ld48: no-eyes by sesemcc

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made by sesemcc for Ludum Dare 48 (COMPO)

My first ever Ludum Dare attempt! My second game ever, lovingly handcrafted in Gamemaker 1.49999. i am so, so tired. :)

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Given 7🗳️ 7🗨️

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SeaFishelle
26. Apr 2021 · 02:50 UTC
I... have no idea what's going on here. Can you add some more detailed instructions? It's not very intuitive...
Rewdas
26. Apr 2021 · 02:51 UTC
Struggled to understand what the graphics signified at first, but once I had it, this was a fun little puzzler. I'm not a fan of the door puzzle with all the teleporters - it requires a lot of random guessing for the player to understand the initial conditions of the puzzle, so it feels like busy work and memorization before I get to actually solve the puzzle.
Nick Barrash
26. Apr 2021 · 02:54 UTC
Gorgeous art style!
Swordfish
26. Apr 2021 · 02:57 UTC
I think it is really interesting. I am still a bit confused as to how to play it properly. I figured out that the eyes move you in the direction they are looking, but I couldn't figure out how to solve the first puzzle. I thought your main character and sprites looked really cool, but the backgrounds and tiles were very hard on the eyes and a bit confusing. I think that I may have just not understood everything, but some more explanation of the mechanics at the start would have been helpful. Very good submission, and I hope you make more games. After you get some rest of course :)
Billnotic
26. Apr 2021 · 03:03 UTC
It's a bit hard to get what you are supposed to do, but I eventually understood it. The tiles make it difficult to understand what does what at first glance, a tutorial or instructions on this page would be nice. Neat concept.
rhoff95
26. Apr 2021 · 04:56 UTC
Cool game. 3 color palette is really cool. Gameplay was a bit confusing.
DR_Felice
30. Apr 2021 · 17:19 UTC
An interesting game, but difficult for understanding, have a great potential good luck with youre future projects
Rewzu
30. Apr 2021 · 22:38 UTC
Graphics look really nice but it is not that obvious what each tile means. Once you understand it, it is a neat game. Great entry! Good job!