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Controls are absolutely terrible. If you didn't have to hold down the mouse button pretty much the whole time it *might* be better.
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It looks like a nice game, but if you use the mouse with the left hand, it would be handy to be able to use the arrow keys for movement.
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Mindful, moody, meh. The learning curve of the controls, the lack of left mouse-hand support via use of arrow keys instead of WASD and the white-on-white visuals sadly bring this game way down from the heights it might have otherwise reached in my opinion. :(
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Biggest problem: No music volume slider or on/off.
Game was interesting, wish there were real in-game hints to help you figure out that you had to do stuff on every planet. Controls were pretty good and some stuff like swimming switched it up.
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Don't tell me to "take a break and come back to a planet later" if I can't save my progress. And the controls are really frustrating.
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Really glad the Badge of the Day brought me back to this. It was a a delightful 15 minutes to complete and I loved McMillan's morbid decorations.
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Controls are terrible. Either let us use the arrow keys or make the badge hard or impossible. Not worth the time and effort as it is.
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Nice game, a shame it suffers from the "Badge of the day" curse. Being forced to complete the game to get the badge for a shiny gets me in such a state of mind, I can't really appreciate the game itself...
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Cool little, trippy, game. My only complaint is if you don't know you have to go to Earth LAST (light blue planet with birds and a house, no dialog), you'll be running around there forever not accomplishing anything while you try to find something that isn't actually there.
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the colours of this game may need some adjusting depending on your monitor settings. I wish the game came with a mute music button btw.
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For you guys who can't get the tongue-grapple to fire reliably, every time *I* had this issue, it seemed to stem from the object I was aiming at being too far away. Don't know if that's what's happening to you, but I hope it helps.
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If you're having trouble exploding the exhaust-thingies on Debasa (I think that's the name), it *really* seems to help to use a shorter grapple.
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cant grapple anything if im moving or if i jump i have to stand perfectly still and can then grapple onto a cloud and swing around it but after i let go of the cloud it won't let me grapple another cloud
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I accidentally clicked in the Chrome omnibox while trying to fire my tongue. Then my attempts at moving registered as typing in the omnibox. Then, when I tried to click back in the game window, I accidentally clicked on one of the omnibox search results instead. So, I navigated away and reset my progress. I was almost done too.
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Rather difficult on the fingers for the swinging around having to constantly hold down the mouse key. But other than that an okay game.
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Was almost done with the last puzzle, only to accidentally click on a bookmark at the top of the window while trying to get a cloud. My scream of "noooo!" as I navigated away and all my progress was lost... Why oh why isn't there a save function?
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It would be nice if the whole game wasn't almost completely grayed out so I could actually see what I'm doing without having to set the contrast on my monitor to maximum.
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You guys are supposed to swing yourselves up, then click on the next cloud while still in the air. Then you keep that going until you reach space and try to follow the arrows to the next planets.
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spent 15-20 min trying to get off the first planet. Am I meant to be able to grapel a second cloud after releasing the first? It won't let me use the tongue unless I am standing on the ground. When I try to swing in a circle, the tongue's stretch means I hit the ground and lose all momentum.
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Ok I don't get how to play this game. I can make the monster lick a cloud. I can swing back and forth but can't seem to get anywhere else. No mater how hard I swing when I release I just fall back down. Definitely not a fun game for me.