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To get the first two toys, go to your left when you begin, past your crib, and into the vent. :) You'll get a head start. Great game!
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Very good game. The one thing I would have liked was for her to be pregnant and/or have a picture of the newborn baby at the end in the love ending.
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To get the bypass security achievement just get the money ending and at the airport don't talk to the lady and walk left till they tell you to stop.
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Definitely my favorite game on Kong. I mean, it's so realistic, and can bring out emotions like no game has ever before. The stories seem like you're experiencing it. Definitely 5/5.
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Great game, with a great message. If you spend too much time working, you'll miss out on having a family and actually enjoying the money you make. If you spend too much time with your girlfriend and are lazy at work, however, you won't be able to support a family, and you might not even be able to afford your wife's medical bills. Moreover, you won't have the money to actually enjoy spending time with them, since your options will be severely limited. The key is to balance work and family so that you have the money to take care of and enjoy your family.
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I'm giving 4/5 because I enjoy this concept and I want to see more games like this. Having said that, I feel like this is a bit lacking somehow. I think it just needs a bit more polish.
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"What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and three in the evening?" A human; a very fitting riddle.
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It's glitched. IF when you're falling through the pipe you keep pressing right you'll end up in the toys room. If you try to exit the door you'll fall into the void, being stuck forever. Please thumb up so they can see.
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Needs a restart button especially at the beginning so you don't have to refresh or play all the way through when trying to get the ninja achievement or if you accidentally make a wrong choice and are heading for an ending you've already discovered. I take off a star for that but that still leaves 4/5 ^.^
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"Honey, I left work without doing anything just so I could make it to your pointless party."
"How did that work out?"
"I'm probably fired. We'll be destitute within a few weeks."
"That is so sweet."
PERFECT LOVE ENDING!
No, no, no! More like, I want a divorce you stupid excuse of a husband! What the heck were you thinking? This was just a party, not something to throw our lives away for! Get back to work and make this right, you moron, or you are sleeping behind that ice-cream cart tonight!
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Simple and oddly touching game. I kind of teared up when I played through the 'Money' ending, as it kind of reflects my life. I thought I've always tried hard at love, but the work part had always came a little easier. And now I am a week away from taking a 4 month trip around the world. My hope is to find the compromise one day.
Thanks for making this game.
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Great game. One problem though, if while crawling around as a baby you go out the front door, you fall off the map... other then that, excellent game 5/5!
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Such a beautiful game... Everything there was just awesome, I literally (i'm NOT lying) broke down and cried because it was so sad and great...
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Old quote, but good application. In the last segment, though, you should carry a cane, just to underscore the proverb again.
Also, Neil Gaiman/Sandman quote for the win!
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The baby's controls are almost painful. Please fix them/make them easier to understand. Space may mean climb, but stairs are hell. -.-
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Also, there are (technically) 5 endings, love, perfect love, money, perfect money, and compromise. The only difference between the perfect ones and their non-perfect versions is the lack of memories hovering above the pictures in each one, they can still be used to get the auxillary achievements.
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This game was kind of short, but I liked it. I really liked how the endings connect with each other, (although I got the compromise ending first, and the perfect love ending second, so I didn't figure it out [although I did think that it was strangely coincidental] until the I got the third [Perfect Money] ending), and then I realized why you used that quote for Sunset. The perfect love/love ending seems really sad, though. And for some reason, it seems like his brother is being really mean. What ever happened to him anyway? There's just one problem though; shouldn't he be walking on a cane in sunset (you know, because of the sphinx's riddle?