Right now it is only 1 room, I will implement the 2nd room in the next updateI like the game play, very smooth motion. Is it just the one room at this point, or do I need to go back and figure out how to open the door?
Right now it is only 1 room, I will implement the 2nd room in the next updateI like the game play, very smooth motion. Is it just the one room at this point, or do I need to go back and figure out how to open the door?
I have checked it over and am unable to find the grammar mistakes you are speaking off, could you specify where they are so I can fix them?If it weren't for the terrible grammar in the overview, you might pull that off. Given the body of evidence presented, it's more likely that you need to work on your writing skills. Keep trying! You'll get there someday.
Aight I'll take a crack at this. Pedantic English teaching skills GO!I have checked it over and am unable to find the grammar mistakes you are speaking off, could you specify where they are so I can fix them?
This should be either two separate sentences or rephrased differently. Examples: "You are "X." You have lost your recent memory." or "You are "X," someone who has lost their recent memory." I would go with the first, but in general the way this is phrased is very unnatural.You are "X", you have lost your recent memory.
This statement is a non-sequitur. It doesn't really connect to the previous sentence or the sentence that follows. To put it another way, it doesn't "flow." Sentences like this are a big red flag to me of people who don't have a huge grasp of English.Waking up in a room you do not recognize.
I will give you props that this sentence was definitely written by the same person who wrote the previous two. This is faint praise but consistency can be a good thing.Try and find out what happened, what is this place and who you are.
I'm addressing this one separately because I really need to hammer this point home that English needs subjects to make sense. This sentence not only lacks a subject, it lacks an entire grammar form.By exploring, collecting photos and finding notes about the past.
It's a bit of a long sentence and I would revise it quite a bit if I were giving this more than a cursory glace, but this accomplishes what you need to do."You need to try and figure out what happened, what this place is, and who you are by exploring, collecting photos, and finding notes about the past."
I am not a native English speaker, but I will try to improve my writhing. I have changed the overview it should be a bit better now. As for the Title change, I will change it on the next update. The reason it became "The Facility's" is because in the start I wanted to name it just "The Facility", however as I was uploading the game request I checked it just in case. I found out that there is a game by that title already. So I just added an "'s" at the end. Not the wisest decision I'll admit. On the next update I will change it.Aight I'll take a crack at this. Pedantic English teaching skills GO!
First, lemme preface this by saying "grammatical" language is different from "standard" language. It's entirely possible for one to be correct for one, but unnatural or "wrong" in the other. Grammatical is "language we actually use," while Standard is "language as told by 'the rules.'" They aren't the same thing. This will be important to keep in mind for what I'm about to correct.
This should be either two separate sentences or rephrased differently. Examples: "You are "X." You have lost your recent memory." or "You are "X," someone who has lost their recent memory." I would go with the first, but in general the way this is phrased is very unnatural.
This statement is a non-sequitur. It doesn't really connect to the previous sentence or the sentence that follows. To put it another way, it doesn't "flow." Sentences like this are a big red flag to me of people who don't have a huge grasp of English.
It should read something like: "You wake up in a room you don't recognize."
English is REALLY big on needing subjects and objects, which is why we English speakers pretty much suck the cock of pronouns to such an insane degree. Having a sentence without a subject works in some languages if the subject was in a previous sentence, but in English it only works if you're being poetic. And to be that poetic you need one HELLUVA good grasp of English first.
I will give you props that this sentence was definitely written by the same person who wrote the previous two. This is faint praise but consistency can be a good thing.
Unfortunately, making a consistent mistake...isn't really a good thing.
This one's just unnatural, so I'll fix it a bit: "You need to try and find out what happened, as well as what this place is and who you are."
I'm addressing this one separately because I really need to hammer this point home that English needs subjects to make sense. This sentence not only lacks a subject, it lacks an entire grammar form.
It should be part of the previous sentence, which should now read:
It's a bit of a long sentence and I would revise it quite a bit if I were giving this more than a cursory glace, but this accomplishes what you need to do.
Anyway yeah this is why I recommend that people who don't speak a language natively hire a proofreader if they want to make a project to distribute to people who speak that language. Just because you THINK something is grammatically correct and isn't triggering spelling/grammar check in whatever word processor you're using, doesn't mean it's a grammatical sentence.
Also gonna reiterate that the game's title is a massive "I don't speak English" red flag. If you want to specify the Facility owns something, try going with a title like "Of the Facility." But it really should be workshopped. Dangling possessives like that are a red flag. The only exception is things like names for restaurants and bars like "Joe's." But those almost always use proper nouns.
Nothing wrong with that. Trying to improve is the most important step. But please keep in mind what I said about a proofreader. It's an expense, to be sure, but if you want to make money or at least get visibility it really helps to stand out from the pack. There are a LOT more non-native English speakers than there are native English speakers, and they are some of the most creative people around. But it's hard to convey that creativity.I am not a native English speaker, but I will try to improve my writhing.
This is kinda what I was hinting at with my line about proper nouns. Here's a dose of cold water when it comes to titles and marketing: No matter what idea you come up with, someone else has already come up with it. This is especially true with titles. Double super especially with one word titles.I found out that there is a game by that title already.
I use Stable DiffusionI like the images. What ai did you use to create?
Thank you for your feedback. Glad you enjoyed it.looks good, i enjoyed searching for all the pics. sadly only 91/92 found and can't for the life of me find the last note. maybe an idea to number the pictures so that it's easier to try and locate where you might have missed one?
I didn't even find the goddamn key to jenny's roomlooks good, i enjoyed searching for all the pics. sadly only 91/92 found and can't for the life of me find the last note. maybe an idea to number the pictures so that it's easier to try and locate where you might have missed one?
The key to Jenny's room is located on a plant close to the room's door.I didn't even find the goddamn key to jenny's room
thanks, I've checked every plant like 50 times but never found it.The key to Jenny's room is located on a plant close to the room's door.