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Woah, is this the same author as https://summer-afternoon.vlucendo.com https://summer-afternoon.vlucendo.com ?
by tetris11 1y ago
Woah, is this the same author as
https://summer-afternoon.vlucendo.com https://summer-afternoon.vlucendo.com
?
- 5- 1y agowell spotted! seems to be the case: https://x.com/vlucendo/status/1971219342231732516 https://x.com/vlucendo/status/1971219342231732516
- tetris11 1y agoI noticed the movement UI style was the same
- Rygian 1y agoThe alien sunbathing at the beach is a nice wink.
- V__ 1y agoI remember that. What a talent.
- geuis 1y agoLove the beach guy makes an appearance in both.
- mlok 1y agoThe flying saucer is also there too :)
- KevinMS 1y agocontrolling movement is much easier. Something is wrong with the movement in the OP game, at least on a browers
- Retr0id 1y agoFeels about the same to me, I think the map is just more open on this one so the camera is less likely to be pointed somewhere annoying.
- esjeon 1y agoAn interesting contradiction is that, in Summer Afternoon, you are in a wide empty town, but, in Messenger, you're stuck in a small planet AND limited vision. You can only see near-by stuffs and never the whole town. The design of the latter allows packing more details in a smaller space. Also, players are forced to face a lot of unexpectedness, as navigation becomes a natural challenge (which isn't difficult to overcome, which is exactly the point). It's like the blind men and the elephant, and can feel very limited, but you end up using your brain, and, in that process, you fully embrace the world details.