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just played through this short but nevertheless pretty good game and i have to say that for a game that's just to get a hold of RPGMaker and do some practice this is great! everything works fine, there are no bugs to be found - good job on that, the grammar and spelling are on-point and the ability to interact with everything is both necessary and cool! overall, the game feels like an escape room puzzle or an pont-and-click adventure, and that's awesome cause i love both of those things!) i also got 3 out of the 4 different endings and i loved the way you get some of them (like the expired food, for example - a pretty clever thing, the first time i accidentaly pressed "no" on it and figured out that this was a way to get another ending.)
my only complaint is that you can't save in-game and you have to do all the opening routine with talking to the AI over and over, but it's not that bad and surely isn't fatal to the overall game!)
all in all, Arctos, you made a short, but still pretty good game with some nice puzzles and an interesting premise - i hope you got a lot of experience with RPGMaker from the development of Quantum Suicide and will make Your Dreams an even better game!) alas, i wish you best of luck in the process of game developing! take care!)
You wake up in a locked room with no clue how you got there. Your only company is the ships AI who tells you there is no way out. But you don't believe that do you?
Quantum Suicide is a short, proof of concept game with four different endings that I created in an effort to better learn RPG Maker in order to help with my main project In Your Dreams (Demo available).
This was made in three days and may be expanded upon in the future.
