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Nice atmosphere!


I give this game a 6 out of 10!

What do you say, no?

Okay okay, a 7/10.

No?

Alright fine, 8.5 out of 10, you can't be unhappy with that!

(that said, you should do more of your Indie Games Night videos )

Hahah, thank you!
And I definitely will...school has been killer lately though. Once I get a few breaks I'll be sure to get more of those out.

Thanks! That is a bug...damn. I've got 3 little things to fix this weekend then. And I most certainly did not make the soundtracks. That was the word of our very own legend, Mods.

Could you post on here when you have tweaked the bugs and uploaded the new file? I've got this on my potential list for the March Following Freeware article and knowing the bugs are fixed would be good for that.

That's awesome

I've just fixed the bugs this morning but I've got to run off to class. I'll be uploading the fixed version in a couple hours.

EDIT: I lied. First class was canceled, so it's up! I'll be giving it another good look over once I'm back as well.

Thanks! That is a bug...damn. I've got 3 little things to fix this weekend then. And I most certainly did not make the soundtracks. That was the word of our very own legend, Mods.

WT pleaaaze ))

...what? o.O

Kelma- Thank you!

Selmiak- Sorry. Maybe the game synopsis isn't very clear. He's a man stuck in a rut at his office job. When he "goes home" he's dreaming. It starts in the office to give you an idea of who he is and what kind of situation he's in. He meets his past self in a dream because it's a dream about what really matters to him, his life as an artist rather than his life as a pencil-pusher.

Thank you for voting too, that's always very much appreciated!

The Library

Mold rolls down each dark, dampened wall
And there sit in silence my books in each hall

I sit quietly here, in the center by myself
As I decide which is next to be plucked from the shelf

You see these people are the only I've got
Ever since that day, when the world began to rot

Still,I think it lucky the only light I've got left
Was a lamp I'd taken from the store, a shameless theft

It was the last of days and they all took things
Yet theirs were useless... money or golden rings

It was I that had the wisdom and experience to see
That these material tragedies would be useless to me

I watched the fires roar and consume them alive
Yet I somehow escaped to this home with one faithful dive

Now all else is gone and all there is here
Are millions of books, and not one single peer

In one swift moment I heard a horrid sound
Everything dark, and nothing around

Tragedy always strikes twice, this is truth, this is right
For you see, the bulb has just died on my light.

stepurhan - Yes, those do seem to be little bugs I won't get a chance to fix them for a day or two. As for the door...

Spoiler

there isn't a secret to it...you just have to try really really hard!

[close]

Tabata- Thank you!

Tinytim- Yes there's only one ending.

Not a bug, just something I changed. Thanks for your concern though.

Also, nice one yourself! The music brings it to life!


EDIT: Kind of irrelivant but I just noticed...my last game was #1313 in the database...this game is #1414. Weird.

Some of these responses seem a little harsh, no? Icey is doing exactly what we've all asked him to do. He didn't release a new game in the database full of errors but gave us examples to look at on youtube. Point out mistakes, sure, but there's no need to be 100% critical with no praise whatsoever for at least obeying the rules this time.

Yay. It's here!

I forgot is the story of Jeremy, who had once aspired to be a great artist. Several nights of hard work at his current office job have lead him to fall asleep during his work. When Jeremy dreams, he finds his old world waiting for him as it once was. Guide Jeremy through his dream and see if maybe you can help him to remember what he has forgotten.


This is a fairly short (takes me about 15 minutes to "speed run" it) game, fairly straightforward as well. You should note that I've made a 5th verb for this game. When Jeremy "thinks" about something, he can bring up memories about his past life or even come up with ideas on how to solve certain puzzles.





Here is the page for download:
http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/games.php?action=detail&id=1414


Hope you enjoy it!

Sorry to hear about that, Snake.

[Second thought: Why are the related items "Big Ass Titties Jigsaw Puzzles"?]

First thought: $30 is way too much for whatever this is.
Second thought: Why are the related items "Big Ass Titties Jigsaw Puzzles"?

Bold'd for the sake of the masses. That site is definitely NSFW.

[Atelier]

Atelier

No lie when I say it was a tough choice, but I pick Atelier's too.

I think I pick Atelier too, although all of the entries were totally great! Good work boys! 

I pick Atelier's. Simply fantastic!! 

True, it was a very tough choice, but I vote Atelier too.

:O?!

That's crazy...I don't remember saying that! But I guess the quotes never lie

No lie when I say it was a tough choice, but I pick Kelma's too.

I was actually wondering about that myself. I would like to see it fixed too

I just have to comment on these. They're both incredible O_O

Honest Atelier & Co.

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Honest Atelier & Co: service with a smile! (and a smokin' Chicago piano)

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Ahhhh what's your paypal email?! I'm willing to PAY FOR THE WIN O_O

In objective terms, over 95% of the pixels in the last background have a lightness of less than 10 (out of 255). On my screen, the pictures are essentially black.

Hmm. I've tested it on a few different monitors for just that reason (don't ask me why but I've actually got 3 fairly different ones) and I really didn't have much of an issue on each. As you've said it does look best on the flat screen. It is supposed to be VERY dark, so I'd like to keep it as is. I think when it's played in full screen it's much easier to see things rather than when it's against this white background.

I played around with this, it's pretty good.

The cursors are very creative, it actually took me a second to understand which stood for what.

Here's a new screenshot. I don't want to give much away again, but Jeremy is dreaming at this point.



This game is going to be done soon[ish]. I would say you can expect it within a week or two.