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I agree. Proof of concept for sure. And for that, definitely an interesting prospect of a concept.
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Quote from the Author's Patreon
So, yeah, interactions, finding/gathering items will arrive with the next updates
What to expect from the Demo?
Well there is a - ahem - fair warning of sorts. Because what you will play is just a singe storyline, without any gameplay or interaction with other storylines. This is for the simple reason that I have to start somewhereI personally see it as an 'art & storyline' test; and focussing on that aspect, was also the best way for me to get familliar with the game engine.
So, you will probably feel that you are going through a Visual Novel, rather then an Adventure Game. But, no worries that will hopefully change in one of the next updates....it just takes time
Finally, the current storyline is incomplete; I have a lot more prepared, but I just ran out of time trying to put it in the game. But I'll complete it in the next update
Enjoy!
Well, I hope you will enjoy the demo game so far! Please let me know your thoughts, by leaving a comment here on Patreon
Till next time!
Kind regards
Robin
So, yeah, interactions, finding/gathering items will arrive with the next updates
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For what this guy's showing off, I think it's worth tossing him a buck this month and the next coupe or so. Just to see what he produces over the summer and to help him out!
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I wouldn't go so harsh on it since it's his first realese and it's a demo. Still i hope the future updates come with a nice idea of gameplay, the game look's really good and i hope the best for ir because is one the best i see the last times.
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Those sidescroller platformers were my jam back then. Commander Keen, Duke Nukem, and Hocus Pocus were my favs.
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It looks super promising. Gonna keep it on my radar. The artwork looks super cool damn. Keep up good work
Keep up good work
The art seems pretty good, but the smiles seem a bit to big, the faces almost look like they're about to split open.
In Lune's room the option to compliment her is misspelled as compiment.
some transitions, like the one after leaving your room for the first time, don't advance automatically and, in my experience, it feels a bit stilted. It feels like you can interact with the screen\room when it's really just waiting for you to advance the dialogue.
The game also seems to lack the "game" elements and more so seems to just be relaying the story to the player, things like collecting the steel pipes for the tripod or developing the photos. This could be due to it being the first demo, as it states the collecting of those supplies as a victory or success of some sort implying that a mini-game or some other game mechanic needs to be used, but I can only critique what I can play so I chose to mention it.
In Lune's room the option to compliment her is misspelled as compiment.
some transitions, like the one after leaving your room for the first time, don't advance automatically and, in my experience, it feels a bit stilted. It feels like you can interact with the screen\room when it's really just waiting for you to advance the dialogue.
The game also seems to lack the "game" elements and more so seems to just be relaying the story to the player, things like collecting the steel pipes for the tripod or developing the photos. This could be due to it being the first demo, as it states the collecting of those supplies as a victory or success of some sort implying that a mini-game or some other game mechanic needs to be used, but I can only critique what I can play so I chose to mention it.
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2D art still the best. This one still too early for me to dip in. Point-and-click is a good frame work though. Looking forward for future updates.
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