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Title: Waiting In Line Simulator[FINISHED] Post by: gmx0 on May 16, 2011, 05:46:25 PM Game Jolt Download and Quick Play (http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/other/waiting-in-line/5113/)
Waiting In Line Neo Generation Games Made for the GMC Jam #2 with the theme Insanity (http://images.cdn.gamejolt.com/games/5113/screenshots/5113_10585.jpg) Remember, your actions have consequences. Do the right thing. If you need help playing the game, press F1. There are spoilers in there, too. Note: This is an experimental/art game. Not all people will like it, especially if they don't get it. I hope you do. You're smart enough, right? Title: Re: Waiting In Line Simulator[FINISHED] Post by: Nuprahtor on May 16, 2011, 11:33:39 PM I played this game couple minutes ago and want to say that this game is awesome
I really like the visual style and sweet "gameplay" of it. Title: Re: Waiting In Line Simulator[FINISHED] Post by: Blackcorn on May 17, 2011, 08:09:20 AM I played it twice in order to see different "endings". I really like the style of your game, especially the falling screen of the "U" end (I don't want to spoil it). It reminds me an old and creepy movie tape. I like the concept behind "waiting in line" and I wish I could have the choice to really wait until each customers progress in the line. In a sense it can be seen as a form of insanity to wait its turns without flinching. :epileptic:
Title: Re: Waiting In Line Simulator[FINISHED] Post by: Nuprahtor on May 17, 2011, 08:28:29 AM That's why I love independent games. For what they convey to the player new feelings, new experience. Spirit of insanity perfectly capture in this game.
No kidding, I would like there to be more unusual art-games. Short and atmospheric - that's my ideal of game. Title: Re: Waiting In Line Simulator[FINISHED] Post by: Ice Water Games on May 18, 2011, 06:45:02 PM Nice! Really enjoyable. Not that difficult to read, actually (your post made it sound like it would be really dense, but it was pleasantly not so).
I really like what you did with the type/words, and the way the screen kind of flopped on its side and got so bleached-white and shaky etc. The sound/graphics taken as a whole are kind of silly though: the screams, the music, the little stick-figure guys. This is fine, it's just silly, like I said, and it's silly in a way that the type/screen-shaking action is not. So the tones kind of conflict in some ways. Cool little project though! Appreciated it. Title: Re: Waiting In Line Simulator[FINISHED] Post by: gmx0 on May 19, 2011, 05:53:16 PM Thanks for the comments! A lot of the people who played it for the Jam didn't "get" it, hence the spoilers.
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