henke on 16/6/2015 at 16:52
[video=youtube;nptXAYlRhFo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nptXAYlRhFo[/video]
Download this thing now: (
http://xra.itch.io/memory-of-a-broken-dimension)
It's more unsettling and visually stunning than 10 E3's put together.
van HellSing on 16/6/2015 at 19:47
Played this a while ago, it's awesome.
icemann on 18/6/2015 at 11:51
Thanks for mentioning this one. Had a quick play (40 mins I think). Pretty good overall. Takes your brain a while to get used to all the glitching going on.
A basic level of dos language is needed to get past the intial cmd screen. That threw me for a few seconds. Also working out what in the hell your supposed to be doing took me a few minutes. That said, that's half the fun.
Took me AGES to work out where in the hell to go at the end, since you often don't know where a "wall" will lead to.
Oh and the BSOD screen at the end managed to trick me. I thought my PC had blue screened for a minute there until it took you back to the command prompt again.
qolelis on 12/7/2016 at 06:54
I know I'm pretty late, but I only discovered this now while taking some time off over the weekend to check out some indie games: This game fits me perfectly; great atmosphere, great sound design, and I love the over-all glitchy nature and how it lets me discover things on my own. This will definitely be something I'll play when it's done.
It reminds me a lot of The Witness -- not in the aesthetics of course, but in how the rules of the game are deliberately kept obscure and not immediately defined.
Thirith on 12/7/2016 at 11:16
Is this the prototype you're all talking about, or is there a new version?
qolelis on 12/7/2016 at 11:32
I played the preview build made available in September 2015. I don't know if it's changed since the original post.
demagogue on 12/7/2016 at 11:37
The same version I imagine.
Cool game.
Short and sw@xee.!!%ct$+[#.
icemann on 12/7/2016 at 11:38
Same here. Not heard of any updated versions since.
