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[Andrew Brophy]

SEWERS

It's a game about a small boy in a large sewer. It's your job to get him to interact with his surroundings in the hope to find the five different endings. I'd like to think of this as a complicated love story with the raw emotions of humans really showing. It brings up the complexity of how people deal with relationships and ultimately what they do to keep them alive. It's very deep.

This was made for the Mini Ludum Dare with Andy Wolff. I did the programming and made up a few gameplay ideas and Andy did the graphics and came up with the concept. He also helped with the programming. We had heaps of huge ideas, but we didn't get to finish them because of the time limit. Even so, I'm happy with the result.

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I didn't get to test this much, so if there's anything wrong, please tell me!

[Eraser]

This was quite fun, but I only found 3/5 of the endings.

[dbb]

I've only found 1/5 of the endings so far, but I have found it several times  . I'll go back and have another go later. I really liked this. As I was playing it, I thought of a few nitpicky criticisms, but on reflection it's not worth writing them here. It's cool (and I haven't even got that far into it yet, I think).

I really like the underwater inverse-jumping gimmick.

Only bug I found was that jumping between one room and another I did manage to get my head stuck in the ceiling at one point. It made me laugh, though, so could be worse.

If I manage to get much further I'll let you know.

[Eraser]

Only bug I found was that jumping between one room and another I did manage to get my head stuck in the ceiling at one point. It made me laugh, though, so could be worse.

If I manage to get much further I'll let you know.

Ha! I got myself stuck inside blocks too

[Andrew Brophy]

Thank you. 

With the getting stuck bug, was is just when going in between rooms, or was it when you jump into them a certain way? I'll have to look into it.

[Eraser]

Thank you. 

With the getting stuck bug, was is just when going in between rooms, or was it when you jump into them a certain way? I'll have to look into it.

When switching rooms (Ex: I've only gotten stuck going from the first to second room)

[sergiocornaga]

3/5. I'm confused as to how to get the 'good' endings, assuming there are any.

I sure hope this isn't an art game where there are no more endings and "the complexity of how people deal with relationships and ultimately what they do to keep them alive" is shown through my repeated attempts to get the remaining endings.