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Comment Newwwwwho

This doesn't deserve to be in the sandpit because of its length. I'm sharing it so it can get more popular.

Comment 0110103

After you step out of the tube, you have to go left, then go left again. The color puzzle can be solved after that.

Comment Hormus

Hmmm...After you step out of the tube and if you go left, how do you solve the Color Puzzle?

Comment 0110103

Hello! I'd like to first explain the premise of the game, since it's not very clear when you're playing through it. Spoilers ahead:

The game was based on my own philosophy regarding the nature of our existence. What is considered to "exist"? Is it simply having a body that can be perceived, or does it involve the more ethereal psyche? I personally believe it's a combination of both, with the mind weighing in more heavily in terms of importance. In other words, having a body is important, but being self aware is pivotal to existing. This is partially because I am certain that I exist in the mind more so than I exist in the flesh. My body, my surroundings, everything that I perceive could be fragments of my imagination. This is referenced in the game by the small brain in a jar in the background of 0110's cell. This theory is aptly titled the "brain in a vat". When you or I sense something, whether it is sound, sight, touch, taste or smell, our brain is sent signals which it decodes and understands. For example, if I touch your arm, your arm tells your brain that it's being touched in a certain spot with a certain amount of pressure. This message can be mimicked by copying the electrical impulses the brain is used to receiving. If enough of these faked impulses are sent and received, it's theoretically possible that you and I are nothing but a brain, floating around and suspended in a vat. Therefore, my body might not exist. Therefore, the mind is more important than the body. After all, it's what's metaphorically inside that counts.

If you read all of that, I'm sorry. Onto the puzzles

PUZZLE 1 - Number Pad :

I was looking at my calculator in class and noticed that the buttons were round, like points on a grid. By pressing them in a certain order, it was possible to create cute patterns. For example, "123" would be a horizontal line at the bottom, just like "963" would be a vertical line on the right. By looking at the numbe

Review vbyro

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Comment 0110103

Thank you for the reviews! I will post an explanation for the puzzles in a few days for anyone who needs it.

There is no blood in this game, I tried to keep everything safe for work.

Also, thank you for pointing out the typos, the next one will have less :)

Review Undertale Fan Games

Was that red stuff under the capsule gore? Anyways I LOVE IT!!!!!!!! :D Please make a Part 2 where you are in a dream and more puzzles. And maybe a few good jams? Anyways loved it

Comment Undertale Fan Games

SOMEONE HELP ME WITH THE COLOR RUNE PUZZLE!!! :'(

Review Zenaire

This game was great! The story itself was interesting and read smoothly, and left me wanting more. Even though the story was resolved, it seemed a bit rushed towards the end and there are still several unanswered questions. The method to get the dog to move away from the exit was especially odd.

I couldn’t find any errors in grammar or punctuation, and only found one error in spelling; after the player exits the tube, there are three options to look left, right, or “observet” (instead of observe) the runes on the wall.

The puzzles were unique and original (although I did not understand the solution to the colored rune and tiles one). I loved the art; the style suited the game perfectly and was fun to watch. I can’t begin to imagine how much time went into creating all of it. Overall, I really enjoyed this and would love to see more like it in the future!