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Slow, boring, the art is not that great. Lost my interest long before it got anywhere. Sorry guys. Better luck next time.
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He has flash backs of happy times. Of his wedding day. Bad ones of him killing his wife. So all that's missing is... WHY?
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NightmareMissy No I think he got the gun to fight of the police, noticed the blue and red flashing on the edge of the screen after he killed that guy.
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So the guy kills his wife, then buries the body. When a dude sees everything, he kills him with a shovel. Then, he finds the gun in a cabin and kills himself out of guilt.
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I think he was taking a walk in the woods because his wife died, but he can't cope, so he buried her things in the woods to keep his mind off of her. This didn't work (he was having a flashback to his wedding) so he killed himself.
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Well... shit... that was sad. Not only does you character kill his wife and many other to cover up the fact that he killed his wife, but in the end you either kill yourself or get arrested and put in jail for life (or get sentenced to death, if it's Texas). I tried to grab the shotgun and attack the cops, but that didn't provide a different ending (though it would have ended up the same as shooting yourself, now wouldn't it?) Personally, this game can be used to judge the player's character to a certain degree, simply by looking at whether you killed yourself the first time you played through or if you gave up (or you can be an idiot like me and try to look for a way to escape for a minute, then charge at the cops with a shotgun in order to meet certain demise).
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The ability to portray emotion through art is priceless, though games tend to try and provoke thrill, excitement, and accomplishment rather than sadness. It's cool, and unique. 5/5
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Woah. SooooOooOmeone's a psychopath. And its not me. Hint: It's the guy who killed a bunch of people an just left their bodies in bags in a forest...
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for a game its not much but, for art its very intuitive. also that's a lot darker then what the title lets on but good job.
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This game is all about it : The color is what he wants but he keeps thinking of his girlfriend and accidently killed his friend , he had no chance but to suicide
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So wait? Do you have to accept the blue wizard's quest or can you get to the shack with the shotgun without going through the goblin village with all the zombies in it?
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Touching. Simple, yet complex. This is hard to describe. I would have much rather seen this is a flash movie than a game, but it was still a very well done piece of art.
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So bascicly (sorry for my spelling) a guy killed his wife, then kills another person... the police is on them and he finds a shotgun, when you walk out of the cabin the games ends..... Sad :'(
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At first,I played SOPA/PIPA,i completed it as far as I could get,Then I'm playing this.When I played the first time,I aimed up,after that I played again,then I left the house then the game ended.The game is a sad game.SOPA/PIPA I don't understand.Thanks for reading.
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Kind of like Romeo And Juliet.The man becomes so sad that he kills himself/gives up and hands himself over to the Cops, just because he killed his wife and many others.I liked the Colour for memories when he was a GOOD man, then it changed his world to black and white when he killed his wife, and when he was BAD
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short, sweet, and very simple laid-out plot. reminds me of the dishwasher, with pixels and less blood. WAY less blood.
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An attempt at a profound message. But there was no message, just a story. An alright story, but no more than that, and no less.