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[LinsonLime]

Download: https://linsonlime.itch.io/a-bedtime-story-for-levi

A Bedtime Story for Levi is an adventure game with no combat.

I've been working on it for about 6 months, and I'm very excited to finally release it!
I'd love to hear what you think, positive or negative!

[flowerthief]

It has a nice dreamlike atmosphere. I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to do. There's a red door that he won't go in, some mini-games(?) that can't be effectively played (unless blue cat teaches how to play without a controller?), and other mysteries.

[LinsonLime]

It has a nice dreamlike atmosphere. I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to do. There's a red door that he won't go in, some mini-games(?) that can't be effectively played (unless blue cat teaches how to play without a controller?), and other mysteries.

Hey, thanks for trying the game!
It means a lot, even if you weren't able to finish it.

[jbarrios]

Hey LinsonLime,

- I Really like what you did with the dialogue text.  It's so dynamic and does a great job of showing emotions.
- The intro hooked me.  Probably because I've had the same feelings Levi does about great games.
- I see the puzzle where you have a jump a character over a gap using a giant controller.  I couldn't figure it out
- I made my way to the arcade first.  I played the games, talked to everyone, and left.
- I found Blue Cat.  They are adorable.
- I found the tennis game with a locked door.  Played twice and gave up.
- I went downstairs and found a giant white creature.
- I found the clock and the Bazinga door.
- I assume the key to progressing is in the arcade.  I was getting a little bored at this point so I turned it off.

Overall it was cute.  Walking simulators aren't really my type of game, but I bet there will be people who really enjoy it.

[LinsonLime]

Hey LinsonLime,

- I Really like what you did with the dialogue text.  It's so dynamic and does a great job of showing emotions.
- The intro hooked me.  Probably because I've had the same feelings Levi does about great games.
- I see the puzzle where you have a jump a character over a gap using a giant controller.  I couldn't figure it out
- I made my way to the arcade first.  I played the games, talked to everyone, and left.
- I found Blue Cat.  They are adorable.
- I found the tennis game with a locked door.  Played twice and gave up.
- I went downstairs and found a giant white creature.
- I found the clock and the Bazinga door.
- I assume the key to progressing is in the arcade.  I was getting a little bored at this point so I turned it off.

Overall it was cute.  Walking simulators aren't really my type of game, but I bet there will be people who really enjoy it.

Thanks for playing the game!

Throughout development I was worried that this very specific feeling I was making the game around was just a *me* thing, so it's nice to hear someone else empathizes with the themes of the game a little.

You're right that progression is done through the arcade. That seems to be the point where most people get stuck. With hindsight, I wish I had more people playtest prior to release to try and smooth that area out. Oh well!