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With that art direction you can release game on Steam! There are some games made in JS with Electron. And I wish your team luck with your consultancy bussines and making interactive experiences. But I think you can achieve something in game dev as well!
This is amazing. The movement is very similar to movements in VR worlds. Would be awesome to integrate with the VR web apis to play this on an oculus as well.
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Played on Chrome on my Android phone in portrait mode, and the whole game I felt it was too zoomed in. I was suspicious of that AI the whole time. Like, did it get sent into this asteroid field on purpose to destroy it because it was a threat? Were there other unconscious passengers locked in those rooms and if I died following some risky instruction would it simply wake the next one up? How could it practically see…
All valid points, and I completely agree that the narrative could have a bit more depth to it. I really wish there were more puzzles to solve. However, at the end of the day, we had to keep the scope under control, which was already quite large for a two-person team.
amazing work, I could not stop playing. I wish there was more after the warp.
This is beautiful. I noticed something: The player character feels really tall to me. Or perhaps the doors are short? I subconsciously kept looking downward. I'm not a particularly tall person, but I don't remember feeling this way in a game before. Has anyone had a similar experience?
Author here. Happy to answer any questions! Some background info on the project: https://littleworkshop.fr/projects/equinox/
Author here. Happy to answer any questions! Some background info on the project: https://littleworkshop.fr/projects/equinox/
Thanks for sharing this here! I'll try it tomorrow as it's late night here. Sorry to see this post is getting spam bombed for some reason :( Because it's one of the most interesting things I saw in the last days