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You should show gameplay and screenshots from the game at the top of your gamejolt page! It really makes it pop out more and draws the viewer's attention. Without it, it makes people wonder why they should download the demo in the first place.
Without that, you'll never really get the feedback you need.
You gave us a bunch of information in the description and it makes the game sound AMAZING. But without being able to see at least one image of the game itself, it makes us wonder "Why should I waste my time downloading and unzipping this game if I don't even know what it looks like."
Call it the Mario paradox. If I gave someone a description of a classic Mario platformer, it would really sound like a game that good.
For instance "Mario is a game series about a Italian plumber that fights sentient turtles and mushroom monsters (Goombas) on his way to rescue a princess from a dragon/turtle."
You see? Without visuals, it doesn't sound that appetizing at all. I could do the same for a certain blue hedgehog that runs fast and fights a fat bald man.
Give us more!!!!!
If you claim that the visuals/art of the game is so amazing, SHOW US!
I would download the demo but I'm not sure it's worth the effort yet. I'm just speaking for most of us here.
You did have me a bit interested though.
=D
LightBreak is an art-focused, narrative-driven musical game. Discover the story of Ava, a young traveler who has experienced numerous adventures and now returns home to recount her tales to her mother. Ava, however, has lost her voice, and due to her mother’s blindness, she cannot rely on visual storytelling. Ava’s one form of communication with her mother is via the powerful musical instrument she wields.
LightBreak features unique gameplay, incorporating puzzle elements into music creation. You control the magical instrument that Ava is playing (the Saaz) -- to help her connect with her emotions and communicate her journey to her mother.
Main Features:
A novel approach to audio-driven game design
Interactive music and sound design by an award-winning composer
Storytelling with themes of adventure, family, communication, and good versus evil
Visual representations of Ava’s adventures
Stunning hand-drawn artÂ
3D modeling and animation
A creative mode that supports level creation