The Chromatic Window by egawag
Take a Stroll Through Time
and a little bit of space
Welcome to The Chromatic Window, a walking sim about exploring our history as a team of 3 game developers.
We invite you on a journey through 7 years of our lives, and 10 whole Ludum Dare game jams.



A game by Gage (egawag) Johnson, Noah (Nobongo) Matheu, and Zach (ThePirateNun) Northrop.
Bug Fix 1.0.1 4/7/25 - 7:22PM - Fixed lagging voice over audio.
Note: It might take a sec for the files to download and extract, it is 10 games in 1 after all! Thanks for your patience :)
| Link | https://egawag.itch.io/the-chromatic-window |
| Original URL | https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/57/the-chromatic-window |
Ratings
| Given | 0🗳️ | 0🗨️ |
I didn’t make it to the end (was expecting it to be a quick 5–7 minute experience), but I’ll definitely set aside time to finish it properly.
You guys did an awesome job — I’ll be keeping an eye on your future work!
I can honestly relate with this as an artist with a love for games and a dream of one day making a big project that will mean something to people, it makes me feel inspired to keep working and improving, I am looking forward to see your future work
thanks for sharing your experience
I think I had a smile on my face the whole time, this really was an awesome mood. I would not have expected to enjoy a trip down someone else's memory lane, but that was a great time! Thanks so much for putting this together.
I liked how you guys interpreted the theme as the depth of emotional, the depth of one's memories. It really adds the uniqueness and difference. At first I was surprised about the size of the download, but then I realized you guys put all your previous jam entries into it to make a "credits" to stroll through each of them as you talked about how it was done. That is very clever and cool in my opinion.
But overall, this entry might not be the best in most people's eyes, but for those who enjoy listening to deep stories being narrated thoroughly, like me, it's just good y'know, in its own way. Well done to all 3 of you!
I couldn't find an exit button though.