REIVES'S PROFILE

It may help to remember the attachment or whatever feeling you got after you finished your favourite game's ending; and then imagine your own game's ending, and think of how you want to be able to get there to deliver that same effect.

Ah, I didn't get any of that follow up message, so I think it didn't register. It didn't take very long at all to enter, it was pretty much a copy+paste, so time-out shouldn't be the cause. Perhaps it'll work a bit later; I've been able to submit before.

I think those are simply underwater elevations rather than reflections. But aye, looking great! The contrast feels a bit busy looking at the big overall picture, but in game it shouldn't be a problem. I was surprised to see that "Inn" sign on there; a cave town eh?

"Kade rhymes with spade"
:~


Blue: Just a little shadow tile missing.
Red: Nice.


Haven't gotten too far yet, but I'm having a good time so far. Love the little touches like being able to choose whether to fight or pick the door. I think a bit more sound usage in the intro might've been beneficial.

For some reason the BGS in the gas-leaking building plays as bugged-out noise on my computer, hm.

Aye, fan games are obviously physically capable of being good, and I've seen some rather amazing ones around, e.g. Chrono Crisis.

I think the problem with them is that they're usually motivated by the honeymoon period of addiction to a certain show/game/story - and you just want to see it continue/be a part of it. But when that honeymoon stage wears off, most are suddenly thinking "wait a minute, with all this effort, I could be working on something that actually belongs to me - and it is then either abandoned or half-assed.

At least, that was what I took from my own experience with it. :x