I really had blast. Somehow managed to make this despite breaking my ankle right in the middle of it… feels very good.
But it’s actually a very unpleasant little game : ) Imagine you have to look for someone in a seemingly abandoned place and it takes 10 seconds to transmit a kinda creepy image back to you. Curious?
… also now with a more detailed description and a few small fixes.
So you can now explore the derelict space lab on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Curious? Check it out!
In case my game left you confused and frustrated but still curious, I have added a little video guide.
Also, some technical fixes have been made in the meantime.
After having a good first time jamming alone for the LD27, I was delighted to hear that quite a few friends were ready to join me for this one.
So my close friend David Satzinger ended up having a local LD Jam at my place for the whole 72 hours with the rest of the team dropping by for many hours.
We sure had a blast!
It’s you typical reactor-breakdown-and-now-you-have-to-escape-situation with a twist:
You can only have your vision or your ears at a time while avoiding invisible but audible radioactive hazards.
For the full story, just have a look at our entry here.
Headphones are highly reccomended!
All assets were created within the time exclusively for the game (as a selfimposed rule).
We’re quite fond of the result. Especially with the atmosphere.
Sadly we ended up not using some assets and ended up with a smaller world to explore than intended, but we accept that as a fitting punishment for the text book mistake of aiming too high ; ) It’s still the essence of what we intended it to be and we hope you’ll enjoy the experience!
The team dynamics were surprisingly good! Everyone is very enthusiastic about working on a game again, so definitely achieved something for us here.
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