Cedarville by BenWhi
You are about to decide the fate of 6 people from the town of Cedarville.
You will be shown 6 scenarios of which you will have no prior understanding. It is your job to pick one of TWO possible solutions. Both solutions will have DIRE consequences on the life of the individual in question.
If you do not reach a decision in ten seconds, a random decision will be made for you (unless otherwise specified).
You will be shown 6 scenarios of which you will have no prior understanding. It is your job to pick one of TWO possible solutions. Both solutions will have DIRE consequences on the life of the individual in question.
If you do not reach a decision in ten seconds, a random decision will be made for you (unless otherwise specified).
| Web | http://warmseaorchard.com/cedarville/cedarville.html |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-27/?action=preview&uid=19954 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 100% | 1 |
| Overall | 3.15 | 459 |
| Audio | 2.06 | 789 |
| Fun | 2.78 | 677 |
| Graphics | 2.89 | 551 |
| Humor | 2.49 | 425 |
| Innovation | 3.33 | 304 |
| Mood | 3.28 | 199 |
| Theme | 3.13 | 603 |
I had a hell of a time with this game. Loved the surprises and the connections between the characters. I'd like to see all the endings, but don't know how long I'd spend finding them...
Good game, cool idea.
Overall though I really like it, great sense of atmosphere and strangely pleasing visuals
The game would be a way better if there was more art and less text though...
I really liked the idea for this!
It would be nice if the game showed and image with the ending text of each character, just to make it easier to commit them to memory.
Also, I didn't understand why you have to push space to start, and then A to continue. Could be the same button.
Nice work!
Still, great game, thank you!
Very interesting intertwining between the stories. I went on to play it a few times just to see the endings.
Great work!
I love playing games where they show a scenario and our decision plays a part in how the scenario ends. And I certainly loved this. Good job!