I made some very bad art. The dinosaur level was a favorite since it seemed to be mainly focused on just building a skeleton. The others being very open ended left me feeling more lost than creative. That's just me though, I'm sure other people enjoyed the more open-ended levels. Overall I had some fun making terrible art. Keep up the good work guys!
I love this game. I love that I got to be creative, took me back to my art classes. I really love the dinosaur area. The music was so serene. I can see how you can spend literal hours on creating in this game. Only thing I like having an option of disabling motion blur, sometimes that mechanic gets me motion sick.
Thank you for posting this video, and for playing the game! We're looking at ways of improving the performance of the levels so motion blurring is minimised. There will be an improved version coming out sometime in the future.
This is quite an interesting game!! We enjoyed sculpting in it!! We would like to see the ability to disable motion blur, and turn down some brightness in the snowman level, but other than that, Good Job!!
Hi Mr Mousse, of course sharing the trailer is alright and appreciated. As far as system specs go, we're not really pros when it comes to this information, but at best we can suggest:
-windows! -a mid-tier CPU - a mid range graphics card like a 960 or 1050 -8gb of ram
this is a little bit under the specs that we built the game on, so keep that in mind. I hope this helps!
Thanks so much for trying out our game! We'll definitely need to look into optimizing the performance of some of the levels, but thanks for pushing through! Your Portrait of a Lady was particularly inspired!
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My daughter played the game and really enjoyed herself :D
We're so glad to hear that! Did she have a favourite creation?
I didnt ask :D She made an awesome dinosaur bone creation.
Fantastic!
Finally I got to play and I think some masterpieces were achieved. :)
I made some very bad art. The dinosaur level was a favorite since it seemed to be mainly focused on just building a skeleton. The others being very open ended left me feeling more lost than creative. That's just me though, I'm sure other people enjoyed the more open-ended levels. Overall I had some fun making terrible art. Keep up the good work guys!
I love this game. I love that I got to be creative, took me back to my art classes. I really love the dinosaur area. The music was so serene. I can see how you can spend literal hours on creating in this game. Only thing I like having an option of disabling motion blur, sometimes that mechanic gets me motion sick.
Thank you for posting this video, and for playing the game! We're looking at ways of improving the performance of the levels so motion blurring is minimised. There will be an improved version coming out sometime in the future.
This is quite an interesting game!! We enjoyed sculpting in it!! We would like to see the ability to disable motion blur, and turn down some brightness in the snowman level, but other than that, Good Job!!
Thank you for playing, and thanks for your comments on improvements - once the game jam is finished we're going to be releasing an improved version.
We are looking forward to seeing it!!
this looks great, awesome and limitless
may i know the system requirement? and may i share that trailer?
Hi Mr Mousse, of course sharing the trailer is alright and appreciated. As far as system specs go, we're not really pros when it comes to this information, but at best we can suggest:
-windows!
-a mid-tier CPU
- a mid range graphics card like a 960 or 1050
-8gb of ram
this is a little bit under the specs that we built the game on, so keep that in mind. I hope this helps!
This was really fun. I made a bunch of horrible things.
Your horrible creations are some of our favourites, especially your Portrait of a Lady and tree family! : )
Thanks!
Made a video
Thanks so much for trying out our game! We'll definitely need to look into optimizing the performance of some of the levels, but thanks for pushing through! Your Portrait of a Lady was particularly inspired!