Guardian

Hello everyone. Thank you for your comments and ratings. This is my first game. I tried to do something much more ambitious than I should have lol. The idea of the game at its core is to get the player to think about the consequences of their actions. In almost all platformers we tend to just kill everything in our way because its easier to progress. We tend to ignore the possibility of those obstacles being innocent people. Granted this is usually because they're just pixels. Why care about pixels right? I am much too inexperienced to get players to connect with this concept. Though I admit the game probably should be much longer, that way it feels like an actual journey. It may be a long time before i get around to making any changes to this game. Sorry if you feel like i wasted your time. My next game should be much better because it will be much simpler.

Stood there silently. Killed fluffy rabbit anyway.

I fell down a hole; what is there to think about?

1st try: Walk while stepping into every single little creature. Fell down a hole, killed a rat and some knight. Spent 15 minutes trying to go back using the log in the waterfall but the bugged animation made it very hard. Keep walking and killed a bald dude for calling me a murderer. // 2nd try: Dodged every creature, then the bald guy ask me to walk back... so i did and won the game. No challenge, no brain needed. Just jump over anything that is alive and the holes.