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"LincolnOsis think that the last level could be kind of a metaphor for his live, I mean you basically have to create thousands of shadows and the all have to fall into the gap so the "real" person can succeed. Its like drop your past so you can go on." Its more like if u wanna succes in rl you need to not choose devices for something, u need to use tham all to succes whats shit if u ask me.
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Despite the fact that this game is sad, I really like it. The soundtrack and dialogue make this a worthy game to play. Then there's the simplistic pixel art that is easy on the eyes. It's neat little touch as well. Another thing to note is that the puzzles are somewhat easy, but entertaining nonetheless, as you use your 'past' selves to solve the puzzles.
I also like the level before the last one as we [spoiler] have to jump off the ledge and press the space bar before we reach the end of the screen. We repeat this process again and again until we get our 'main' sprite onto the other side. It's amusing.
I give this game all 5 stars, as it makes use of the rather nice music, the simple pixel art, the mechanics of the puzzles and the storyline. It certainly is a beautiful game.
P.S: The title is pretty nice as well. Great job!
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First I saw a broken man shattered of his the lose of his great beloved wive, all I see now is a sick murderer not even able to remember the scum he did...
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Found this moving and sad :( You can complete level 20 by jumping into the gap and making a copy of yourself. Repeat... Repeat... Eventually you'll have enough shadows jumping on one another to reach across to the other side.
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It honestly is worth it to keep at it and figure out the puzzle, sort of like his struggle to find the answer to his question. I tend to rage quit easily but I kept at this simply for the story and atmosphere. It is astounding how simple game mechanics can formulate such an impact game that will haunt your heart. We need more of these. And the ending, even after the credits, is an arrow to the heart. It is simply put, perfect.