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Looking is not seeing, they say. So don't look! What could be easier? Still, it doesn't mean you'll be able to make any sense of anything in this sick, insane, and constantly SHAPESHIFTING world of ours. For example, this game... actually, it's not even a game. Bwahahaha!
Controls:
move - WASD
jump - spacebar
interact - mouse left
windowed mode - 0
Team:
concept, audio&video - ijona
graphics - supr
programming - supr and pit
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 94% |
| #239 | Mood(Jam) | 3.53 |
| #360 | Audio(Jam) | 3.21 |
| #502 | Humor(Jam) | 2.52 |
| #525 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.07 |
| #696 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.07 |
| #842 | Overall(Jam) | 2.93 |
| #976 | Theme(Jam) | 2.61 |
| #1047 | Fun(Jam) | 2.37 |
Comments
This is kinda surreal (in a good way). Something that could also feature in a horror film/game. I like it
That was really weird and interesting! It felt a little like a video art installation
Interesting. Not very "fun" but trippy imagery and sounds, I like the style.
For me at least it would have to be a lot weirder to maintain my interest. Still nice to see weird games around.
Yes, it is always welcome to see weird stuff in a jam!
Hard work preparing all those videos！
I think you did good with the sounds fading in and out, but that was way out there. Good Job on being creative
In one word - weird! Technically, it's really impressive to see how many shaders you could use with the Unreal Engine and all works perfectly. You caught my attention during 5 minutes. Regardless your goal, this is a good entry. Thanks ++
It felt like going around inside your own mind turning off bad dreams or similar; very creepy, but also very pleasing. Good use of sound and the first person perspective.
Very interesting non-standard submission. Thanks for this.
An interesting experience that certainly creates a form of meta that is surprising as well as intriguing. Would like to know more about what was planned in this game.
In a way, I kind of like the ambiguity of the game, including the part where it turning off on you is a debatable bug vs. feature (I think it's the latter). I'm kind of torn, however, if I feel it's too ambiguous for me to experience an attachment to the game or not. Still, it's a very interesting take on the theme.
okay wired. Guys why is this not a platformer on these platforms ? it would be much cooler
i visited an art installation that felt like this game years ago. weird in a good way.
This place was creepy and I liked it. I felt like darkness coming to end all things bright and loud.
Then it crashed.
Great job!
INTERESTINGLY WEIRD! @_@ *shivers* good job...
game is pretty heavy tho.. u guys could try optimizing and minimizing the file size by watching for and removing unnecessary stuff ^_^ really creepy... but nice!
This was pretty out there, but I would definitely play a polished version of this!
Jacob Peltola, yeah, the current version needs polishing, and we are definitely going to do that!
@ciaodavinci, unfortunately, in the current version the game ends after a number of clicks. It was intended to end only after you turn off all the forms. We are going to fix that in the post-jam version.
@WERT Studio, if it were a platformer, it would be a very different game... However, it is a nice idea.
@Green Soda, you are right, optimization is coming soon:)
Wow that was a bit sick, insane, and constantly SHAPESHIFTING game... kkkk No, seriously, the mood was great! Really creepy! Audio and graphics did a very good job! Great entry!
You've certainly aimed for that innovation score, this is insanity!
Had fun wondering about and eventually fell through the floor... Enjoyed it. Get the feeling you would like my VJ app called Chaoslab. Thanks for the trip. :-)
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Dudes, I know a bit about strange world, but this go faaaaaaar awaaaaay from home