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[ 2022-05-04 23:52:23 CET ] [ Original post ]

You have lived nearly your entire life deep underground, watched over by a kind old man. However, it's time to move forward. Rupert told you to seek out a being named Alvin, but he did not say why. Alvin loves to read and is likely to be found in the Library of Cats. Regardless of a reason, that sounds like a much nicer place to be than in these deep echoing tunnels. Let's go!

Key Features

• A character controller dense with abilities. You will have access to double, triple, and long jumps. You can leap upwards, jump off walls and dash forward with a variety of speeds.
  
• As the pet of a wizard, you have access to many magical trinkets. Transform into a phoenix, increase your speed with a Roc's feather, or light your way with a candle's flame.

Planned Features

• Swim by transforming into a guppy.
  
• More spells!
  
• More scenes to go with a story filled with fantasy and magic. In other words, welcome to my never ending side project!

Developer's Note

After playing "Getting Over It With Bennett Foddy," I realized that I had to create this game. In "Getting Over It," Bennett says that people have been predicting that "games would soon be made out of pre-fabricated objects; bought in a store and assembled into a world." What an amazing thought! Immediately after playing his game, I went on a search for this "digital landfill." And I found it.

I learned about photogrammetry enthusiasts, abandoned student art projects, public domain libraries, and so much more. I have brought a few of these amazing works of art into this game and have presented them in a way that can be explored. The scenes in this game will not fit into any one art style as they will be a mix of real world places along with individual artist's work.

However, unfortunately for you, I agree with Bennett. Part of what make a journey is the challenge. Exploring this world will not be easy.