|
Have you played this game?You can rate this game, record that you've played it, or put it on your wish list after you log in. |
Playlists and Wishlists |
RSS Feeds New member reviews
Updates to downloadable files
All updates to this page
|
|
About the StoryA tiny utopia about packing.Game Details |
Awards
Winner - Tiny Utopia Jam
Tags
Member Reviews
| Average Rating:  Number of Reviews: 1 Write a review |
2 of
3 people found the following review helpful:
., September 14, 2016by Wei Yuan Lee
This is the first texture IF I've ever actually played till the end. It's a short, nostalgic and bittersweet game about a person packing up their bag and leaving their hometown for elsewhere. Perhaps permanently or temporarily. (isn't TinyUtopias about post-apocalpytic worlds?) So you play these games by grabbing a word and placing it on the highlighted links to access more of the story, making it very interactive, almost like a point and click game, except it's all text. I'm not sure if CSS can be changed for texture yet since it's fairly new. But the highlighted words are red, indicating something may be sinister, or maybe that's just the default color. Texture naturally makes their games a warm color similar to old books and with this story theme, it makes for a sentimental vignette.
There were some grammar mistakes, I believe. But overall the game was fine and functional.
Pros: A nice interactive piece of exploring your house and bag, utilizing textures pick and drag actions.
Cons: Slight grammar mistakes or possibly glitches?
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No | View comments (3) - Add comment
If you enjoyed 30 kilogrammes...
Related Games
People who like 30 kilogrammes also gave high ratings to these games:| Neon Haze, by Porpentine and Brenda Neotenomie Average member rating: (12 ratings)Hold your name like oxygen in your lungs. A drifter with a number on her wrist descends into a massive neon structure. |
| Untold Riches, by Jason Ermer Average member rating: (20 ratings)You were reluctant to undertake another adventure with Professor d'Squarius (especially after the last near-catastrophe, in the Tomb of the Screaming Mummies), and from the moment you agreed to join the expedition, things have gone... |
| Blue Lacuna, by Aaron A. Reed Average member rating: (97 ratings)You have always been different. One in a trillion have your gift, your curse: to move between worlds, never settling, always alone. To Wayfare. Yet there are others like you, and something stronger than coincidence binds you together,... |
This is version 2 of this page, edited by verityvirtue on 17 September 2016 at 10:31am. - View Update History - Edit This Page - Add a News Item