"Monsters always finish last" is a short adventure.
Music by Neocrey
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 64% |
| #171 | Theme(Jam) | 3.91 |
| #228 | Mood(Jam) | 3.53 |
| #338 | Audio(Jam) | 3.23 |
| #420 | Overall(Jam) | 3.34 |
| #603 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.91 |
| #755 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.88 |
Comments
Nice little adventure, quite liked exploring the environment and rushing people to knock them over
Good quality and I appreciate the story. It feels like a lite version of Party Hard game. Killing people just because.
The game is funny, but it needs to be longer.
Anyways, it looks great.
I got caught off-guard by the build up. I feel like the interpretive visuals work well with your theme. Good work!
Amazing game! Love the artwork and mood it creates. When the citizens accuse you, I really wanted to know how it continued. And the clue is good.
Nice mood to the game. I was getting null reference exceptions when killing some of the citizens but it didnt seem to affect the gameplay.
Nice graphics, the way the buildings fade is very nice. Would have been more fun if the objectives were a bit harder to get to.
nice work! the camera angle is a bit awkward w/ the cursor keys, but the way you walk around, interact, and especially the visibility code to let you see inside buildings is really nice!
Very nice atmosphere, the music and style really helped create a world. Was a nice and short and at the end I commited suicide by jumping off the world, nice fitting end. Overall it was enjoyable, good stuff!
Overall I like the idea. Not seen much Turning into a monster themes.
I read one comment as "They should have hugged you". Thought I made a friend.
Great mood and personality even though it's only blocks. Really enjoyed it!
PS: Thanks for commenting on my game! To answer your question: Yes, it's solvable ;)
Great execution of your interpretation of the theme
Enjoyed the music as well
Did a good job with the fading on the buildings for visibility
Controls seem a little misaligned with the camera
Loved the theme of your work
I was pleasantly surprised to find these box-people and their world very emotionally engaging.
I love it.
It was fun to just walk around and get yelled at by people.
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Fun little game. I absolutely love the fact that the building disappears if it is in front of the character.