Posted by: Kolya
« on: 07. September 2014, 20:20:09 »Apparently the author put his game on Steam Greenlight.
Posted by: gunk
« on: 06. September 2014, 16:16:49 »Download link is broken
Posted by: Kolya
« on: 09. August 2013, 22:45:09 »It's just this type of game that's a lot about reflection, I guess. For you this started with typing "go fuck yourself" into a DOS prompt and ended with the assumption that the creator was a sadistic asshole. My own experience was different. Not more valid, just different.
Posted by: jacob
« on: 09. August 2013, 19:46:12 »Posted by: jacob
« on: 09. August 2013, 19:43:53 »Hey if you would like to see First impressions / Walkthrough (intro) I would be very grateful if you did. Plus I do a new crazy indie game each day if you are interested thank you for your time.
Broken Dimension video:
http://www.indiedb.com/games/scary-gardener-tales-3d/downloads/scary-gardener-tales-3d-windows-version
Broken Dimension video:
http://www.indiedb.com/games/scary-gardener-tales-3d/downloads/scary-gardener-tales-3d-windows-version
Posted by: Zeebok
« on: 21. July 2013, 16:33:26 »After you start solidifying the pieces in the various rooms, there's one room with a ramp at the bottom that leads to a black square. That goes to another room where you end up on a platform off the ground that you hopefully solidified. It is basically following the path up to the top, tagging pieces so they solidify, and then the game ends.
Posted by: Olfred
« on: 22. June 2013, 03:16:48 »I played The Void, although never finished it, somehow I have forgotten that I started it.... hmmm.
But yeah, it's nice, good atmophere and stuff.
Damn you donor glyph!!
But yeah, it's nice, good atmophere and stuff.
Damn you donor glyph!!
Posted by: RocketMan
« on: 22. June 2013, 01:25:05 »Have you ever played The Void? Both games have a similar feel to them although the gameplay is quite different.
Posted by: Kolya
« on: 21. June 2013, 07:23:44 »Yeah, I wonder if anything else happens in the game, besides petrifying the noise. Which is really cool to look at, but not much fun to play.
Posted by: RocketMan
« on: 21. June 2013, 01:40:42 »That's how far I got. I was able to visit 3 or 4 unique rooms and solidify everything in them but beyond that, it was way too frustrating to continue
Posted by: Kolya
« on: 20. June 2013, 23:20:12 »Okay, so basically you have to go to a grey marker line where you will hear a sound and a part of the black anomaly will light up. Shoot it from there and it will solidify. Oh and you can walk through walls, which puts you at the other end of the room in the beginning but later you can walk into different rooms it seems.
Posted by: RocketMan
« on: 17. June 2013, 00:57:18 »The way I think of it, I always use a joystick for flight sims so in that case you're rotating the stick in the same way that the plane pitches down. The movements are the same. I never use a joystick for FPS so in that case, moving the mouse forward feels more like UP to me since it's purely translation.
Posted by: Olfred
« on: 16. June 2013, 23:51:36 »Well for FPS with up going to look down felt more natural.
When I move my upper body or head forward I look down, not up.
Hmmm... this might be the case why I get confused with FPS setups like that. For me it's not mouse up but forward
But this gets me in trouble regulary because there is always some game which doesn't support inverting the axis. Especially on consoles.
When I move my upper body or head forward I look down, not up.
Hmmm... this might be the case why I get confused with FPS setups like that. For me it's not mouse up but forward
But this gets me in trouble regulary because there is always some game which doesn't support inverting the axis. Especially on consoles.
Posted by: RocketMan
« on: 16. June 2013, 23:28:43 »Oh ok. Actually does make sense.. I suppose I've just been conditioned to think up = up for FPS and DN = UP for flight sims.
Posted by: Olfred
« on: 16. June 2013, 22:56:15 »Uh, yeah, always did.
Posted by: RocketMan
« on: 16. June 2013, 22:45:32 »? You mean you play FPS games with flight style controls?
Posted by: Olfred
« on: 16. June 2013, 20:51:10 »Well I couldn't make out much either, but lowering the settings to "good" seemed to improve it a bit.
My bigger problem is that the mouselook is not inverted which makes my head hurt and feeling me all dizzy, so I had to stop after about 10 minutes.
My bigger problem is that the mouselook is not inverted which makes my head hurt and feeling me all dizzy, so I had to stop after about 10 minutes.
Posted by: Kolya
« on: 16. June 2013, 20:22:41 »Just note that Feign plays tricks on you. It tells you to collect 9 bodies but it doesn't say which.
Posted by: RocketMan
« on: 16. June 2013, 19:36:10 »If it rendered correctly I could see it being a really fun game. Problem is, I don't think it shows up as intended on my machine so it was like pulling teeth just getting up on the first walkway, which I did do eventually. Feign is awesome btw... the music is great
Posted by: Kolya
« on: 16. June 2013, 10:25:53 »After loading the various virtual programs I landed in a box room with a dark anomaly in the middle that stretched to one side. The part in the middle I could walk through, but the more cube like part that touched one of the sides of the room seemed to be solid.
I walked and jumped around, shot at everything and then gave up, because I couldn't see a way to leave this sector ("OXYTRN").
Back in the console like game interface I tried various ways to exit/quit/close the program. Nothing really worked and I had to close it by alt-tabbing out of it eventually.
From the little I've seen it seems to be a game about orientating yourself amidst a lot of distortion effects. Reminds me of the game "Feign" by Ian Snyder that we have in the skypager sidebar here. The sounds are pretty well done too.
I walked and jumped around, shot at everything and then gave up, because I couldn't see a way to leave this sector ("OXYTRN").
Back in the console like game interface I tried various ways to exit/quit/close the program. Nothing really worked and I had to close it by alt-tabbing out of it eventually.
From the little I've seen it seems to be a game about orientating yourself amidst a lot of distortion effects. Reminds me of the game "Feign" by Ian Snyder that we have in the skypager sidebar here. The sounds are pretty well done too.
Posted by: RocketMan
« on: 16. June 2013, 04:01:59 »My attempt didn't look like the video... I dunno if this works the same on all cards. Basically I had an extremely unclear scene in front of me and scanlines slowly tracing vertically. Every so often I'd see a sliver of clear images in front of me that would quickly disappear. I was able to proceed from the first room but after that it got so confusing and the solids were so hard to detect I couldn't go on. I have a feeling it's not supposed to be that way though.
Posted by: Szynek
« on: 04. June 2013, 21:21:30 »https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxvrRXoUjJA
Not sure how to describe this game. For one thing, I wasn't able to get too far since I had a hard time seeing anything, and for another... hmmm... OK, this is too weird to explain. Just try it, download link is here -->http://datatragedy.com/MOABD_PrinceOfArcade.zip
If you don't know how to start, just type the following:
- remote
- voidscan
- dive
Steam release will come up here: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=305638565
Not sure how to describe this game. For one thing, I wasn't able to get too far since I had a hard time seeing anything, and for another... hmmm... OK, this is too weird to explain. Just try it, download link is here -->
If you don't know how to start, just type the following:
- remote
- voidscan
- dive
Steam release will come up here: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=305638565
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