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This is a short puzzle/adventure experience where you must find a way to wake from your dream. Unity/Web.
Cursor key controls: Up, Left, Right.
Check my post mortem entry for more info.
Thanks for playing!
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 81% |
| #30 | Mood | 4.02 |
| #172 | Graphics | 3.80 |
| #524 | Innovation | 3.19 |
| #565 | Overall | 3.20 |
| #674 | Audio | 2.48 |
| #678 | Theme | 3.09 |
| #889 | Humor | 1.75 |
| #1062 | Fun | 2.36 |
Comments
Cool. I really like the art and style. It was a neat, but short, experience. I especially liked the way you drew the 'silhouette people'.
@ClownAround yeah, I wanted to introduce new game mechanics but it didn't quite work out (see post mortem). Graphics are a bit different, but so hard to make :P Next time - pixel art!
Nice style, but I had a problem with the fonts, I couldn't read what was going on. But I kept going! Nice stuff
Whoa I woke up O_O what just happend :)
I really like this. Beautiful mood.
(ps: The post-mortem clarified a lot about the ending.)
First time I looked at the graphics I thought they were amazing for the theme. They fit right in and were perfect to that kind of atmosphere.
The whole game gave a good vibe for its theme and idea and I liked how it played. The narrative was interesting and the hints were really well done (albeit the [SPOILERS----------] glowing took a bit to figure out).
I liked the sounds but I wished for music. I understand from your postmortem what you chose that. Still music could have added quite a bit with the right tone as you mentioned.
Great work and I really liked the concept very well. :)
I enjoyed the visuals and atmosphere! Had to read the solution, couldn't figure it out.
Nice mood, the game was a bit repetitive but I enjoyed the experience. ^^
Nice atmosphere, my eyes bleed a little thought with the colors and the movement without really any depth on screen. But overall it's a nice idea!
Interesting concept! Clever use of graphics to build atmosphere.
Very surreal. I liked how strangely the protagonist walked from side to side.
Love the art direction and mood, but... it's no a game, actually.
Really neat story! I included it in part 10 of my Ludum Dare 30 compilation video series :) http://youtu.be/KmqpyEAAVGM
Thanks for playing, everyone. I don't know why I made such a strange game(!?), LD makes you try something different. That 'PT' teaser def messed with my head :P
(oh, and I'm working through as many of your games as I can, reviewed 65 so far...)
Nice mood. More of a digital, interactive poem or novel than a game per se. Very complete for a time-pressure situation.
It took a while to figure it out but I managed to wake up. :D Dreaming can be strange so it was fitting that it was a bit hard to figure out the solution. I liked the feeling of the fog and people coming towards you. Well done! :)
I like the idea and mood, I think that adding some psychodelic audio would improve it a lot.
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Awesome atmosphere! :D Really liked the graphics.