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Ah, it’s good! Very beautiful, though a little confusing.
I don’t suppose there’s anything else to do, besides wandering around and ‘touching’ objects?
nothing else, nope
Very nice “game” (though i wouldn’t call it one… it seems to have nothing to do with games!)
Found it over on EGP. I will definately have a look at your other games now!
A very nice framework. I love the part where the camera comes down at the edge. For a moment, I thought that there was going to be some different gameplay, stealth-based (since there was an alarm sound?) but there isn’t…
thanks :]
It reminded me of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnylM1hI2jc
It was wonderful.
Oh, I hadn’t seen that. That’s a super sensual video. And interesting.
Fantastic visuals, if a bit intensive(My graphics card could barely handle it).
I don’t have any concrete ideas about the theme here, but have the man and the cat sort of switched places at the end?
That was freaky. I wanted to go out the front door! :|
Was remembered of this game when reading a book.
“It had been nice with the TV on. All those other people seeing exactly the same thing as oneself, at the same time—one knew exactly where one was, somehow. It seemed a flawless form of having company. But it was over so suddenly. I had things to do before lunch, but time was standing completely still, as it does occasionally at that hour. Then one’s day will pass unexpectedly into a giant, permeable block of sunshine that converts surfaces into hypnotic sheets of light and drenches one’s belongings in a false, puzzling specialness. I hated it—it was terrible. I simply stood in front of the TV, wrenched out of the ordinary smooth flow of entire minutes, and I remembered being home from school as a child, pinioned to my bed by the measles or whatever, while the world blazed beyond me in that noon glare.”
(This is a nice, indirect, book recommendation: I have heard that, when indirect, they have a chance of working.. :) )
“(This is a nice, indirect, book recommendation: I have heard that, when indirect, they have a chance of working.. :) )”
heheh