Hey there, fellow cat! Thank you for the compliment, I did put a lot of time in it… sigh

Well, I have an in-depth, kind of angry, half-funny, surprisingly positive review of it here.

My long story short of it is that: “Western horror swims in a pool if its own pee, and Neverending Nightmares, in all its fantastic visuals, potential and unease, is no exception; it strips itself of its pants and decides to add some pee to the poo pile.” I’m kind of controversial when it comes to that game. I wanted to give NN a negative review, but the effort put into it and the beauty and the details in it barely saved it from being torn to shreds by this particular cat.

Yes, do put Samantha on your list! It’s very short and sweet.

And yess, I was quite popular on SG haha. But it was consuming so much of my life, I guess I just had to lay off that drug. I hope to come back some day, though! And I’ll die kickin’, baby. (:

Hey Last! Thanks for leaving a comment.

If you like platformers, you’ll like Refunct for sure! At least, I hope you will. Also, you’re more than welcome. (:

PS: Check out TopDeer and Akantha and be Ａｍａｚｅｄ.

Hi Tumalu! Using one’s brain can indeed be taxing, but as someone who’s endured the best and the worse from 90’s point-n-clicks, I’m adept to that ancient and long forgotten technique. I’m having fun with Talos! But, sadly, I’m already stuck! Haha it’d be sad if it weren’t so funny.

You should give The Turing Test a look, I found that it did take some simple puzzle ideas from Talos, and it’s super fun!

Aw, thankies! They do require some effort, but feel free to look at the code and use them if you’d like!

Most of the mechanics I really like too! I was just soooo upset on how hard it is to run fast enough while playing on a controller. Which can be a huge issue on some levels. I’m at chapter 5 out of 7 atm!

Thanks a bunch for actually reading, commenting AND for complimenting me on it. I wanted to have written more but boi do these posts take some time to make!

Hello, fellow cat! Thank you so much for the compliment. My intention here was indeed to make the post as easy on the eyes as possible. Fewer words, more pics so they could have their space and speak for themselves.

I have no idea how could one beat Refunct in 15 minutes on a first try. Something like 30’ and 60’ is way more plausible for a first playthrough. Refunct is known for its speedrun community, so that could be where that number came from.

Ever since I bought the Steam Controller, I’ve also been edging away from my keyboard and mouse, so I understand your side. Well, there were two levels so far that caused me trouble. The problem is as follow: to run on The Turing Test, one needs to press the left joystick. Which is stupid, but wouldn’t be that much of a problem if the camera wasn’t so damn slow and there was no way to adjust it. Since, as I stated, I’m using the SC, I thought I’d be able to increase the sensibility on the camera control and move around more freely, but I was mistaken. When I tried the same level that was giving me a headache on the k&m, it was just so much easier.

I’m on the 5th segment out of 7 on the game as of now, and I only had to switch to k&m twice. Each segment has 10 levels. They are sorted as A01, A02, A03… B01, B02, B03 and so on. Each level takes around 1 hour to beat, each a bit longer than the last due to increase in difficulty. Some levels are REALLY QUICK, in less than 5 minutes you’ll easily be done. Some either involve more timing or more thinking or something and could take up to 20 minutes or a bit more. So if you consider I only had to switch to m&k twice, that’s only around 20 or so minutes of mild suffering.

It’s really not that much when you look at the big picture, and the big picture is certainly worthwhile.

Haha! You flatter me and my taste in games.

Thank you twice!

Well, I’ve only played 3 hours and it’s one of those games where you can’t tackle many of the game’s main mechanics in just 3 hours. Especially if you keep dying. help But, since you insist, I can give you my first impressions: the game is gorgeous. The pixel art is not only pure eye-candy but also blends well with the scenario and it works with the game. It’s one of those games that you start playing and you think “oh this is easy” and then you fucking die. It’s a roguelike, in case you didn’t now. So the objective is to reign over your meek little kingdom, fight nasty night-dwellers and run for the hills (or, rather, the vast open sea) first chance you get. In those 3 hours, I killed two monarchs and finally managed to get the third on a boat (ship!) and flee to the second island!… out of five. sigh

So yeah. It’s not a game for everyone, but if you can deal with losing everything once in a while, if you are ready to start anew, if you can deal with being surprised and if you love yourself some gorgeous artwork and pixel graphics, you’ll like this one. It’s the best sort of frustrating.

Thank you twice <3!

Both of them got nominated for awards regarding their artistic design! Which is great and well deserved, really. Orwell is fantastic! It requires a lot of reading, though, so brace yourself. And RE is so charming! I really like it.

Believe it or not, I was about to drop a note on your profile. I absolutely loved your profile design here on BLAEO and found out that we live in the same town in the process! How radical is that? Now, regarding what you actually said:

INSIDE is indeed gorgeous. It’s overwhelming, even. Glad you got The Turing Test in your WL. If you like Portal and Talos, you’ll def like this one. Plus, its Sci-fi elements are a treat in their own right.

Thank you for the compliments! Feel free to look at the code and use them yourself if you’d like. Just don’t forget that the buttons are very customizable and you should always strive to make them what suits YOU! Haha I’m always lazy so I take a long time to update my BLAEO stuff.

Thank you and I’ll try to pop more often here!

Haha! What you mean by “everywhere”?

AND OH MY FLIP BABY CAPYBARAS. Thank you. They are majestic <3