This game gave me so much anxiety, I LOVE IT!!! The pacing in the game was really good, and you genuinely know how to create an ominous atmosphere, which is especially hard in a game with just question prompts. looking forward to your next project
Hey, in the future, please put the warning that it shows your IP/location higher up, or make it extremely obvious. Played this live on twitch without knowing it did that because I skim over descriptions so I can go into games almost completely blind.
Having my IP displayed to my viewers was not fun. To be honest, it ruined the experience for me.
Sorry, but if you "skimmed over descriptions" that's on you and not the developer. This is like buying an expired milk without looking at the date. You are responsible for showcasing the content and the developer did mention in the description that the game involved that so, maybe read more carefully next time.
The segment when I got my information and IP address was truly scary, although, still the AI failed to locate the continent, but the country and city was spot on. Felt creeped out by that.
Basically, the game uses the unique set of questions, which are not harmful and more or less creepy. I liked the design and overall look of the game, it did feel eerie at times, but the highlight must be the IP address, yet, it has been done with other games. I remember the "Welcome To The Game" doing the same trope and many others, although not in the indie game.
hey! Thank you, im glad you enjoyed jt. The IP stuff is just more of an experiment then anything but I shall look into making it more accurate however it gets all the infomation from the ISP not your actual devices info :)
Yeah, I have seen that being used, tried that myself in the game once and it scared my play testers, so, I just avoid things like that in my games. But your game nailed it! Good Job.
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This game gave me so much anxiety, I LOVE IT!!! The pacing in the game was really good, and you genuinely know how to create an ominous atmosphere, which is especially hard in a game with just question prompts. looking forward to your next project
Hi there! It's been a while, but may I use your video in my portfolio?
Great video by the way, I loved your reaction to the IP address leak haha.
You're more than welcome to use my girlfriend's footage of the game if you want. :)
i enjoyed it ! i wished it was a bit longer and had more glitchy things but over all i wish you luck on your next projects :)
thank you mate! Glad you want more haha
Hey, in the future, please put the warning that it shows your IP/location higher up, or make it extremely obvious. Played this live on twitch without knowing it did that because I skim over descriptions so I can go into games almost completely blind.
Having my IP displayed to my viewers was not fun. To be honest, it ruined the experience for me.
Shit sorry man! I shall edit the description ASAP. Hope everything is alright
Sorry, but if you "skimmed over descriptions" that's on you and not the developer. This is like buying an expired milk without looking at the date. You are responsible for showcasing the content and the developer did mention in the description that the game involved that so, maybe read more carefully next time.
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coolThe segment when I got my information and IP address was truly scary, although, still the AI failed to locate the continent, but the country and city was spot on. Felt creeped out by that.
Basically, the game uses the unique set of questions, which are not harmful and more or less creepy. I liked the design and overall look of the game, it did feel eerie at times, but the highlight must be the IP address, yet, it has been done with other games. I remember the "Welcome To The Game" doing the same trope and many others, although not in the indie game.
Great Job developer, neat game.
hey! Thank you, im glad you enjoyed jt. The IP stuff is just more of an experiment then anything but I shall look into making it more accurate however it gets all the infomation from the ISP not your actual devices info :)
Yeah, I have seen that being used, tried that myself in the game once and it scared my play testers, so, I just avoid things like that in my games. But your game nailed it! Good Job.