I fondly remember showing this game to a friend after she mentioned zoroastrianism and accidentally convincing her I'm a necrophile. luckily, she was into that. 10/10 love how squirty the interface is

Thanks, I appreciate it a lot!

Me too... I planned to have a simple survival/score mechanic but there wasn't time in the end. I'll implement it once I'm back from the Annecy festival.

Thanks for playing!

The armour pieces are each attached to the cores of the enemies with two distance constraints, with some compliance so they bounce. The web of springs creates a softbody-like effect. If the force in a link gets too high during a fixed step, it breaks.

(The cores accumulate damage differently based on collision impulses. The armour pieces themselves don't break, but they disappear once they're too far off screen.)

Thanks for playing!

Thanks so much for playing! <3

I was the artist for this game - I made all the models, shaders and lighting over the course of the jam. (I also worked on the movement controller.) Super happy with how it come out. Big appreciates if you check it out~ (And look forward to the macrophage model update sometime later.)

I'm very glad you enjoyed the story!

do you know i clean forgot putting that line on the end page. I think you actually are the first, after six years! congratulations! please enjoy 100 points!

Hehehe, I have indeed been shown that panel, but by all means let me share it for everyone in this thread ^^ This is from The Wooden Mansion, a short story by Junji Ito.

Oh my god! I'm glad my old story could inspire you to write. Looking forward to reading.

Yeah indeed!

Aw! No so far as I know that is not possible from within browser. Must have been some sort of weird coincidence. Glad you enjoyed the story, in any case!

Thank you! But who said it's supposed to be a game? I don't consider it such either :)

This collection is fucking amazing. That's what my long gushy review amounts to.

To get this to work on 64-bit Linux, you'll need to install some 32-bit libraries. On Linux Mint, you can get most of the way by installing the ia32-libs library (via synaptic, or `sudo apt-get install ia32-libs`) but you also need the 32-bit version of GTK 3.0 which you can do via the command line (`sudo apt-get install libgtk-3-0:i386`)

aaah i'm so glad you liked it! <3