Celidah's Comments

Love the concept. This would be wonderful developed into a longer game with more elements affecting the main mechanic, but as is, it's a very nicely-made coffee-break-sized game. Well done.

It shows a lot of promise, but the combination of A/D and spacebar for movement feels somewhat clunky. With either the arrow keys for movement and spacebar for jump, or AD for movement, W for jump, and spacebar for shoot, the controls would feel more natural, and I think it would improve things. I think the graphics and music tie into the melancholy/creepy atmosphere well.

I've heard a saying: "Whenever you say 'yes' to something, you say 'no' to something else." This game is basically that in interactive form. Nice, thoughtful little narrative.

This is a really good little game. I really like the stop-motion artwork, and the puzzles were easy, but still fun to sort out. Nice work.

The most important thing I learned from this game is that "red" spelled backwards is "der." Do what you will with this information.

@OrOchit, the quest isn't bugged. If you can't figure out how to finish it, try digging a little deeper (hint, hint). The black-clothed guys in the desert are not the Marrows. @zackattack316, with the new update, no. You can find titanium underground in much the same way you found it in the golden golem cave--minus fighting those friggin' golden golems. ;) Very fun game, by the way. I'm so addicted, & with every new update, am delighted with the new content. How dare you end the latest update on such a cliffhanger, though!

Grame: "Please stop randomly poking me" Me: [furiously randomly pokes Graeme] "DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO"

Antichamber: the Flash Game. And I mean that as a compliment! Nice work.

Fun game, fun mechanic, smooth gameplay (mostly), & dig that smooth jazz. Sadistically satisfying to walk off a cliff, POOF to an enemy's spot, & watch them fall helplessly to their doom. Well done!

Very neat! I was disappointed to see that just as the puzzles started really building in complexity, it was over! I, too, would love to see a sequel, perhaps with the storyline of our two heroes trying to get back to reality. Fun coffee-break-sized puzzle!

I want to make par on the levels, but I also just really like clicking over and over to make a bunch of explosions. I'm so conflicted...

When I first entered the game, I thought I was going to play yet another level platformer. But when I pushed the button, and the landscaped shifted for the first time, I broke into a huge grin and stayed that way until I finished all too soon. Well done!

This game has a lot of potential, but the control scheme absolutely baffled me. Either allowing players to change the control scheme or making a more intuitive default control scheme would really improve the game. I have little doubt I would enjoy this if the controls were better!

Very well-done! Few short games succeed at telling a complete story, but I think you've done that very well here. Nice work.

Frantic, but really fun! I like it!

I really liked the concept, and it looks and sounds beautiful. Two things, though. It did get really laggy on my computer when I approached the edges of the levels. Also, not everything turns transparent when you're behind it on a different plane, namely the blue crystal-looking platforms and trees. I didn't like that I couldn't see where I was standing behind them or if I was about to step off into nothingness. All in all, though, it looks like it has a lot of potential. Good luck with the Kickstarter!

The game stands well on its own as a music game, even without the promotional aspect--and that, in turn, is well-done promotion. Although the title and theme made me expect music from somewhere between the 20s to the 70s, I wasn't put off by the song itself. It was even kinda catchy. I think you're pretty talented in your genre, honestly. Good luck with the competition, and well-done on your game!

Oh man, this game. So difficult, but it hurts so good. I liked that it saved your progress, and being able to graze the blocks without being instantly destroyed was a nice touch. All in all, nicely done. Now excuse me while I throw my laptop out the window.

Pretty fun little game. It's silly, has a unique art style, and I like those things in a game. If I could offer one suggestion, then it would be checkpoints. The map is rather big, and it would be nice to be able to start from a checkpoint rather than having to begin all over again when I lost all my lives. Other than that, though, it's pretty good.

Great job! The story was interesting, the game looked good, and everything worked perfectly--no bugs, no clipping issues, nothing but smooth animation and gameplay. Given your previous work, I was bracing myself for something to jump out at me when I opened the coffin. ;) Hope to see more from you. I always enjoy your work.