Oh my Goodness, the images really scared me. I think this is a very successful horror game!
Great animated! But the picture with blinking eyes in the window will have a flashing window picture. I'm not sure if it is a BUG or deliberate.
The game window is a bit too small when on the web.
Otherwise I think everything is fine. The picture style is very suitable for horror games. It would be even better if there were more terrible sound effects.
It was such a cool concept. Normally a player's instinct would be to run away from the monster at the door so its really interesting that they actually have to let the monster in the house in order to get out. I love the illustrations maybe add some scratching sounds so the monster seems even more scary and makes the player want to avoid it even more?
I absolutely love the art style in this game! The writing is interesting, I wasn't sure what the monster wanted at first but it was fun figuring it out! I think this game has great potential for sure, it is very engaging!
I had a nice time playing this! I liked going to all the different rooms and reading about them. Though it would have been nice to have little illustrations in all the passages (or at least the ones that were describing things).
The illustrations you do have are really strong and help give the player a better sense of the space.
The styling seems to not be consistent, is that purposeful? Other than that, I loved the game, and how it felt like it was, in the end, about cleaning up after yourself. The illustrations were fun, and I feel like I kind of tripped and fell into finding what the monster wanted, but that was kind of fun!
The illustrations in this game are lovely! Especially the moving one from the living room window, I was NOT expecting that! It took me a couple tries to figure out what the monster wanted from me, but I really enjoy the resolution to this story.
This has really great potential and I can't wait to see what you do when you get the other rooms fleshed out. It's interesting to see how you are playing with the visuals so far to create the spaces. Overall, it is very engaging so far and I can't wait to see where this goes! Good Job!
On a side note, make sure to check for grammar and spelling errors before your final version!
So cool! I love the reversal of expectations. I think this will become even more interesting once each location in the house is populated with text and images that flesh out the story-world even more. It is going to be an interesting challenge: Build the setting without giving away the end. Also, kudos for exploring visuals as a component of mechanics (dark/light bg, the door opening little by little). Soon I will share more information on styling. I can't wait to see where do you take this!
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The simplicity of this game is intriguing to me. The way the eyes are blinking in the window was the best part!
Oh my Goodness, the images really scared me. I think this is a very successful horror game!
Great animated! But the picture with blinking eyes in the window will have a flashing window picture. I'm not sure if it is a BUG or deliberate.
The game window is a bit too small when on the web.
Otherwise I think everything is fine.
The picture style is very suitable for horror games.
It would be even better if there were more terrible sound effects.
It was such a cool concept. Normally a player's instinct would be to run away from the monster at the door so its really interesting that they actually have to let the monster in the house in order to get out. I love the illustrations maybe add some scratching sounds so the monster seems even more scary and makes the player want to avoid it even more?
I absolutely love the art style in this game! The writing is interesting, I wasn't sure what the monster wanted at first but it was fun figuring it out! I think this game has great potential for sure, it is very engaging!
I had a nice time playing this! I liked going to all the different rooms and reading about them. Though it would have been nice to have little illustrations in all the passages (or at least the ones that were describing things).
The illustrations you do have are really strong and help give the player a better sense of the space.
The styling seems to not be consistent, is that purposeful? Other than that, I loved the game, and how it felt like it was, in the end, about cleaning up after yourself. The illustrations were fun, and I feel like I kind of tripped and fell into finding what the monster wanted, but that was kind of fun!
there are some spelling mistakes but the story and illustrations are really cool
The illustrations in this game are lovely! Especially the moving one from the living room window, I was NOT expecting that! It took me a couple tries to figure out what the monster wanted from me, but I really enjoy the resolution to this story.
This has really great potential and I can't wait to see what you do when you get the other rooms fleshed out. It's interesting to see how you are playing with the visuals so far to create the spaces. Overall, it is very engaging so far and I can't wait to see where this goes! Good Job!
On a side note, make sure to check for grammar and spelling errors before your final version!
So cool! I love the reversal of expectations. I think this will become even more interesting once each location in the house is populated with text and images that flesh out the story-world even more. It is going to be an interesting challenge: Build the setting without giving away the end. Also, kudos for exploring visuals as a component of mechanics (dark/light bg, the door opening little by little). Soon I will share more information on styling. I can't wait to see where do you take this!