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Nobody makes games like you do, that’s for sure. Thanks for this.
I love this game, but I can’t get the carpet beater!
Giovanni, did you get the hoodie? Look closely at the weird object beyond the water (Don’t worry, you can get near it).
Interesting and beautiful. Thank you.
Ok, I made it! Thanks for the hint Salty-horse.
This’s not a game, this is a piece of art, I’m touched. Thanks Stephen.
That was interesting. For my brain.
This was a heart warming experience :)
lovely
I don’t know where I’m supposed to look for the key. The weird object beyond the water isn’t much help – I can see it has words on it, but I’m getting eyestrain trying to read them.
This was pretty interesting. I don’t understand all of this but its very interesting and definitely one of the best experiences I’ve had in a while. The gameplay and dialogue remind me of classic lucas arts point and clicks for some reason. The puzzle was all in being bothered to read everything and that is a fresh approach to gameplay in a 3D environment to me. Thank you for this.
Would be nice if there was some instructions. I tried all keys and could only move but there’s absolutely nothing to do in the first room.
The mysteries and unpredictability of this experience lead to a sense of wonder, joy, curiosity, bewilderment and surprise as I discover its poetic narrative. It’s like being a child when the world was entirely new. Thank you.
Great experience, too bad I got stuck after the cavel of justice, the friendly sprite and the human translator.
I cried… I actually cried, for the first time in almost a decade.
No film, book or any other form of artwork has affected me as much as this game.
i liked this a lot! my favorite part was talking to the poops
its very weird … when i played this game, i liked it, and i like the end a lot
but when i was talking to my family and i tell them the end of this game
i dont know why but, i started to cry
Thanks Increpare, this game is, as all your games, a great piece of art, with a lof ot feelings :’)
I unfortunately had the same problem as Poueaeiue. I could move around the lecture hall using arrows or WASD, looking at a slightly downward angle at the dog, but I couldn’t do anything else. I’m thinking you’re supposed to be able to use the mouse to look around and interact, but it doesn’t work at all. Maybe it’s a Mac problem? I’ve never had trouble playing a Unity game before. The readme didn’t help. I’d really love to play this! Any advice?
Fritz, the only in-game controls are the cursor keys. No mouse-control needed.
edit: hah, seems I included a completely random readme file. oops. don’t worry, it only contained sound credits and what i just said above.
This game is amazing and I don’t want you to take this as a comment on the game but I would really like to know where I can download the soundtrack
nice of you to say!
the music’s in the source code zip
Wow! Great game! Took me a while to get past the lecture hall, but it was worth it for the rest. It did fatigue my eyes a little bit though and I felt pretty nauseous afterwards. But it was still worth it.
How do you get out of the lecture hall???
To get out of the lecture-hall, try looking at the brains and see if there’s anything that stands out. Then touch it.
i really liked this game, even if at times it was difficult to get through. i just wanted to express my admiration for someone who is willing to put out their own unique work into the world despite the pressure to make it overly accessible <3.
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