{"author_name":"Jorjon","cat":"LD #21","comments":[],"epoch":1313833200,"likes":3,"metadata":{"p_key":"64533","p_author":"Jorjon","p_authorkey":"5268","p_urlkey":"100327","p_title":"The Escapist","p_cat":"LD #21","p_event":"LD21","p_time":"1313833200","p_likes":"3","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"5268","us_name":"Jorjon","us_username":"jorjon","event_start":"1313712000","event_key":"7","event_name":"LD21"},"text":"

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So I decided to create a Quick Time Event<\/a> based game. For those who don’t know, a Quick Time Event is a game where one has to follow on-screen instructions, with information like what key to press, or what action to perform, in order to continue a sequence. A nice QTE modern game is Heavy Rain<\/a> (see an example here<\/a>).<\/p>\n

In The Escapist<\/strong>, you are tied, caged, hidden, blinded (for a reason I’ll disclose later), and you have to try to solve all obstacles. The aesthetic of the game will be fuzzy sticks (because I can’t draw any better).<\/p>\n

I give you a video as a preview.<\/p>\n

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