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Isurium by Franklins Ghost

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made by Franklins Ghost for Ludum Dare 48 (JAM)

@FranklinsGhost

Made for Ludum Dare 48

Unfinished game where you explore an interactive postcard to see the different things you can reveal underneath the surface.

Art this time was done by my brother and we only had a few hours each day to work on it as we were away for a family vacation. Will update it later on with a more complete version.

Controls:

Currently only a few clickable objects but have 4 different actions done so ready for more to be put in.

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Link https://franklins-ghost.itch.io/isurium
Link https://franklins-ghost.itch.io/isurium
Original URL https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/48/isurium

Ratings

Overall 1602th 3.04⭐ 27🧑‍⚖️
Fun 1403th 3⭐ 28🧑‍⚖️
Innovation 693th 3.404⭐ 28🧑‍⚖️
Theme 1859th 2.365⭐ 28🧑‍⚖️
Graphics 333th 4.185⭐ 29🧑‍⚖️
Humor 443th 3.313⭐ 26🧑‍⚖️
Mood 828th 3.558⭐ 28🧑‍⚖️
Given 36🗳️ 35🗨️

Feedback

AhSpike
27. Apr 2021 · 16:41 UTC
Very unique and interesting idea. I love flicking the trees and watching the cats fly! I just wish there was more of the game. Are there more levels?
Leonvano
27. Apr 2021 · 17:43 UTC
Fun interactions, reminds me a bit of hidden folk :)
Local Minimum
27. Apr 2021 · 17:47 UTC
As always very interesting and very pleasing to the eye. The trees were fantastic, well the hands entering the postcard and doing things were magnificant. I wish there was more and that there was some sort of narrative to it. Perhaps that the postcard gets written a bit with every interaciton performed?
pedrocoden
14. May 2021 · 14:50 UTC
sounds perfect!
general
14. May 2021 · 16:20 UTC
I started playing it, and when I was reading the text on the postcard, I clicked the text the postcard flipped and there was no way to return to the text. Very fun interactions! I just thought, that the text might have a hint to finding the interacted object (or was this your original intention?), but the current highlights work well, too. Definitely, worth expanding it!
jondalnas
14. May 2021 · 17:32 UTC
I was not thinking I would be playing a game like that today, what an interesting experience. The game was a little short, but the game there was, was pretty amazing
tdgwsqsdgj
14. May 2021 · 17:40 UTC
Even the idea it's sointeresting,but for now i still don't know "where is deeper?"and it's don't let me to play it with fun,so for now,I don't accpet it.
Berlm
15. May 2021 · 04:35 UTC
Really good game! I can see it growing bigger and expanded upon
TopperVideoGames
15. May 2021 · 08:43 UTC
The best aspect of this was the animation, both the hand and the effects that happened. I can see this lending itself well in some sort of puzzle or investigative detective type game. Interesting idea to start out with, would like to see it expanded on more.
YouK
15. May 2021 · 13:34 UTC
The content of this game is kind of limited now, but it also makes me imagine what it will look like when it becomes bigger. Looking forward to a more complete version!
MattWoelk
15. May 2021 · 14:47 UTC
Nice hand animations 👍.
Hunter X
15. May 2021 · 17:00 UTC
I like the art style, and with a bunch of extra things to click on in the scene it could be easily developed into something like those hidden-object children's books. A good start!
aes
15. May 2021 · 18:51 UTC
super pretty! love the art
FrauKauz
17. May 2021 · 12:44 UTC
I like your game, it definitely stands out and I love the mood and art style.
I missed a bit the theme "deeper and deeper", and also a bit of storyline or twist.
xatulu
17. May 2021 · 18:18 UTC
I love the kind of game you are going for. It feels like a very old school experience - centered around one screen and with what feels like limitless actions that take different turns.

Would love to see you expand upon it - especially with the artstyle and some story behind it (and if it's just some soothing narration on top)
silkworm_sweatshop
18. May 2021 · 13:42 UTC
Interesting, would definitely be fun to see where it goes. I had to do a double take when I read the postcard to make sure I read what I just read :D.
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