Good God!

[FormosaFalanster]

What a lovely game! I really liked the simple palette and art style; I am very fond of the idea of blending past genres, and your game graphically looks like a Gameboy JRPG but plays like a point and click, this is a lovely  blend. I also have a lot of respect for people who use a game as a medium to communicate their culture!

I stayed with a friend in Warsaw in January 2002 in such a unit and I could almost feel back there except the cold! What is even more admirable is that you take the grim environment of Jaruzelski era buildings and turn them into a cute Secret of Mana-ish world, I really love that a lot!

It was simple and finished in a very short time but I can tell the goal was to make a short game so no problem with that. The puzzles were actually quite original. I would advise you make a longer game using that kind of art style and maybe even the premise of turning a grim Polish suburb into a magical land! I believe there is a story to write there!

PS I used to live in LIthuania where I was introduced to the Romuva gods of the Balts, the thunder god is there called Perkunas so it is almost the same name, interesting right?

[Pogwizd]

FormosaFalanster, thank you very much for your kind words! Especially for

I also have a lot of respect for people who use a game as a medium to communicate their culture!

, as this is exactly what we wanted to do. The idea was not to be pushy or preachy but simply to show something that... I don't know... we know from our own experience and that is uncommon in the mainstream. I am not quite sure why I am "obsessed" with blocks... I think living on the 10-th floor as a child must have had some impact on me.

I would advise you make a longer game using that kind of art style and maybe even the premise of turning a grim Polish suburb into a magical land!

You just reminded me that a very (very very) long time ago I drafted an epic semi-fantasy story set in a block-ridden suburb. I think the main vilian (a dark king of some sort) was supposed to be a ring-leader of local football hooligans I wonder if I still have it somewhere. As for the art-style me and my wife have recently been watching a lot of Brandon James Greer's (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u535Rr4KJM&t=114s&ab_channel=BrandonJamesGreer) vidoes, so who knows - maybe we will come back to it one day. In the meantime, though, you may try out the demo of Absurdistan. The art-style is completelly different but it's set in a universe very similar to the one of the Jaruzelski era

PS I used to live in LIthuania where I was introduced to the Romuva gods of the Balts, the thunder god is there called Perkunas so it is almost the same name, interesting right?

I am not an expert on the topic, but this sounds like the same (or very similar) deity