spiritual successor to puppy drome
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That’s… that’s just horrible. This is definitely video games as art. I don’t think I’ve had this much of an emotional reaction to any made thing before. I don’t think I’ve ever felt this particular way before.
I almost want to hate you for doing this to me, but I did this myself, which I suppose is the point of video games a a medium. To see the content, you have to be an active participant in it, which is something a creator can really take advantage of.
Of course, everything has a stronger emotional impact when you’re tired and hungry and it’s dark. I’ll check this out again in the morning. Ugh, or not. The thought of opening that file again makes me cringe.
Man, I had to close the game and now I’m even feeling a tad nauseous. Never a few pixels seemed this graphic to me.
I don’t quite understand why I’m drilling holes in someone’s skull. And being forced to do it over and over… What is the purpose?
Ok, I’m stuck. I can’t get beyond the first part, assuming that there’s more.
There’s a little more, but not much.
While I can barely stand to call this a game, I get the impression that I would ‘win’ if I drilled and possibly poured acid into the correct part of a given victim’s head. Am I correct in assuming this? I don’t want to play the game any longer to find out.
Someone’s been reading articles on Jeffrey Dahmer.
I’m stuck, I’m killing lots of nazis (I think, I didn’t read the story) by filling their heads with holes and dripping acid into them (hell yeah) but I haven’t reached the level 1 boss yet.
But really, I love it. I just wish I knew a bit about neuroanatomy and whatnot; that’d probably make the experience more FUN. No, but I’d be able to see the range of reactions (depending on whether you tried to be scientifically faithful or not). And I could possibly WIN THE GAME. There are unlimited continues, but this game is so hard. I’ll come back and give it another go after I get an MD.
Your recent games make me want to curate an exhibition of ‘art games’ arranged in a line going from ‘least emotionally harrowing’ to ‘most emotionally harrowing’. Ideally a collection of your games would go right at the end.
I’m not kidding or anything, I’d like to do that. But I don’t even remotely have the means… ah well.
Very nice. Finally someone’s getting it. Games eh… eh? Well done. One of the coolest things done with the medium to date.
this is awesome but i cant remmeber exactly where the frontal lobe is it on the left or the right side i guess im goingt o have to try it on my friends
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH JUSTIFYING MURDER BY CALLING YOUR VICTIMS NAZIS YOU SICK BASTARD
im a dog trainer this is how iget dogs to o bey too
I played this game while having dinner. I lost my appetite. Interesting game though. How do I turn him into a zombie? I’ve tried all kinds of combinations and got a few different responses but none of them seem to be acceptable. I’ve even tried googling out of desperation. Heh.
Haha AWESOME GAME. I have a funny feeling that you CANT win. You just keep killing until you quit in despair at your failure. Perhaps you eventually get arrested but I didnt try it that long.
A very authentic and terrifying simulation of brain damage.
Ah, you CAN make a zombie :)
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