That was such a great experience! I love the art style and sound design! The "quite jumpscare" with a shadow near the end gave me creeps! Thank you for the game! Here's my little playthrough (Polish language) cheers!
It's interesting you mentioned Toward the light, cause we've also been working on a first person game set in a world where the sun has vanished. So that'll be coming out roughly next year. This is what it looks like. https://vimeo.com/422149469
Sounds very exciting, I've always loved concepts like that from watching Vsauce, like how we would live without a sun or what we might discover out in space :P
I love this game! The art style and the spooky vibes the setting gives makes me get the chills. Great work! I played this in my video and let me tell you, it was a great experience! Plus, there's not a whole lot of space-like horror out there, so it's good to see another great game like it!
We have MANY art assets and games on the line. The next game is a rage platformer that I've been working on since last year, which will be out in September. The next is a metroidvania third person game inspired by Zelda and Pokemon and will have a pixelated art style like this. Lastly, I've also been working on a PS1 Puppet combo inspired game set in a world where the sun has vanished. Most of the art assets are already built so we're just compiling them as we speak. :) If you're interested , feel free to follow us here at Itch. io or at Twitter @humanrobotgames.
Amazing game. I really enjoyed everything about it. The gameplay was smooth and the graphics were cool. I did a playthrough that I will link down below if you are interested.
I have to say great game and it was a pleasure to play such a stylish game. I want to see more from you. Keep at it. I hope my video gets seen by many to boost you up in the gaming community and gaming industry.
Like the visuals, would love for more tension, longer duration and perhaps more 'Survival' oriented gameplay if for any future games with a similar style
Eyy thanks for trying out our game. If you haven't followed yet, be sure to follow our channel. We're definitely gonna be releasing more games here. Next on our lineup is a rage platformer inspired by "Getting over it" and "Jump King"
I am very happy to listen to it, then try to make a game with levels that are quite difficult and happy. I look forward to it ... thank you for making this game :)
We might be adding a few slight adjustments in the future , but for now, we're settled with what we have. We're now working on our next game , which will be a rage platformer inspired by "Getting over it" and "jump king" , which will definitely be longer.
There were supposed to be sounds but I think it might've not worked. Or maybe the volume may have been set a little too low to register. Will look into it. Thanks for the feedback.
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That was such a great experience! I love the art style and sound design! The "quite jumpscare" with a shadow near the end gave me creeps! Thank you for the game! Here's my little playthrough (Polish language) cheers!
I love space horror games! Near the end it was like Toward The Light (a very old horror game) but on the moon! I hope enjoy watching my video :)
It's interesting you mentioned Toward the light, cause we've also been working on a first person game set in a world where the sun has vanished. So that'll be coming out roughly next year. This is what it looks like. https://vimeo.com/422149469
Sounds very exciting, I've always loved concepts like that from watching Vsauce, like how we would live without a sun or what we might discover out in space :P
I love this game! The art style and the spooky vibes the setting gives makes me get the chills. Great work! I played this in my video and let me tell you, it was a great experience! Plus, there's not a whole lot of space-like horror out there, so it's good to see another great game like it!
Loved the style of this one, can we have more plz? :)
We have MANY art assets and games on the line. The next game is a rage platformer that I've been working on since last year, which will be out in September. The next is a metroidvania third person game inspired by Zelda and Pokemon and will have a pixelated art style like this. Lastly, I've also been working on a PS1 Puppet combo inspired game set in a world where the sun has vanished. Most of the art assets are already built so we're just compiling them as we speak. :) If you're interested , feel free to follow us here at Itch. io or at Twitter @humanrobotgames.
Amazing game. I really enjoyed everything about it. The gameplay was smooth and the graphics were cool. I did a playthrough that I will link down below if you are interested.
I have to say great game and it was a pleasure to play such a stylish game. I want to see more from you. Keep at it. I hope my video gets seen by many to boost you up in the gaming community and gaming industry.
Like the visuals, would love for more tension, longer duration and perhaps more 'Survival' oriented gameplay if for any future games with a similar style
I really liked the look and feel of The Last Cosmonaut. My favorite thing about it were the sounds heard as you gather things.
Show post...
so cool...hope full story
Game good :))
Eyy thanks for trying out our game. If you haven't followed yet, be sure to follow our channel. We're definitely gonna be releasing more games here. Next on our lineup is a rage platformer inspired by "Getting over it" and "Jump King"
I am very happy to listen to it, then try to make a game with levels that are quite difficult and happy. I look forward to it ... thank you for making this game :)
Is the game finished and needs no more updates?
We might be adding a few slight adjustments in the future , but for now, we're settled with what we have. We're now working on our next game , which will be a rage platformer inspired by "Getting over it" and "jump king" , which will definitely be longer.
Love the style and attention to detail in the environments and interactions. Well done 👍
Thanks :)
With sounds this game would be awesome :)
There were supposed to be sounds but I think it might've not worked. Or maybe the volume may have been set a little too low to register. Will look into it. Thanks for the feedback.