This is the story of how the Dark Angel came to be.
It was the monster.
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Please note that this is a small and atmospheric game. It's a prequel to my current project, NIKRA: http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=46126
Thanks so much for playing!
(WASD or Arrows)
Downloads and Links
Ratings
#9 | Mood | 4.29 |
#55 | Audio | 3.77 |
#113 | Graphics | 3.96 |
#303 | Theme | 3.65 |
#383 | Overall | 3.21 |
#719 | Innovation | 2.58 |
#1268 | Coolness | 48% |
Comments
Nice mood. (But some gameplay could be nice, you know. :D)
Rock solid atmosphere and mood- not much game, and I didn't like having to wait for the text.
Very nice sounds and setting of the mood. I was kinda anxious to wait if there would be some actual gameplay in this, but alas. No such luck.
Still a very nice mood piece and the graphics and the sounds were perfect together!
I enjoyed this even though it was very simple. The atmosphere was great.
Great creepy mood. But I wouldn't call it a game. It's just a story, where you flip to the next page by pushing A, D, or Spacebar. And an advertisement.
The mood had me excited though. I wish there was more to this.
Thanks everyone :D
this was only supposed to be a small game. I will probably redo it one day to have more gameplay :) Just had limited time to do what I have
Huh, that was certainly innovative to put together a prequel to an actual full production game in an LD entry. I guess the theme just worked out that way. Really great use of theme and atmosphere. I liked it quite a lot, I would have liked to see more gameplay in it since the rest of the presentation really drew me in.
Great atmosphere, but It's just a dude walking with some text. This whole submission is basically an advert for your actual game. Still a good concept though, and the graphics are great too.
Good atmospheric game, with slow narrative and good story and sounds. :)
I like how i was playing a game but it was really an advertisement. Nice one yo
This crashed right at the end for me (i think it was the end) great atmosphere, graphics and audio, but the lack of gameplay was disappointing.
Not sure I agree with using LD as advertising either.
Great atmosphere. Can't fault it much - only I would have liked each environment to be a little larger, so you could continue exploring rather than having to wait for the narrative at times.
Really good atmosphere, but like everyone said, not very much game. The sound effects were great, and the music was very fitting.
Nice atmosphere and tease at a bigger story, just wish there was more gameplay.
Super moody! The art is really effective with what looks like just 3 colors.
Nice little experience. I dont mind that this acts as a teaser for the main game since it look completly independant. And Nikra actually look really good !
I came across this game since it has the same name as my entry too :P
Very atmospheric and brilliant aesthetic. I had hoped for more of an ending though. Also not sure how much I like you use an LD game as a plug for the game you are currently developing but it is also a bit clever. It would be bad if it became a general trend for developers to do that but at the same time it does make sense since you have placed them in the same story line.
Brief, but what was there, especially the atmosphere was nice.
Interesting game, I liked how you used the jam to write the backstory for the other game you're working on. :)
Very nice game, I loved its simplicity and atmostphere, but I was quite disappointed not to have a proper end in the entry itself :( The full project seems beautiful, but right now I'm more in trying jam games than looking at it, I'll keep the link for later.
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pretty cool. :)