Why is the girl killing us?
An interesting experimentation on storytelling in videogames, but not much more than that. Also, it gave me insane motion sickness.
I recommend this and the sequel to people more enthusiastic about making games, people who just like playing them might not see much fun in it.
I recommend this and the sequel to people more enthusiastic about making games, people who just like playing them might not see much fun in it.
puta experiência foda
Very cool! Managed to fit a large amount of intrigue into a very small package: As others said it feels a lot like a very inventive thesis film. Walking sims as a medium would be a hell of a lot better if they all let you jump around on every NPCs head like this one does.
when i die i hope i, too, recall the scene of michael corleone's italian bride getting car bombed. let's face
it, i won't have any real memories of my own.
it, i won't have any real memories of my own.
honestly think i preferred this to Thirty Flights Of Loving. it's cool!
No mínimo intrigante. Eu ri duas vezes: a primeira vez que o passarinho explodiu e uma hora que o jogo crashou.
You go to a comedy open mic. A comedian gets up to the mic and deadpans an amazing joke. The comedian then immediately sits down.
Was that a great stand-up set?
This is a metaphor for Gravity Bone.
Was that a great stand-up set?
This is a metaphor for Gravity Bone.
Eww what is this game in 2022 eh... This is 2008 hmm well then good game
Bacana.
7,1/10
Free dynamic Jazzpunk. It doesn't make much sense, but you can get an epic charge in 5 minutes)
Free dynamic Jazzpunk. It doesn't make much sense, but you can get an epic charge in 5 minutes)
wes anderson's first source engine project
It was me! I can't believe I was the gravity bone the whole time!
It plays like a deliciously witty student film. If I had gone to college in 2008 this game would've been what I would've wished I had made.
It plays like a deliciously witty student film. If I had gone to college in 2008 this game would've been what I would've wished I had made.
Like its companion piece Thirty Flights of Loving, this is a very pleasant micro-game that lingers in the imagination. I think I prefer Gravity Bone, though, because it's slightly more inventive and a bit less pretentious. Plus, it's free. If you like this sort of thing, check it out, because it's better than 95% of the popular indie narrative games you paid $15 for.
Short, funny. Builds up expectations well enough within its brief runtime to make the final sequence giddily exciting. Games could use more Andalusian Dogs.
i wonder if chung had seen 2046 prior to making this