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Click Faggot by CJKinni

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made by CJKinni for LD35 (COMPO)
A reflection on a past life experience and how I changed because of it.

Note: Please use a desktop browser. There seems to be an issue with some of the links on Mobile. If you get stuck on 'That's it.' at the start, that means you have an incompatible browser. I'm looking to fix this issue soon, but for now this may not work on a mobile device. Sorry!
Web http://cjkinni.github.io/Click-Faggot/
Source https://github.com/CJKinni/Click-Faggot
Original URL https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-35/?action=preview&uid=64668

Ratings

Coolness 62% 3
Overall 3.59 177
Fun 3.14 459
Graphics 2.63 673
Innovation 3.03 520
Mood 4.00 24
Theme 3.32 493

Feedback

zugende
18. Apr 2016 · 11:05 UTC
Nice! Good concept!
bobismijnnaam
18. Apr 2016 · 11:07 UTC
Very interesting take on the theme, and a very touching story. Visuals are also quite minimal and pleasing.
akirassasin
18. Apr 2016 · 11:15 UTC
Can someone please explain the "That's it" part? I clicked it around 1000 times and all it does is creating lines.

I'm missing something...
celmore1001
18. Apr 2016 · 11:21 UTC
Well written text with a nice layout.
SmilingCat
18. Apr 2016 · 11:23 UTC
Wow, good writing. Kept me engaged through the whole story.
FloatingGhost
18. Apr 2016 · 11:23 UTC
That hit me pretty hard, I'm well accustomed to the feelings the story describes :c
🎤 CJKinni
18. Apr 2016 · 11:36 UTC
If anyone else hits an issue with 'That's it' not continuing the story, could you please let me know the browser you're using in the comments. Thanks!
akirassasin
18. Apr 2016 · 12:22 UTC
Ah. That's it doesn't work on Safari, OSX.
🎤 CJKinni
18. Apr 2016 · 12:25 UTC
Thanks. Must be an iOS/Safari bug.
rupazero
18. Apr 2016 · 14:17 UTC
Gosh this is a very familiar situation to me. I like the focus on planning, and the ambiguity about whether making plans really makes a difference, because in truth it is hard to tell whether you are beating depression or not sometimes. The parallel with state space simulations mentioned at the beginning is very interesting, I wonder if in some runs it's possible to come back to that in the resolution? I'd be very interested to know if treating one's own health instrumentally in this way is part of the ambivalence being explored here. In any case, very thought provoking work, thank you for making it!
🎤 CJKinni
18. Apr 2016 · 23:41 UTC
Fixed the bug. Thanks for letting me know about it. Please leave a comment if anyone's still having trouble with the game.
akirassasin
18. Apr 2016 · 23:53 UTC
"That's it" now works on Safari :)
EighthNote
20. Apr 2016 · 08:12 UTC
Oh man. That was intense. I hope you have reached a place where things are looking up.

Excellent use of the medium to tell a story, and a unique take on the theme.
IvanFon
22. Apr 2016 · 14:56 UTC
Really interest way to interpret the theme. I love story games, and this one was no exception. Reminded me of Depression Quest, but better. Great job!
ThommazK
25. Apr 2016 · 15:34 UTC
Great entry! I loved your take on the theme.
Nomys_Tempar
25. Apr 2016 · 15:37 UTC
The layout really fits your story.
It tooks me to the guts and I kept playing it a few times. Thank You.
joemid
26. Apr 2016 · 00:07 UTC
Works great on Safari. Fantastic story and great click mechanics.
curtamyth
26. Apr 2016 · 00:12 UTC
I was put off by the title at first but I gave it a chance and wow, this was powerful stuff. 5/5
madk
07. May 2016 · 13:20 UTC
That hurt to read, and that means you did a good job.
lucia
10. May 2016 · 01:19 UTC
Great job!