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Type: Room

Number of players: Singleplayer

Play time: 30 minutes

Difficulty: Medium

Language: English

Themes: Adventure, Mystery

Miscellaneous: Reading required, Colorblind friendly, In-Game Walkthrough, Versus

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ChunkehLeygs 29 Apr @ 2:33pm

Wow, really enjoyed that room! Very clever gameplay!

Monkey_Chicka 30 Mar @ 8:51pm

Super fun room. Thanks!

EpyonComet 28 Mar @ 6:35pm

Worked fine for my friend and me in co-op. Host was the only one who could change between the night and day states, while I as the client could change the visual state for myself, but it wouldn't affect the actual map. But nothing that actually hindered the gameplay.

KirbyDee [author] 23 Mar @ 11:05pm

@IntrepidSon Yeah mutiplayer is not working unfortunately due to using the script for detecting the main camera (of the host).
I would be interested in the puzzles you thought where „a bit too much of a stretch“, because the whole idea of my room was to make it „intuitive“.

IntrepidSon 23 Mar @ 7:46pm

We enjoyed this game, but there were several areas where the solution was a bit too much of a stretch. Our main issue was that we had a problem with the secondary player (not the host) not being able to switch seasons from the moon statue. I was able to do so successfully every attempt, but the other player it would switch day and night but not hot and cold. In other words, it was always snowing and frozen regardless of whether day or night. It worked perfectly for the host player but never worked correctly for the joining player. We are in the same home so I was able to test using their player and also was unable to get it working.

Belle 9 Mar @ 1:33pm

A very cool escape room, if a bit short; the first I've seen to use day/night perspectives to change features of the room. Like others, I didn't realize that I didn't have to align the sun/moon with the statue. Also, I couldn't figure out how to get the torch out of the water, had to use a hint. Otherwise, it was stimulating and entertaining. Thanks for a job well done!

KirbyDee [author] 23 Feb @ 3:52am

@Ravn btw, I know you are going to redo your „Fable of the Frog King“ (and since it is unlisted I cannot comment on it), but your room is story wise soooo good. I‘d love to see more rooms going into story telling and adding comedic elements. I always strive for trying to create puzzles around the story itself and nothing artificially (like math puzzles etc). it doesn‘t add value to the room, and the thing that is remembered by the players are the genuine puzzles.

That said, in you room (although there is for instance a math puzzle) it kind of fits, since you entangled them into the story.

so well done :)

KirbyDee [author] 23 Feb @ 12:54am

@Ravn glad you liked it :) If you like those kinds of puzzles, try out my other room: „Echos of Sand“.

Ravn 22 Feb @ 1:41pm

Excellent room! Loved the day/night mechanic. It was gorgeous to look at. The figures were fun to interact with and a great way of placing hints in the environment. Generally really fun and smart puzzles. Not much negative to say, one of my favs from this competition :)

KirbyDee [author] 17 Feb @ 9:48pm

good point with the softlocking.. will think about it thanks

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