One Button Wonder by Arcantic

made by Arcantic for LD28 (COMPO)

You are randomly assigned a button, qwertyuiop, and that button controls everything. Its pretty hard not to finish the game. Pretty short. Should have worked more but I'm still happy.

The error at the very end of the game that makes it crash is on purpose by the way.

EDIT: If you tried this recently and it did not run, Dropbox must have removed my update for some reason? Not sure. Re-uploaded a working version

RUN OBW_LD28.exe

Windows	https://www.dropbox.com/s/cebvsop3zi1f69v/LD28.zip
Source	https://www.dropbox.com/s/7ylmh2jaiqtsw4q/LD28.zip
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-28/?action=preview&uid=18565

Ratings

Coolness	57%	3
Overall	3.07	444

Audio	2.96	265
Fun	2.74	586
Graphics	2.71	611
Humor	3.10	188
Innovation	3.10	364
Mood	3.03	314
Theme	3.50	165

Feedback

tiffi

16. Dec 2013 · 05:41 UTC

Worked perfect. Very interessting concept, fun though

ParaPup

16. Dec 2013 · 05:55 UTC

Nice it was an intresting play.

BarrensZeppelin

16. Dec 2013 · 13:33 UTC

Let me skip the dialogue.

OhFiddleDiddle

18. Dec 2013 · 10:31 UTC

Absolutley loved it.
I was genuinely surprised by how funny it was. keep up the awesome work. :D

Myyyvothrr

18. Dec 2013 · 10:39 UTC

Simple and short but I liked it. Atmosphere was great.

Phyyl

20. Dec 2013 · 05:20 UTC

Good game, of course a longer story would be great, but very good concept and application of the theme!

ChrisMingay

20. Dec 2013 · 10:07 UTC

Awww man, genuinely gutted when it finished :( Great concept well realised too :D

Toby Simone

20. Dec 2013 · 11:04 UTC

Didn't run at all :(

Ekilibr

20. Dec 2013 · 12:21 UTC

Great concept ! Very well played ! ;)

Lolshouse Dev Team

21. Dec 2013 · 04:01 UTC

Super cool idea.

PaperBlurt

21. Dec 2013 · 08:25 UTC

I really like the style and together with the fonts it ties together nicely.
Good gameplay, with a twist.

Daveloper

21. Dec 2013 · 20:15 UTC

Had the feeling it took some inspiration from 'Papers please' but that's only a good thing. Slow presentation gave the game more depth and didn't feel rushed, kudo's on that. The one character for words and names reflected the worker's inability to look outside his work, felt like that drove the point home.

Oh and, yyyy you. ;)

Danman9914

22. Dec 2013 · 05:51 UTC

I really liked the name entry with the single button. Good use of the theme

StoneMonkeyStudios

31. Dec 2013 · 01:01 UTC

Wouldn't even open (or opened, then immediately crashed) on Windows 7 64. Can't rate, sorry!