Hi everyone! This is my third Ludum Dare, but my first time entering the Compo.

As someone born in the 2000s, I didn’t experience much of the old-tech era. As far back as I can remember, I was already playing games on a desktop computer. The idea for this game actually came from the “art projects” I made with my poor mom’s office copier when I was in elementary school—including sitting on it to photocopy my butt. Yes, really.

That led to this little game about making collages with an old glass-bed copier. You can share your creations with other people and receive drawings they’ve sent through their fax machines. I like the idea of everyone’s pictures meeting through a fax machine inside a game.

How to Play

Explore: Use the arrows to move around the office and click objects to collect them.

Create: Drag objects onto the copier glass and press START. Draw on the finished print, then save it in your FOLDER.

Receive: At Fax B, select a letter. Find its note in the office, enter the four-digit code, and take the picture. You can draw on it, too.

Share: At Fax A, load a saved picture from your folder. Enter the number shown on Fax B, choose a four-digit code, and press START.

Use your mouse for everything. Number keys, Tab, Backspace, and Enter also work on the fax machines.