I've been to modern art museums, and sometimes they have large rooms that are dedicated to a solitary, three-dimensional experience. Like the Yaoi Kusama pumpkin room. When it works, it's mesmerizing, you want to stay in that room forever.
Your game is composed of a hundred of rooms, each of them an experience that people would love to see in a museum. I hope this explains just how stunning your work is and how many more people need to see it.
Mysterious and amazing, haunting and unique. Like Oddness, reminded me of the anime Blame! at times, but more in feel and theme than anything else.
I also had some passages dropping off the bottom of the screen and only found the Settings menu afterwards. (I'd assumed it was because I was running under Wine on Linux...) Also small point - is Nettle misspelt as Nette in a few places?
this piece of work is just so hauntingly beautiful - the story/narrative is a little hard to follow(sure is dreamlike and fragmented) yet the poetic diction makes reading the entire thing an enjoyable experience.I especially like how you depict the sound and texture of underground scenes both graphically and through the text - the vast, vacant (un)feeling of post-apocalyptic world is well woven into the intimate humming of the soul.
Wow that's a huge compliment thank you. No that's a bug, I'll have to look into that. In the settings menu you can resize the text which may help in those instances.
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I've been to modern art museums, and sometimes they have large rooms that are dedicated to a solitary, three-dimensional experience. Like the Yaoi Kusama pumpkin room. When it works, it's mesmerizing, you want to stay in that room forever.
Your game is composed of a hundred of rooms, each of them an experience that people would love to see in a museum. I hope this explains just how stunning your work is and how many more people need to see it.
Thank you very much for making this game.
What a wonderfully kind thing to say, thanks for taking the time to experience it and for brightening my day.
Breathtaking, what a phenomenon experience.
Mysterious and amazing, haunting and unique. Like Oddness, reminded me of the anime Blame! at times, but more in feel and theme than anything else.
I also had some passages dropping off the bottom of the screen and only found the Settings menu afterwards. (I'd assumed it was because I was running under Wine on Linux...) Also small point - is Nettle misspelt as Nette in a few places?
Otherwise, thank you so much for this.
this piece of work is just so hauntingly beautiful - the story/narrative is a little hard to follow(sure is dreamlike and fragmented) yet the poetic diction makes reading the entire thing an enjoyable experience.I especially like how you depict the sound and texture of underground scenes both graphically and through the text - the vast, vacant (un)feeling of post-apocalyptic world is well woven into the intimate humming of the soul.
This reminded me of reading a manga like Akira where between reading dialogue you just spend minutes looking in awe at the giant scenery shots.
There were like 3 texts that seem to go off the screen, not sure if bug or intended for mystery from leaving out a word or two.
Wow that's a huge compliment thank you.
No that's a bug, I'll have to look into that. In the settings menu you can resize the text which may help in those instances.
absolutely stunning!
Thanks for checking it out!