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Another quirky banger that brings me back to childhood expenses.

Lo-fi jams to run around the neighborhood to.  Strangely when you start to "break the rules" like I did as a child you find yourself running through the woods and winding up on the wrong side of the fence. That nostalgic sense of dread set in and I had to blindly run back through the woods, hoping that the next screen would put me back where I was supposed to be. This game has a vibe. that vibe is relaxing on a summer day, under a tree, watching the clouds go by. but with jogging.

I have not. sorry for the late reply.  You can hit me up on discord Riverbottom#5230.

sent you a friend request.

sure thing. can you hit me up on discord? Riverbottom#5230

Hi, I'm looking for a group that wants to start working on something lightweight and potentially grow it larger if it's got good core gameplay. I'm a graphic designer for a living and primarily do pixel and vector-based art or my 9-5. My degree is in traditional sculpture, and I do a bit of hobby engineering/3d modeling for printing. I'd really like to try to grow some skills in that area and learn more 3d animation (my skills are a bit out of date in that area) I have a couple of ideas here and there for lightweight games to start as a base.

very tempted to install it locally so I can have another playthrough. Super disappointing that the last 2 things I interacted with hinted at deeper storylines, but I'd already wasted my life by that point.

very tempted to install it locally so I can have another playthrough. Super disappointing that the last 2 things I interacted with hinted at deeper storylines, but I'd already wasted my life by that point.

Thoroughly enjoyed. The only downside was that I always focused on one theme per game. I'd love to see the game expanded upon where cards combo or use different resources than just "1 card of 3 this turn."

Definitely a solid first entry.

Man, that moment when you realize that none of your bullets have disappeared and you've created your own bullet hell really is a surprise the first play through.

Creepy atmosphere, haunting score. I struggled a little with getting hung up on the corners of obstacles, and wasn't really sure if I could just outrun the eyes or if I had made it out of sight.

I really enjoyed it once I figured it out, I was just really held up by the slow roll at the beginning after restarting a couple of times.

Overall pretty solid. I don't feel that the "corrupting" of save files instead of just having lives really plays into the permanence theme well though.