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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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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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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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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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One of the 'people' you can talk to in the last level of the middle baby asks 'What do you suppose babies dream about Mell? Before they open their eyes? Before they have any memory? What do they dream about?'
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The whole 'vibrating within the spectrum' thing reminds me of an indescribable dream I still barely remember from childhood.
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An artistic game that made me think about life. I love the flight mechanics. The only set of levels I never really cared for were the coin levels.
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actually, playing some of the games inspired me to come up with my own ideas, but i'm less than able to even begin studying what's needed for making games. for some reason, i find it impossible to understand the mechanics and such. anyways, if there are any decent devs out there, plz hit me up with a message so i can dish out some game ideas for you. plz + this so devs can see.
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Here is the organization of the modes.
The first one. is the Race.
The middle. Story.
The last. Collector.
Character:Fuzor, Mell and Najjj.
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This is one of the most depressing games I have ever played. No offense, I know your trying to make gaming into an art, but... I don't know what to say.
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Gregory, you are the most vivid, creative developer. Please don't ever stop making these kinds of games, you impress not just me but the entire community every time.
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I was thinking of how that world would look from the outside, after it collapsed. A haze of darkness scattered with small white portals, lifeless and staring blindly.
...At what?
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love this guy's games. but i wonder. is there an end to this story? ive played all the scenarios but i havnt gotten an ending yet. 10/5
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i hate people who rate games down because it doesn't load for them or the controls don't work for them. it doesn't mean it's a bad game it just means your computer doesn't work with that game. if you can't play it, don't rate it.
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When I saw this i read dead babies dream of worlds,and i was wtf? is still wtf but in the best way possible. good job.
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Just amazing. 5/5. A beautiful, thought-provoking game that focuses more on the idea than the game. A Grade A game, Gregory Weir. Top-notch.
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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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This is such a interesting game on many levels. For one, mechanics. The gravity-horizon and the warping rifts are fascinating and the idea of living on a world with that kind of gravity fits here. You also fit multipile formats into one game, a race, a collection, and a little story platformer. And the STORY. Dear god. Babies dreaming of long lost worlds as we follow a story of a mother, her three daughters, and the paths they take. We get so little about this world and the character of these people, but it still feels like so much and so profound.
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I like the consent and I understand but I would love if there was like an ending animation to really finish the game x
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So touching all of them i love your games more would be great it so fabulous that a gamer does not right about death as if it is funny and a part of a game he makes into a game as something to explore to create to imagine that it the kinda of game maker you are gregory
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Your games are just so... amazing. thats the only word that i can really use to describe them. And this one is definitely no exception. Great job 10/5
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Well, it was a great game, but and unsatisfying end... Where is the purple rifts from? What was Mell's research? When did the world end? Why would we never get to know the world? There where no other story then the few sentences you heard from the people, and make all you can out of it... Which is good, but i diden't get what i think i deserved at the last level with Mell
Great game, 4/5
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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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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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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 love the concept of the game, but the coin collection dreams get old -really- fast. Spending 20min trying to jump off the very last pixel on a block just to get one coin that's at the very, very end of my reach isn't what I'd consider fun.
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Well. That was strange... I guess it was interesting. But weird. Really weird. It was good, but it wasn't really a good game. Not fun, just interesting.
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Now I'm sad. Makes you think about what could happen to our world at any given time. Dammit, why haven't we colonized mars yet? >:|
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I don't have any idea what to make of it, it's a masterpiece... But what happens? I want to see it. The story is wrapped up and makes sense, but doesn't have a conclusion.
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On GregoryWeir's website, the game's description says:
"Babies dream of what came before, of universes that are no longer there. Babies dream of dead worlds."
It makes it clearer to say that the babies are actually reincarnations of beings from other universes that have already been destroyed.
Or they're just experiencing the life of those other beings while they sleep since their brain doesn't have any episodal memory yet to be able to visualize dreams on their own.
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This game is so sad. All of those things just...waiting hoping the end will come soon so they don't have to suffer anymore. They just want to lay down and die. I feel so bad for them. And they can't do anything about it.
D: It's sad