You find a door.


Made in Decker for Deck-Month 3.

StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars
(54 total ratings)
AuthorGabriel Helfenstein

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Moral of the story: Don't be a jerk.

This takes me back to the days of the DOS prompt.  Those sound effects are older than me!  Very fun little game.

Brother, never put that skeleton ever again, i almost got scared, good experience by the way

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Cool, I like it.

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i found a door

love the writing and the style and ngl i jumped at that one part iykwim, this also reminds me of David Lynch 

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I like the aesthetic of black and white dithered pictures. For a longer project, I would have the passages flash once the player mouses over them before I highlight them, but it works fine for a short project like this.

My only critique: I wanted to open the door before I started due to the game's description of "You find a door.", and once the narrator turned away, I thought it was pretty obvious how it was going to end.

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I saw the author say it's not intended but being able to type at the end is so cool. Feels like you're calling out to the void with no answer.

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yup! “Let me out!”

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that's a pretty cool short game:3

so short yet so good

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100% did not see that coming. please make more things. oh lord.

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Wonderful!

NICE SHORT

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Well that knocking sound sent my dog into a barking frenzy. Pretty good story and a way to present it, I enjoyed. 

There were some typos: is their really = is there really, you flea = you flee

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Oh good catch, will correct! And sorry for your dog…

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Also, I think I saw a ‘sudenly’ instead of ‘suddenly’ somewhere.

Good game, man. :)

very cool!

Spooky. Gave me goosebumps.

very captivating, great work !
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Somewhat Lynchian. I enjoyed it. The sound design is really well-done for Decker.

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That’s a nice collection of photos, and the dithering makes them just a bit more surreal. I particularly like the way you’ve filled some parts with Decker patterns - a creepy door with a sky filled with cute polka-dots behind it just adds to the creepiness.

One minor issue: on the final card, the “END” text isn’t locked, so you can select it and type over it; I assume that’s unintended.

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I don't know if it's intended but I like it. You can ominously type a question mark on the end.

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It’s not intended but I will leave it like that. Typing a question mark is highly encouraged

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super cool!  I love the writing and the surreal imagery.  nicely done.

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very Cortázar, love it