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This guy is so not an a hero- he kills innocent animals just to put them in some secret spot. I can't even call this an adventure. Also, his dad is like the past Santa Claus- he always says "Ho! Ho!".
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Great game. I especially like the music... The battle music scared the hell outta me the first time but great game fo being only a minute or two long.
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Eh, after the bunny, I was actually looking for a 'run away' option in the cat fight.
Killing a rat and a bunny wouldn't be quite as bad - could even bring the rabbit back to the parents.
Worst thing that could happen is the rat giving a disease.
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I clicked on this expecting a pretty normal oldschool RPG and ended up with a minute-long-and-vaguely-disturbing game about a child sociopath. 5/5 just for being different.
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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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A beautiful little satirical game and such a change from so much you can find here on Kongregate. The graphics might not have been much but the sound more than makes up for it and the minimalist, but higly evocative, story-telling is amazing. Well done and thank you :)
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I'll be honest, the battle transition sound did not cause me to freak out as much as encountering a real life rat. Nice game though. Definitely a 5/5.
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This reminds me of all psychos that become serial killers. Don't you watch cop-shows!? The killers always start with animals and bury them in the woods!
Oh, God.