I really enjoy this game, but I have a real struggle making the time limit due to disability. Would it be possible to slow/extend the clock for casual mode?
Thank you so much for your kind words about the game and for bringing this up - I truly appreciate it. I'm really sorry for not having considered how the time limit might be a challenge for some players. Your suggestion makes perfect sense, and I’d love to make that adjustment. Unfortunately, I currently don't have an active GameMaker license. Due to their licensing changes (from a one-time purchase to a subscription, and now back to a perpetual license), I can't compile a new executable for commercial purposes at the moment. That said, I’m actively looking into ways to address this. I’ll likely be purchasing the license soon anyway, as my second game (which doesn’t have a time limit! :D) is nearly complete. I truly appreciate your patience and understanding. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts - I’ll do my best to make the game more accessible as soon as possible! :)
Thanks! I'll keep you updated and will try to figure out the issue in the next few days. As for the next game, if you're curious, feel free to check out this trailer: https://youtu.be/1d3TXFk3sVY?si=su4qI_39jIvS1xaZ It's over a year old, though, and the game has evolved quite a bit since then.
P.S. this style looks like it could be used in a zombie apocalypse survival game. if you make another game like "Their Eyes" could i suggest a few things?
The time frame is deliberately fuzzy. Don't want to spoiler too much, but expect medieval furnitures alongside modern machinery. As far as we know, could even be set in the present day. :) Every idea is welcome!
Hi Kat. I am truly flattered by your kind words. :) Actually, I am making something else. I have been working on my second game for almost two years now. (I know, one should never undertake such a vast and ambitious project as a second game, and yet here I am.) It's somehow related to the story of Lockwood and the Blind One and so on. I hope to kinda finish it within the current year, and I'd like to start showing something as soon as possible (uhm, I wonder if this website has a section for posting work in progress too); but I keep putting this thing off because I’m so busy developing the game itself that I don’t have much time left to promote it. :D So far, the only thing I shared is a ridiculously short teaser:
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I really enjoy this game, but I have a real struggle making the time limit due to disability. Would it be possible to slow/extend the clock for casual mode?
Thank you so much for your kind words about the game and for bringing this up - I truly appreciate it. I'm really sorry for not having considered how the time limit might be a challenge for some players. Your suggestion makes perfect sense, and I’d love to make that adjustment.
Unfortunately, I currently don't have an active GameMaker license. Due to their licensing changes (from a one-time purchase to a subscription, and now back to a perpetual license), I can't compile a new executable for commercial purposes at the moment.
That said, I’m actively looking into ways to address this. I’ll likely be purchasing the license soon anyway, as my second game (which doesn’t have a time limit! :D) is nearly complete.
I truly appreciate your patience and understanding. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts - I’ll do my best to make the game more accessible as soon as possible! :)
Sounds good! I'll look forward to that and seeing what your next game is about. :3
Thanks! I'll keep you updated and will try to figure out the issue in the next few days. As for the next game, if you're curious, feel free to check out this trailer: https://youtu.be/1d3TXFk3sVY?si=su4qI_39jIvS1xaZ
It's over a year old, though, and the game has evolved quite a bit since then.
haven't played it, watched Manlybadasshero play it on YouTube.
Well, that is a wonderful playthrough! :D
P.S. this style looks like it could be used in a zombie apocalypse survival game. if you make another game like "Their Eyes" could i suggest a few things?
Actually, I am already making a game like "Their Eyes". :D
Go ahead, though. Suggestions are always welcome!
actually, i'll wait, i was going to suggest modern stuff, this game seems to take place in medieval times. i'll wait until you get that game finished.
The time frame is deliberately fuzzy. Don't want to spoiler too much, but expect medieval furnitures alongside modern machinery.
As far as we know, could even be set in the present day. :)
Every idea is welcome!
THAT LOOKS AMAZING!!! very excited. btw still thinking about "their eyes" all these years later
Thank you. That touches me more than I can say! :')
Still routinely think about this game. It's so very interesting, and if you make anything else down the line I'll be eager to play it too.
Hi Kat. I am truly flattered by your kind words. :)
Actually, I am making something else. I have been working on my second game for almost two years now.
(I know, one should never undertake such a vast and ambitious project as a second game, and yet here I am.)
It's somehow related to the story of Lockwood and the Blind One and so on.
I hope to kinda finish it within the current year, and I'd like to start showing something as soon as possible (uhm, I wonder if this website has a section for posting work in progress too); but I keep putting this thing off because I’m so busy developing the game itself that I don’t have much time left to promote it. :D
So far, the only thing I shared is a ridiculously short teaser:
Oh, goodness, I'll be looking forward to this, best of luck on such a large undertaking!!
Thank you!!! :)