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It's a little tiny game made like a fairytal or a "books where you are the hero".
The goal is easy : you have to bring a little dream to the unconsious world of the dreamer.
Mouse click : choose wisely your action
Some bugs, the end is not implemented and no sound... but for me this LD is a success.
I'll make a new version with more characters and sounds.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 58% |
| #16 | Graphics | 4.43 |
| #292 | Mood | 3.31 |
| #316 | Humor | 2.76 |
| #774 | Theme | 2.91 |
| #856 | Overall | 2.91 |
| #903 | Innovation | 2.68 |
| #1052 | Fun | 2.39 |
Comments
seems like an excuse to draw random stuff rather than a game
Nice graphics, can you tell me if this engine that you used is good ?
This has such promise! I love your creativity, please finish this at some point!
"for the night is dark and full of terrors" :) i liked the artwork very much, but im not a big point and click fan. I think the audio did not work.
The screenshot is very promising, but I couldn't get it to run. Does it need .NET or something? I'm using a pretty old Windows XP install...
@ReactorScram : sorry but I think your windows is too old...Both of the installer doesn't work??(web and windows)
Nice concept for the connected worlds theme :D I like the art! looks so awesome! The story was fun, i could get to the end safe. Great work :D its a shame there was no audio and the grafics looked kind of slow.
Art style is great! It reminds me in ways of The Little Prince, which gives a pleasant, nostalgic feeling. Every time I get to the "free the other dream smuggler" event though, the game just goes back to menu. I was also really, really confused by the initial cutscene. I think that if you worked hard to develop more of a unified feel for this game, it could work substantially better. You've got good stuff to start with... looking forward to what you end up creating! Good luck!
It's more an interactive story than a game, but it's still very nice to play. Definitely needs some music...
Gorgeous graphics and superb poetry ! Continue learning to make fantastic games ;)
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I really like the art style of this game.