A ride-em-up about a small slice of a long journey. Can YOU hitch a ride with a complete stranger?

This game is a little buggy and broken but for once I'm actually pleased with the experience as a whole. Just a dumb comedy game about a lady assassin poisoning some soup.

Whoops, by mistake I deleted the whole game from my website, damnit. :o(

an old daily game for testing
it's finished
for each new game I make in this series, I just updated on this same page




forty-seventh game
forty-sixth game
forty-fifth game
forty-fourth game
forty-third game
forty-second game
forty-first game
fortieth game
thirty-ninth game
thirty-eighth game
thirty-seventh game
thirty-sixth game
thirty-fifth game
thirty-fourth game
thirty-third game
thirty-second game
thirty-first game
thirtyth game
twenty-ninth game
twenty-eighth game
twenty-seventh game
twenty-sixth game
twenty-fifth game
twenty-fourth game
twenty-third game
twenty-second game
twenty-first game
twentieth game
nineteenth game
eighteenth game
seventeenth game
sixteenth game
fifteenth game
fourteenth game
thirteenth game
twelfth game
eleventh game
tenth game
ninth game
eighth game
seventh game
sixth game
fifth game
fourth game
third game
second game
first game

Created September 30th 2017 for the REDPRISON event. Made using Vertex Meadow.

Seeing how egglikes use pre-existing, flat image assets was inspiring, so I thought I'd try it out with some images i've been collecting on tumblr. just a neat little atmosphere game.

A lonely entry to the Spektrum Crush "Permadeath Radio" Jam.

Possible epilepsy warning.

Wander around. Touch things. Stare. Hum.

When you reach the yellow area, there is no further to travel. Quit at any time.

Controls:

WASD to move.

Mouse to look.

Space to jump.

E to interact.

Credits:

Uses the First Person Drifter control by Ben Esposito.

Piano sample is Frank Levy playing Chopin's Op. 32 No. 1 (Nocturne No. 9 in B Major), under Public Domain license, via musopen.org. I've modified it in various ways.

Various paid & free assets from the Unity Asset Store were used/repurposed.

Just a neat little experiment about being in two places at once.

for hugs

Controls:

WASD + mouse to move + look
Left-click to interact
Shift to run
Space to jump

Objective (optional?)

Play hide & seek with cat:
1. Embrace cat at home.
2. Click through text.
3. Cat blinks around office zone — catch it.
4. Click through text.
5. Repeat.
6. Quit anytime.

'Secret codes':
- welcome to the fantasy zone — reduce gravity (cumulative)
- varla - increase move + run speed (cumulative)
- wait - 80% chance cat will stay where it is for longer (cumulative)
- silence - toggle music (persists between play sessions & works everywhere)

Tips:
Cat is different color in office zone. Also small. Often hiding (e.g. at end of dead-end alleys, on rooftops) but sometimes not.
You can walk up various building walls (clunky BethSoft style).
Chance plays a big role — if you’re focused on finding cat, playtime can be 5 seconds to 20+ minutes. That's okay.
Use 'secret codes'. Type the letter keys while you’re in office-zone. Spaces are optional.

Credits:

Original building model is from the free "Town Houses Pack" by ChermandirKun on the Unity Asset store: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/42717
Pixelation, Color tweaks, and cat textures via Colorful FX by Thomas Hourdel: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/44845
Also used: the ProCore Bundle (https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/15447) for reforming the building, making the cat, etc.

Audio is basically an attempt to sound like ~2000's era Boards of Canada (via recollection -- it's been a few years).
Audio features a loop (the sashaying cymbals) from "The Forge" bundle by Hecq, which was a free thingy via Ableton at some point.

Postscriptum

Sorry for the lateness. I was very excited by hugs’ magnificent wish-list, and became painfully swollen with ambition. Decided to just cut off all the growing bits and let this little sprout die in the sunshine, not too far from the deadline.

Here is hugs excellent and inspiring wish-list:

```
things i would like:

• weird screen aspect ratios/pixel aspect ratios
• mixed resolution
• non-representational colour palettes
• chillness
• cosyness
• secret codes
• cat
• red key
• german expressionism
• welcome to the fantasy zone
• the feeling that things are going to be alright
•
of course don't feel obligated to cover everything or anything that's going to be too much of a pain to implement!
```

Obviously, I did not hit all of them.

Did you know that some very good German Expressionist films are freely available online?

The Golem: [https://archive.org/details/TheGolem\_893]
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari: [https://archive.org/details/thecabinetofdrcaligari]
Nosferatu: [https://archive.org/details/Nosferatu\_DVD\_quality]
From Morning to Midnight: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTHWiPWlPHg]