10 months ago

back when i was probably around 10,

i did not understand that you cant make a game in a single day,

oh boy so many projects cancelled lmao, this is one of these, it was supposed to be a iron lung parody;


it was extremely short and could be beaten in like 10 seconds (im not joking)

for anyone curious i will explain how this game played out:

you would start in this room

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there was a closed exist and behind this player's pov there was another doorway (which was open) that would lead you

to this room

screenshot_2022-07-10_19-04-29.png

if you walked up to the control panel it would glow a red light and a alarm would play,

after that you would walk back to the other room you started in, trying to walk to the exit,

however before you reach it a hole in the wall would appear with a explosion sound, a grass textured humanoid would run out of it and towards you, upon touching you, the game would end.

yup thats literally it, anyways i hope you enjoyed this little malos using unreal back in the day story,

the build of this game is sadly long gone with only these 2 screenshots existing, so you also kinda got lost media? idk hopfully you found this interesting,

oh btw there is another lost game i made in unreal that never released... might talk about that if you guys want me to,

for now tho, bye



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