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wasd to move
space to jump
r to restart
jump next to objects to interact
meet the little sphere. it strives to survive.
ps: please enable sound
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 100% |
| #48 | Audio | 3.79 |
| #66 | Humor | 3.52 |
| #272 | Mood | 3.33 |
| #458 | Innovation | 3.29 |
| #596 | Overall | 3.17 |
| #850 | Fun | 2.70 |
| #878 | Graphics | 2.58 |
| #991 | Theme | 2.50 |
Comments
Hahaha, that is definitely one of the most hilarious games I have tried in this LD.
Definitely gives an air of Portal here with the narration -- it was excellent and the poems are really cool. I liked them very much.
The concept was really easy to grasp on and the clues were spot on. Except at the jumping point I believe you are meant to fail? Not sure but haven't figured out anything else.
Definitely would be cool to see this as a complete game outside of LD. :D
Well done!
Nice adaptation of the theme :) But the "no-wall" thing made me crazy haha !
Good job
What a great storytelling! Fresh rhymes greatly combinated with the game! Also like the lightbeam very much!
What a great storytelling! Fresh rhymes greatly combinated with the game!
I am glad you enjoyed it and you picked up on what I was aiming for. Would love to improve on the voice acting. Lesson learned: voice acting before 48 hours of coding :)
A really cool experience. The voiceover worked beautifully with the simplicity of the visuals. This would definitely bear expanding into something longer.
Pretty cool Alice in Wonderland vibe. Couldn't figure out the timer level
Great voice acting and interesting gameplay!
I just wasn't able to get past the timer ;(
Nice idea !
I get a warning (chrome/mac) :
gl.getProgramInfoLog() WARNING: Could not find vertex shader attribute 'position' to match BindAttributeLocation request.
Nice narration, but the game is confusing... (maybe some bug?)
Weird, psycho. Especially the van. (that's meant as a compliment)
This was super weird :P I liked the poem, I've never seen another game do something like that. The rest of it was...not very original, but the concept itself kept me going.
Very clever, love the dissonance (that's not a sphere!). My only quip is how starkly different the narrator says 'restart' compared to the rest of the lines.
I didn't get the timer part but this was surely a unique and interestingly narrated entry! The space for selecting door was a little unintuitive (why not just collision?). That aside, this is the most inspiring game I've played so far.
Good fun, very stanley parrable-esque. I'm not sure if it was just short or there was a route I didn't find, but if you have to take the time to think up the rhyme I could guess what would bless your time!
... Did that make sense? Rhyming's hard, yo.
Really nice! for me I feel like this is very unique and the exact reason that ludum dare is awesome. Fantastic work:)
Poem poem ? he did a poem. I knew LD is a crossroad in order to find artists. Well done ++
Couldn't figure the timer out. I liked the poems, but after having to restart 5+ times, they got kind of old :p
Always good to see something different!
Good stuff. Good voice acting and the game looks very good aesthetically.
The feeling it leaves reminded me a bit of stanley parable.
Very original game and nice concept ! Made me think about Portal.
Could you upload the windows version please, the source's is too high, and the web doesn't load in, as i have limited 12 kb/s net
Please, it looks so nice and i wanna try it so much :)
Quiet a cool game, funny and enjoyable, a bit confusing though.
@MyougaHiroshi unfortunately, there is no windows version. One option to try it, would be to download the source from github and open it with a modern browser
But... But... It said to exit stage right! I exited stage right and I lost!
Confusing theatre theory aside, that was a pretty neat idea, and good execution.
Quite original this. The third level had me stumped though. I can't complain about teh game being to hard though, my game is virtually unifinishable.
Very good narration, good rhymes.
I also like the way it looks.
The interaction is a bit unintuitive. And it would be nice that falling to tour death would end the level.
Really enjoyed this. Great narration. Reminded me very much of the Stanley Parable. Couldn't get past the jumping level (3), and couldn't figure out if that was me or if the game ends there?
I smell Portal inspiration :D
I liked the game. Are there more than 2 endings?
I didn't understand how to solve the game :(
The narration is great, but could use subtitles.
Great story-telling, impressive job on doing all the rhymes.
The visuals did not really appeal to me, but besides that it's a shame it's so short.
Just one thing about the audio though, with Audacity you can cut away your mouse-click at the end and do some noise reduction. But that's really some minor nit-picking.
And it's not a sphere. (But I guess you just said that to annoy people like me, so it's okay.)
Great audio!! The puzzles reminded me somehow of stanley parable, though there is no visual connection. Very amusing and curious. Great job!!
Hi there. Love the black box theatrical presentation. Got the prize. More of an art exhibit than a game. Good job on that!
Good idea, is the black screen after the timer level where the light goes red the last?
I don't think I 'got' the game, but it was interesting nevertheless! I also liked the poems.
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Does the Prize mean I win?
I loved the opening poem, that's a great idea.
The faces on the cube made me care about him =(