Heh. Will this have some sort of main mechanic, like Fez? If so, looks like fun!

Anyone know how I can play Shadow of the Colossus on a Mac? I have Windows on it as well, if there is no way.

The best advertising for indies is word of mouth. This means that you have to get it onto a few gaming newspapers and hope people see it. If you want it to be on gaming newspapers, try and send a few emails. Try and focus on what makes your game special and different from the rest. Also send an email containing screenshots or a full version of your game. Without something to show what your game is like, you will not get their attention.

Hey, looks good. I think the second gif is better.

I think having different speeds is really annoying.

The game was somewhat gentle and casual, not sure if this is what you're looking for. Maybe change the music?

You need to take the star off the person. Maybe have him flash or something instead. It was difficult to see.

I agree with allen, the Rift guy was pretty useless.

Um, some characters have a shadow that makes them taller?



Overall, good try, just needs to be a heck of a lot more polished.

Oh. Artist, if you are reading this, your art is great. It's just that Bleak's isn't that bad.

That's absolutely terrible. It's completely drowning in noise and lacks contrast in detail.

I can see what you mean, but from a non-technical perspective, I think it looks quite good. Perhaps remove some of the rain.

Minimalist. I like it.

Woah. Only a month or so, and nearly complete AND high in the rankings of IndieDB? Old school first person games must be a good form of income.

Interesting. Will you be able to get things other than dogs to pull your sled? (Dragons, cats...)

I don't understand why you keep on calling your art "programmer art". It looks fine. This is programmer art.

Pixel is making an iphone game!

http://www.polygon.com/2013/3/8/4078818/gero-blaster-screens

Oh yes. Far better now.

Guys, let's just wait until he gets a prototype running, to see what it's all about. Sorry Graham, but right now, it's a little too abstract to truly understand what you're talking about.

Alright. Good luck!

Yay. Freebird games, the guys who made To the Moon, have announced it's prequel.

http://www.polygon.com/2013/3/7/4074366/to-the-moon-developer-announces-spiritual-successor-a-bird-story

Actually, the image looks a bit like eyeliner's profile picture. Maybe a drunk uncle?

Hey. Looks good!

"Onward my minions! Go find me a useful spine!"

Heh. Seems cool. Just one thing. If you make it so that the field of view is the only thing that the people will be able to see, then people will be spinning around ridiculously in order to see more.

I like the art and the concept.