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(sob sob) Why why why does it have to end make another make another like one where there sucked into the spiky stuff and then they are in an alternent world thats completly different and they live there lives there and it actually ends in a nice way like a happy ending if agree then + this message.
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what is so saddening about this is there is know conclusion. the sleeping babies stop at the last coin collection, but ur stuck with the feeling at inevitable dread. great
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This actually made me sad. All those creatures, on the 3rd level of each character... they just did nothing and waited for the end to come. It made me sad to think that all of these creatures were going to die at any second, not knowing when.
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At the first sight i thought: OMFG! FLYING DICK!!! Yep. Thats just shows how retarded i am. Vote up if you shared my first thought.
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I love your games. The industry needs more developers like you. Even if it's just small-time casual games like this, it's a contribution towards changing the gaming industry towards something more artistically oriented. The mechanics of a game are in themselves an art, but so is story. So is designing and developing characters. So is triggering emotion. We need more of that.
Thank you for existing and using your talents to create such works.
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I hnostly believe that there needs to be a new genre for wondeful games like 'Babies Dream of Dead worlds', 'I Can Hol d my Breath Frever!", "Loved.", "Majesty of Colors", and other games that are this beuatiful.
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games like these make me think about the world and at my age i think i should rather not care at all about life but when i played i can hold my breath forever it boosted my thought of life. then i found majesty of colors and loved and now this it made me think so many thingslike what if i were to die right now would i be fine with that well partially i would. but also it made ask should i die to protect my world or shouldi not die just so i can have a longer life???would i rather die a short wonderful life or long an miserable???so many questions i say. Overall i think games like this should be put in a catagory called somthing like Life
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When one of the purple things ask if everything they did went to wasn't at that every accomplishment they achieved was use less I realized that we just made life easier for our selfs we can't prevent the end.
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SPOILERS
In essense nothing they do matters. Whether Fuzor sets a record or not won't matter, likewise the little treasure-hunting bug whose name eludes me is essentially searching for nothing. Everyone's going to die.
Yet both of them are not dissuaded from setting their goals, since it brings them happiness. They go out doing what they loved.
Mell was a contrast to these two. In the end, as one researcher remarks, he gave up. Maybe because he didn't seem to live for himself, but for others. When everyone else gives up, he does as well.
Three beings with three different drives. It was interesting to see how it led them to act when the entire world was about to be completely erased.
Nice game.
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i think i know the story.... o wait i do know the story of mell though:she was going out 2 discover something and then she discovered dat her world was gonna collapse and she told every1 dat and every1 thinks its her fault and dats y the world ur playing in is a dead world
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What is it with you? How do you make such incredible andbeautiful games? I think this is one of just 3 games that has ever made me cry, and the other 2 were also by you. I just wish there were more people with your mind out there, you are a very unique and incredible person. 5/5 esily for the game.
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its wierd. just weird. i know that they look familiar... but the story just makes sense
the world you play the game in...is dead. that is what babies dream about.
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You're amazing. I just...Your games. I love every single one of them. The Majesty of Colors was the first game I played that actually made me think hard about life.
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Meanigful....5/5 COntrols are trricky but you get used to them. I like how in Mell's last story the final alien before the end an alien ask's Mell "What do you think our babies think of, before they have any memory?" Meaningful, all of Gregoy's Games are meaningful, even the old ones that aren't posted here.
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It was weird and hard to understand, but it made you think, so I like it. I got bored after awhile(like 4 levels) but thats more because I have the attention span of a gold fish. Over all, I say solid 4/5.
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It was odd, but deep. And the story along the center line was my personal favorite, simply because it gave only an outline of what happened, only that something occurred, and a world died.
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i dont get the story...at all...and when does dis game finish? no end? and whats with da characters...srry dude i reckon u could've done better. 2/5
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I really liket the game. But the controls are problematic. Very often the left/right keys are not taken while pressing up or down. This makes some levels very hard. 3/5, sorry.
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Hmm. What to say. This game was quite different. Not only was the game different but the story was... well... different? Unique? I really don't know how to describe this thing. I'm kind of at a loss for words. I mean, there are other games like this. The Company of Myself, for example. Or maybe ImmorTall. Yet this one was quite unique. With those... what ever they were... flying around and the purple... spiky things... the story seemed to make sense even though nothing was really ever said. At all. Yet the story just seemed to come together. You just got it. Quite creatively made. Well, I'm going to have to think about my rating. While I ponder if anything is worth doing right now as spiky purple blobs my be about to take over our world at any second. ?/5.
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Surreal, to be sure, but not all there like many of your other games. There is little plot, outside of a dying world with no concrete gravitational center and weird noodle creatures. The "game" portions are uninteresting and bland, and the only bit I enjoyed was the center path, watching the world sort of fall apart. The talky bits were good, the gamey bits were boring.