Instead, Please Go Ahead.
Music Made With Sleeping Dragon Radio Forever
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #34 | Mood | 3.86 |
| #85 | Audio | 3.50 |
| #339 | Overall | 3.20 |
| #475 | Innovation | 2.95 |
| #498 | Theme | 2.86 |
| #750 | Fun | 2.48 |
| #789 | Graphics | 2.30 |
| #1305 | Coolness | 39% |
Comments
Yeah, I agree torcado94. I started out with the theme more in mind, but it snowballed in a different direction.
I felt like you did get across a sense of isolation, so if that's what you were going for you definitely succeeded. That said, a game about isolation feels a bit...empty.
I was definitely going for a sense of Isolation, but really I was just trying to get something out at all because this is my first time doing LD.
Tells an interesting story. It felt a little odd when the game ended (it was rather sudden, and after the speck separation I didn't initially realize that's where it ends), but cool none-the-less.
There actually was another message that was meant to play before the explosion. But I accidentally put them in the same event and so it disappears before you can see it.
You made something very interesting, but sadly there is not much of a replay value. The calming atmosphere is great. I like the concept behind it and played both version, because I was curious what's different. I think the original version is better, but maybe it's only because I played it first.
Really neat take on the theme. I haven't quite seen anything like this before. For some reason, I was half-expecting some kind of shocking twist where it turns out all the dots are planets or dots, I don't know why. XD
I really like how you bend the theme. the experience is interesting, helped with good music and i like to create some kind of organism. if the others cell had personnality it would be cool to have all those thoughts confusing yours. Nice work!
It's a very artistic approach of the theme. The atmosphere is mysterious and calming; it makes you keep on playing.
I like the minigame of making your own shape with the specks :)
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pretty neat! kinda goes against the theme though, in a way. oh well, very atmospheric