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Couldn't beat the game, because I couldn't figure out what to do next.
This was pretty cool. Lots of new ways to see and get to things. The artwork was tops and the game itself ran very well. A really enjoyable game. Top stuff... :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPfnuDkA08Q
I liked the concept of this game here is my video on it. Feel free to incorporate it into your post!
https://youtu.be/Lwz39vKdOzc
Very nice. Surreality is always welcome, and I love the hand-sketched graphics (can see through to the other side of the paper, which is actually really wonderful). It's taken me a few go's at it to finish... well worth it. Being able to move objects like windows, the moon, stuff you wouldn't ordinarily go to interact with, sets the bizarre tone, not to mention those unexpected portals in between.
I love it. I love it so much. This game is kooky, weird, strange and oddly beautiful. And also subtly hilarious.
It's a small (and yes still somehow huge) point and click puzzle game where you simply explore the environment around you to discover clues as to where to go next and items that will help you do that.
There's a whole bucketload of charm soaking the whole affair too, as we look in on all of our neighbours to check out their goings-on. The whole experience left me feeling warm and cozy inside.
So if you're a fan of small, surprisingly life-affirming point and click games done in a delightfully (almost haphazard) hand-drawn style then get this game downloaded immediately. Chop chop!
As for the most fantastic dev, please keep up the awesome work, I had the best time playing this! =)
It's just before midnight, and your clock has stopped working.
You should probably do something about that.
Features:
A short (<15 minutes) game about environmental exploration
Patented point & click game logic
Hand-drawn graphics, right down to the fonts
Spy on your neighbors and take their stuff
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