I love a good media experience, so this is such a cool idea. You nailed the atmosphere and the ending was amazing. Also your reading style reminded me a lot of No Sleep Podcast which is a compliment, it’s the perfect delivery to create a sense of uncanny terror. I hope you continue this intertwined story-telling but be bold enough to insert your music more, honestly, if I had developed this, I would have blasted it during the intro, the outro and inbetween, so it sticks (I love the gramophone idea but since it’s easy to miss, people miss out on your music and they really shouldn’t).
Love the imagery and the narration! The atmosphere was quite tense. Felt like it could be a prologue to a full game but cool idea making a game to accompany an album.
The game was pretty cool and I loved the story being told through the tapes. Also the environment changing while the tapes were played kinda scared me.. xD
Btw, here is my video. I'm a brazilian guy who likes to play some random horror games (gameplay in portuguese). Thanks for the game and great experience!
I enjoyed this experience a whole lot. Though it lacks much gameplay, it makes up for it completely with it's story and unnerving atmosphere. I highly recommend this for creepypasta lovers.
This is a short but unique take on a horror game, presenting a story through cassette tapes and a very grey, atmospheric setting. Certainly got creepy towards the end. There isn't much else to it, but as a concept it certainly grabbed my attention!
This is an interesting take on story telling. I kinda like it and how you built atmosphere through both the cassette and general subtle shifts in the environment. Nice job there.
Hm... I saw something similar happen on a friend's computer once during the development of the game, but I was never able to recreate it myself. Would you be able to send me some pictures or preferably video of the issue? I believe it has something to do with Unity HDRP builds (or at least some default setting in the build) being incompatible with certain computer hardware. My email is conner.rush@fyregames.com. I do apologize for the issue, and I'll look into a fix in the near future.
hey :) i am very interested to try it out but it just flickers ... the audio is playing and it looks ok in my recording software but as soon i click on the game window it just flashes and flicker in and out of existence i think it is kinda bugged
Excellent game! I have the musical background myself and deeply appreciate your work, neat, calming, meaningful experience. Loved the game and story. Hope you enjoy the playthrough and good luck with your work.
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The environment blew my mind! So creative and mysterious! Felt otherworldly and scary yet filled me with wonder!
My dump truck really bigger than hers. That's crazy.
This was honestly so haunting and beautiful! Such a great game!
good gameHi Conner,
I love a good media experience, so this is such a cool idea. You nailed the atmosphere and the ending was amazing. Also your reading style reminded me a lot of No Sleep Podcast which is a compliment, it’s the perfect delivery to create a sense of uncanny terror. I hope you continue this intertwined story-telling but be bold enough to insert your music more, honestly, if I had developed this, I would have blasted it during the intro, the outro and inbetween, so it sticks (I love the gramophone idea but since it’s easy to miss, people miss out on your music and they really shouldn’t).
Love the imagery and the narration! The atmosphere was quite tense. Felt like it could be a prologue to a full game but cool idea making a game to accompany an album.
Very cool experience. I really loved the look of this and the audio is perfectly creepy.
The game was pretty cool and I loved the story being told through the tapes. Also the environment changing while the tapes were played kinda scared me.. xD
Btw, here is my video. I'm a brazilian guy who likes to play some random horror games (gameplay in portuguese). Thanks for the game and great experience!
I enjoyed this experience a whole lot. Though it lacks much gameplay, it makes up for it completely with it's story and unnerving atmosphere. I highly recommend this for creepypasta lovers.
This is a short but unique take on a horror game, presenting a story through cassette tapes and a very grey, atmospheric setting. Certainly got creepy towards the end. There isn't much else to it, but as a concept it certainly grabbed my attention!
This is an interesting take on story telling. I kinda like it and how you built atmosphere through both the cassette and general subtle shifts in the environment. Nice job there.
Here's my channel for other games I have played. https://www.youtube.com/c/Levont
I really like the concept of telling the story through cassette tapes. The forest changing got really creepy toward the end. Great game. Keep it up!
I got a problem with the game
At the menu its starting to flicker and once I chose the new game I got black screen.
Any way to fix it?
Hm... I saw something similar happen on a friend's computer once during the development of the game, but I was never able to recreate it myself. Would you be able to send me some pictures or preferably video of the issue? I believe it has something to do with Unity HDRP builds (or at least some default setting in the build) being incompatible with certain computer hardware. My email is conner.rush@fyregames.com. I do apologize for the issue, and I'll look into a fix in the near future.
- Conner Rush of FYRE Games
This was a really fun experience, good work :)
Great game. I love the concept.
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great jobs
hey :) i am very interested to try it out but it just flickers ... the audio is playing and it looks ok in my recording software but as soon i click on the game window it just flashes and flicker in and out of existence i think it is kinda bugged
Excellent game!
I have the musical background myself and deeply appreciate your work, neat, calming, meaningful experience. Loved the game and story. Hope you enjoy the playthrough and good luck with your work.
Thank you so much for giving it a look! If you have time, I'd love if you could check out the album! Been getting some awesome comments on it!
- Conner Rush of FYRE Games