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Play Anti- Cast
Anti- Cast

Dec. 24, 2018

1

The arrows that don't actually tell you where you're going were really annoying, but I could deal with that until you decided it's an action game and not a Point and Click Adventure.

Play The Kitchin Family Mystery
The Kitchin Family Mystery

Feb. 12, 2018

1

Yeah I'm pretty sure "Go back" after starting the ritual making it impossible to restart the ritual is a pretty game breaking bug.

Developer Reply

Terribly Sry, haven't seen these comments until now, can't get to them in Kongregate and found them as a coincidence from a google search. I have a really busy schedule, but will try to make a new version of the game w bug fixes. I kind of suck at programming so it'll take some time :/ For any readers that might be interested anyway - Uh Oh, there are a couple of these. I'll try to sort them out in a new version

Play Vorago
Vorago

May. 15, 2017

1

One thing so infuriating that I cannot give it anything resembling a decent score: Literally 100% impossible unless you have insanely quick reaction speed. Point and click games *are not* reaction games. There is a reason I'm not playing a reaction game.

Play A Matter of Caos: Episode 2
A Matter of Caos: Episode 2

Oct. 03, 2015

0

Is it possible to play these on Linux? When I'm in Chrome Kongregate refuses to allow me to play Unity games (even though they work completely 100% fine on other sites, such as Newgrounds), and when I'm in Firefox (actually Iceweasel but they're the same thing) I can't use the Linux backport version of Flash. I mostly just have no idea why Kongregate refuses to allow me to play Unity games when they're perfectly functional...

Developer Reply

Hi! Right now there are two kind of Unity games: Web Player (the old plugin that Chrome completely disabled, so you need to use Firefox) and WebGL (new HTML5 version). The Web Player compiled games are not officially supported on Linux because they need the Unity Web Player (there isn't an official version for Linux, but you can try this http://wiki.unity3d.com/index.php/Running_Unity_Web_Player_on_Linux_using_Pipelight). The WebGL compiled games seems to be the solution but for now the compiler is in a preview version and not everething work well with it. Anyway we're testing some versions of AMOC in WebGL and if we get to solve all of the issue we will release also HTML5 versions! :) We hope that this answer is exhaustive and you find a way to play our game! Cheers and keep having fun!