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[6 Differences]

That moose...

Something I loved about the first has been carried over - the disturbing surrelaism of the art...seriously did you study art at university? Because all it's all original and stylized. Things like the moose on the train, the headlamps with no cars (a personal fave of mine), and the sun coming up were all amazing. Even better that 5 differences. You even made it a bit easier by putting less obscure diffeences, but were still challenging to spot.

Ivorydrive responds:

Thanks, man. Actually I haven't really studied art anywhere. Though I did get in trouble for drawing too much in high school. Actually I chose to drop out of high school and not even go to college. I got yelled at once in a graphic design class for making storm the house and legend has it, my teacher was seen on the internet playing it during class a couple years after I left.

[5 Differences]

deserves 46/10

That was, in a word, incredible. No, that's too small a word for it. The art was amazing and original, and fresh, and strangely surreal. The differences well thought out at times, but sometimes were a bit repetitive (eg when there were 3 or 4 JUST on a wall or in the stars). I think my favourite part was all the different counters showing how many differences there were left. My favourite ones were clock in the room with the psychadelis floating guy, the house numbers on the doors, and the numbers on the billboard. in fact, they're so well disguied I didn't notice the counter in the last one. Fantastic game.

Ivorydrive responds:

Jeez, thanks for all the kind words :-) I agree about the repetition being a problem but towards the end I was so desperate to get the game finished, I didn't care if all the differences were bricks or not. lol I'm actually a week or so away from being done with a sequel. this game was about the afternoon and the new game (6 differences) is about the night time and is a bit more creepy. Thanks again for the response, man.

[Time Assault]

Oh noes!I hope I can claim back on home insurance!

Great concept, but very difficult towards the end. I love the way the backround changes while the hands mobve!

CrazyChihuahua responds:

Ya, they start to lay it on thick near the end (well, end-ish?).

Thanks for playing it!