There is no instructions!? by nitroix
This is a puzzle-game where you are suppose to solve puzzles in town with almost only hieroglyphic writing. I misjudged the challenges so i think you need an iq of about 110 - 120 to get started, and somewhere around 130 - 140 to solve the whole map. God Luck! :D
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Indiexpo link: http://www.indiexpo.net/en/games/there-is-no-instructions
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Still though had a good time trying different things to progress. Also tried to walk on the rooftops, but couldn't make it :P
The idea is nice but some instructions would have been nice, also a way to edit the volume.
...Has he been there for 142 days?
Neat concepts, very much got a FEZ-like vibe going on. Unfortunately had some pretty bad frame hitching which made it hard to move around and play.
Really impressive music and artwork to do from scratch in only 48 hours too! Great job.
Really cool idea, maybe a bit too complicated but I liked the challange (but after 30min of no real gain I surrendered). I like how you used the theme (and the name and fact idea to let the player figure it out). The music must have been good as well as it didn't annoy me after 2h haha. Most likely the most time I spent on a entry :D
I would have wished for a ending for getting everything done (or did I miss something?)
Can you add your game on indiexpo.net ? (it's free)
So we can include also your game in the video ;)
p.s. write #LDJAM in the game's description.
Apart from the puzzle issues, I had performance issues whenever I interacted with the trees. cfm gives one solution there, but my solution (from a unity noob, so take with a grain of salt) would be using a single capsule collider for the tree trunk, and leave the leaves uncollidable. I'm just guessing you were using mesh colliders there?
Great job with the music, by the way!
Really like the idea even if it's not the kind of game I like to spend time with, but I know people who do, I'll share the link.
I thought I understood what the idea was, but apperently not, nothing happened :(
I would love to know how to actually finish this though, will you release a solution video eventually?
The game does seem very inviting and I did want to explore this little world. The symbology and the mystery were inviting, and I would have liked to have been able to delve deeper into it. You clearly put a lot of work into the environment and the puzzles, and it looks like it would be a fun game to play if I could navigate it.