Whiteout by primaerfunktion
You're on an antarctic expedition and your partner disappeared. Explore the environment and find him without getting lost yourself.
Notes
You die at 20脗掳C.
Don't get discouraged too quickly. There are multiple things to find including your lost partner. And if you find something it may give you a hint on where to go.
You should consider to download a standalone build and play the game in fullscreen with headphones, get comfortable and take your time.
Notes
You die at 20脗掳C.
Don't get discouraged too quickly. There are multiple things to find including your lost partner. And if you find something it may give you a hint on where to go.
You should consider to download a standalone build and play the game in fullscreen with headphones, get comfortable and take your time.
| Web/Windows/Mac/Linux/Source | http://primaerfunktion.itch.io/whiteout |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-30/?action=preview&uid=12505 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 65% | 3 |
| Overall | 3.82 | 80 |
| Audio | 3.89 | 37 |
| Fun | 2.78 | 791 |
| Graphics | 4.56 | 9 |
| Humor | 2.26 | 595 |
| Innovation | 3.55 | 259 |
| Mood | 4.56 | 1 |
| Theme | 2.42 | 1023 |
I'm lost too, haven't currently see anything except snow, wind, my fading footsteps and my temperature drop. But I want to see more, I return to it, will rate later.
@primaerfunktion: you could maybe add a small teaser, even a comment in the description, else I'm afraid some people won't take the time to go farther...
Very nice atmosphere like I've already said.
Little remark : camera movement could be easily improved, and it needs some information when temperature loss become critical (many "Brrrrrrrrr" sound until ...)
As the others said, the camera is a little unnatural.
But wow, great work. Just one question, did you inspiration came from the Gerudo desert from Zelda - Ocarina of Time? =D
there are a couple of clipping issues around the tent, but apart from that I'm shocked at the amount of effort you put in to the world, with nice wind physics too!
Gameplay.. as others have mentioned, it's a little unclear of what to do (i guess that encourages the exploration though!)
Definitely worthy of a full game, great work
The whales made this just more interesting to explore. But not sure if I found anything that indicates a connected world or something.
Anyways, I rated this pretty high :P
It's a minor issue but as a player I found going as far as I can and dying to restart the game more practical than having to find your way back to the tent. So, the game can be exploited in this way.
The atmosphere, the graphics and sound effects are simply amazing and among the best I've seen so far. Great job.
The connection to the theme was missing. I'm not sure if it is only me, but you should work on that.
However, the mood was exelent!
Nice idea, using the flags for orientation. Quite good mood and relaxig concept.
I love the mysterious vibe, and graphics, and sound. I feel like it may be a good tech demo for something astonishing.
Also there's something in this campfire and these red flags.
Great! =)
This is an incredible game : gameplay, mood, idea are perfect.
I'm captivated by the atmosphere.
The rhythm is slow but it is very appropriate. The sound of wind is very immersive. This is a very good and innovating entry. Congratulations. 5 stars overall for me!!
It is really moody, but I think the realism makes it somewhat dull to play. Maybe the player could've had an emergency warming solution or something and a jog-button they could've used for a limited time. I didn't usually bother trying to go back to the tent, because that felt like a huge waste of time and made my potential area of exploration pretty small. Would've loved to see the ending, but I don't think I'll come back to it.
Anssi@MooseflyGames
Don't see the theme very much though..