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People
by DangerousPixel
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People
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Description
Gather up your peeps and explore in this short adventure featuring dynamic music. Made in 72 hours for Ludum Dare 26.
How to Play
WASD or arrow keys to move. Make sure you have sound, play through to the end
FAQ
What is People by DangerousPixel?
People is an idle simulation game created by DangerousPixel and hosted on Kongregate, where you manage the growth of a population.
How do you play People?
In People, you guide a civilization by making decisions about reproduction, scientific discovery, and resource management through an idle gameplay loop.
What is the main progression system in People?
Progression in People centers around increasing your population and unlocking new scientific advancements that enhance your civilization.
Are there any upgrades or technologies in People?
Yes, as your population grows in People, you gain access to upgrades and scientific discoveries that improve various aspects of your society.
Is People an idle game, and does it offer offline progress?
People is an idle game, but it does not feature offline progress; the game only advances while you have it open.
Comments
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Kathalys
Jun. 03, 2015
Absolutely love it. At first I was a little upset by the fact that my group of friends would occasionally start dwindling, but then my outlook changed and I realized that I could help everyone find another friend, and that there were people out there looking for someone that I could lead to them. Really very upbeat game, makes you think about things in a different way. Thanks!
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fyaishar
Sep. 17, 2013
You will enter many people's lives, and many of them will find theirs along the way. Every time you help bring two people together, you are one step closer to finding yours.
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doodlicious
May. 02, 2013
Not sure if I'm misinterpreting it after reading other comments but I actually really liked it. While I do agree that shrinking the play area may have been better, mainly towards the end (it would be cool if it shrunk as the game progressed just to speed things along), I actually really liked the overall feel to the game, of uniting everyone :) I was really happy to see that I didn't end up alone at the end, either. The game felt really hopeful and I enjoyed it :)
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I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's always nice to know when my games have a positive effect on people.
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aenis
May. 01, 2013
took a little to understand it fully but nice little game :)
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thepurplepanda13
May. 10, 2013
it took a little effort to understand, but the end message was powerful.
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