Woah, is this the same author as https://summer-afternoon.vlucendo.com ?
well spotted! seems to be the case: https://x.com/vlucendo/status/1971219342231732516
I noticed the movement UI style was the same
A WebGL game where you deliver messages on a tiny planet
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#82Amazing.
Its got a Zelda Wind Walker vibe that I love. It was fun just running around exploring.
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#83How do you solve the second mission (the man that is hiding somewhere)? I've managed to find even the three.js mention, but nothing to start that one.
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#84How do you solve the second mission (the man that is hiding somewhere)? I've managed to find even the three.js mention, but nothing to start that one.
He's in a cave near the forest. Turn right when you see the tree stump with the owl on it.
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#85Beautiful, as others have said.
The one thing that transported me out of the game was the arbitrary blocking around the ocean / the end of the stream. (I assume those go to the same place, from different sides.)
It seems on such a tiny world the water should never be more than waist deep, so why not just let us explore the whole thing. I didn't quite feel like I got to go all the way around the tiny world, and being fenced by an invisible barrier broke the fourth wall.
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#87Woah, is this the same author as https://summer-afternoon.vlucendo.com ?
I remember that. What a talent.
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#88So Impressive
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#89Oh my god. This is amazing.
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#90The camera, controls, and difficult to discern invisible walls were frustrating to the point I had to just quit the game, even after completing over half of the deliveries. On Safari on macOS there is also a glitch where the character’s clothes keep changing, and I can’t see any other players there (it was only when I tried it on iOS that I realised this is Journey-like).
But the game is beautiful and peaceful and I’m still glad I got to experience it. I’ll definitely share it with some friends. Thank you for making it.