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"What Happened?" is a short game that goes through the life of..... well I don't know.... Nameless McJoe. Instructions are in the game, and please report any bugs if you find them. I did make sure you can reset the levels if needed. I can't really think of what else to say beside: "Have Fun!"
**EDIT MADE ON 7/7/2017**
I know the web link is currently broken. I tried to go in and re-import the project into Unity to try and fix the issue, but the Unity version I used to make this game is almost a year old at time of writing. Due to changes in the way Unity works, or because of my skill level at the time of me making the game, I am unable to provide a full working version of the game. I have, however provided a link to the unity3d file that can be used to play the game manually.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #196 | Mood | 3.50 |
| #328 | Overall | 3.42 |
| #333 | Innovation | 3.39 |
| #376 | Fun | 3.24 |
| #441 | Humor | 2.59 |
| #489 | Graphics | 3.26 |
| #515 | Audio | 2.84 |
| #1013 | Theme | 2.57 |
| #1460 | Coolness | 46% |
Comments
Running Linux. Geckoo1337's comment made me curious. Found a win PC I can use :D
more unity games here I come
This is a great game ! I didn't manage to finish the game but all I have done was awsome :D
It was fun, but it's difficult to evaluate the distance in first person. You should be more permissive. I liked the skybox.
Surreal! The jumping gave me a bit trouble (felt a bit floaty), and I clipped through the floor a couple of times, but apart from that, it was a fun ride. :)
Was interesting to see where the story went, nice work. :D
the first level didn't do justice to the levels afterwards. The second level onwards were interesting and great fun!
hahah like the dialog and the game play is fun as well. Nice curve for the difficulty.
Psicotropic, psicodelic and crazy, good concept, a bit to hard :)
I'm terrible at keyboard mouse fps games, but i managed to get through this. I like the twist at the end, cause once dodgeballs come into play, I'm thinking "So you were in a room of dodgeballs and got hit by something, and the dumbest psychologist in the world says "What hit you?"." But then it wasn't a dodgeball. Nice.
If I could change one thing it would be the very short music loop. It grated pretty quickly. All high pitch and nothing low. Needs BASS!
This game's an interesting piece. I really enjoyed especially the parts with the rotating rooms!
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I vomited ... This is a funny psychotic trip, but a great experience. Thx ++