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what kind of a sick bastard goes into the woods everyday and kills random animals,buries them in woods, comes home, and eats then starts his next day the same way?!
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You have a good concept, but you need to push the idea further. You can make the fighting scene more challenging, so there is actually a probability it fails. The player should have the ability to respond to the parents (even just "...", it still allows identification). If the game was being played on a week rather than a day, and you could for exemple choose to stay in your room, to prepare dinner with your mother, or more, and thus develop an interactive fiction about the boy.
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i was in a messed up mood when i played this and it ended up making me cry. sooo in short, you achieved the vibe you were going for!
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As soon as i saw the cat, i looked for the flee button. The lack of one made the realization of the true nature of the game dawn on me.
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Yup, when I finished this for the first time, I restarted the game to see if there was a "flee" option, perhaps to see if I could undo the damage.
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Ok, so anyone needs a walkthrough, this is it: Just like, move through the forest, and press space whenever you get an encounter. Congratulations, you won!
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my god man. what a murder. cant even save them by doing nothing.
skill: throw rock | attack: just stab it | magic: set it on fire | item: poison it
my god man.