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dRUNKEN nEIGHBOR by HugoVaz

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made by HugoVaz for LD 44 (JAM)

In dRUNKEN nEIGHBOR you are drunk after a party and you must find your own apartment without getting your neighbors mad. Includes branching paths, alcoholic beverages and a dog. (OPEN THE FILE WITH A WEB BROWSER)(PLAY MAXIMIZED) Made with Twine.

How to Play

To win the game don't knock at the doors randomly. There are specific tips that you must gather to find your exact apartment. So pay attention to the descriptions and find your way to avoid the police.

DIRECT LINK http://philome.la/hgvaz/drunken-neighbor/play

ITCH.IO https://hgvaz.itch.io/drunken-neighbor

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HTML5 (web) https://hgvaz.itch.io/drunken-neighbor
Original URL https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/44/drunken-neighbor

Ratings

Given 30🗳️ 27🗨️

Feedback

dilauraba
30. Apr 2019 · 05:39 UTC
Pretty interesting in a game-novel kind of way. Like the branching paths! Nice work!

For people who come along: you may have to add the .html extension to the file to get it to work.
ejmejm
30. Apr 2019 · 05:40 UTC
You might want to change the download to make it easier to play
GeneralBeans
30. Apr 2019 · 05:46 UTC
Couldn't play the game because of the odd file type. Couldn't get my browser to open it!
Ian Kettlewell
30. Apr 2019 · 05:49 UTC
I couldn't play it in my browser. Is this expected?
Arcus
30. Apr 2019 · 05:54 UTC
Game would not open, and the Dropbox download had no preview. Try taking a few screenshots of your game to increce publicity.
🎤 HugoVaz
30. Apr 2019 · 14:17 UTC
Hi, I updated the file, it was lacking the html extension, you can try to download it again.
schrunkin
30. Apr 2019 · 17:22 UTC
I just played until my second game over. Congratulations for making a text-based game that can keep peoples attention! I enjoyed the overall story end I really dig the humor! Sometimes it feels like I was moving around in a slightly random fashion, but mostly the 'puzzles' were well-written. I do not see the theme so clearly, but i can only recommend this submission!
Rodrigo Grego
30. Apr 2019 · 18:19 UTC
Adorei o game, porém sempre acabei preso. Muito legal essa ideia de game para a jam, na próxima tenta colocar umas artes estáticas (ou dobradas e borradas) para as cenas. Jogaço!
amymist
30. Apr 2019 · 18:39 UTC
It was fun, and the good ending made me laugh.
DrSkort
30. Apr 2019 · 18:42 UTC
I played the game till the end and it was awesome! I am not sure if there is any connection to the seem but it was fun and I liked the humor even though I wasn't exactly sure why I won? On my previous runs I just tried to get as much information as possible but in the end I won in a different way, even though it made perfect sense with all the clues provided. Great game :)
Hannah19
30. Apr 2019 · 20:08 UTC
That was good! I'm glad my team weren't the only ones to do a text-based game lol. I really like how you managed to make it into a puzzle! It felt a bit like a point-and-click "escape the room" game with the clues I had to remember from place to place.
ghust1995
01. May 2019 · 07:14 UTC
I liked the cookie dialogue and the final wait a minute was wonderful, I had that exact though and it was very funny to read it.
However my favorite part is the doormats, I really liked the concept of describing one's house by her doormats.
Awesome seeing a twine game in the jam, nice job!
Curled Leaf
01. May 2019 · 15:05 UTC
Whow! :D It was really good experience. I tried a lot of times and at last i find my house. Maybe you can add more story and interactions in the future. Good luck!
Pedro137BR
01. May 2019 · 16:09 UTC
it was really immersive but it was hard to figure out where to knock, the game should give the player more clues
AtillaGallio
02. May 2019 · 21:54 UTC
hauauhe mto bom! Eu real entrei em todas as portas antes de conseguir vencer.
hugolnx
03. May 2019 · 11:37 UTC
Hahaha Very funny game! Happily (or not) I foresee the right path, so didn't have to go through many doors before ending the game :)
Probably some sounds/music would help to get a more immersive experience, which would be great! :)