Puzzle platforming in an ever shrinking world: ode to pixel days by Talha Kaya.
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Very interesting, Thx...:]
First! Thanks Bart.
@ JGo3000
The way I see it, your not,,,
Anyone know how to get passed the level with the three levers that the colored blocks rise then fall slowly? Must be a timing thing because I can't jump up on them fast enough before they are too low to reach the door.
stuck on the level where u have to go against urself and theres the lightbulbs..??! have no idea what to do...
Anonymous 20:59 your instinct is to probably click all three levers consecutively then wait for the blocks to fall, your half right if this is in fact what you were doing. Click on the first lever and wait for a moment for the first block to fall a bit then go to click the second and third.
Anonymous 21:24 get up to the lever on the top right, wait for your big self to be under you, click the lever trapping him. Then watch the sequence of lights and then click each lever. It's like that old game Simon. Each successful attempt will drop bombs on the trapped self. He dies. Go and click the lever again and open the door and go through.
That is one philosophical game right there. Odd ending too. But I enjoyed it.
done it :)
That was fun. Weird but fun. Fighting yourself took some figuring out. I still can't get cheerleaders to go out with me...
Very good game.
Thanks, Bart
so wait, did he kill himself at the end?
At Anony /|\
No, at the end of the credits it says:
"Hans will grow up
Be a random guy in the streets
But the pain in his throat
Its going to stay there for a while"
My guess is that this all took place in his mind.
This game was just awesome^^
sort of misogynistic, don't you think?
I didn't feel comfortable at all with this game
Misogynistic?
I figured that this was about Hans realizing that what he truly wanted was not a girlfriend, but rather confidence and self-respect...
In any case, I enjoyed this game for it's atmosphere, story and gameplay. Thanks for the find, Bart!
I think there may be two endings...
This game is enjyable and the story is well made, i loved it :D
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