Aashtarsrain wrote:
:D Great job. Exquisite and refined game. Not too easy but not too tricky. Exactly the kind of fun you can expect from the Hidden Object genre. My favorite since I played the Tudors one (though of course this one's much shorter).
I'm thrilled you enjoyed my game, and my apologies that it was so short. It takes roughly two to three days to Photoshop one room. After making 9 of them, I kind of ran out of ideas on what rooms to make. That and the music I was using only had 10 songs to the album: 9 room songs and one opening/closing song.
Aashtarsrain wrote:
I had a hell of a time looking for the "plates" in the Attic
Thank you very much for this.
I'm so glad you liked it!
Err... The missing plates were a glitch. The imagemap coordinates overlapped with the 'sampler.' That glitch has since been fixed, among a few other tiny adjustments.
It's already been upgraded if you'd like the 'fixed version.
SusanTheCat wrote:
Looks AWESOME! - Susan
I'm glad you like it. I hope you like playing it too!
Aleema wrote:
This was a really good, polished game. I have been a sucker for a few hidden object games in the past, though I haven't played one for years, but I do know what a good one is like. I was afraid this would be too easy (and indeed, it wasn't as hard as some commercial ones), but I didn't breeze right through. Not at all.
In fact, I hate the conservatory and its damn butterflies. Screw you pink butterfly that looks white. Yes, you. And oh man, those objects outside of the window were just cruel. xD
Okay, so I
do have something of a sadistic streak.
Aleema wrote:
I have to say, what I like most about your game compared to others, is that the items, for the most part, were relevant to their rooms. I know I could go to the kitchen or the living room in some HO games and it would just be the same crap. Over and over, for all the rooms. The differing things would be mainly the BG. I liked going into the different rooms and finding different stuff. That was truly fun and unfortunately innovative. xD Yay thumbs up yay.
I am absolutley thrilled you liked it!
Except for the butterflies. *snicker*
You have something of a reputation for being a hard customer to please. Not that I mind!
I've only played a few hidden object games myself and I have to agree. They tend to use the same things over and over with new backdrops, which makes it a little too easy to tell what's supposedly hidden.
Arcanum wrote:
I can't wait for the mac version to be uploaded, this looks cool !
It's ready for download! I hope you like it.
Desu_Cake wrote:
Just finished it. I found it a bit easy, but that was probably because I was playing another hidden object game yesterday.
Actually, it was probably a bit easy because I'm still new at game making. Give me time...
Desu_Cake wrote:
'Tis very pretty and professional-looking...
Thank you! I swear my Photoshop was smoking when I finally finished making all the graphics.
Desu_Cake wrote:
'I like how many of the objects were in places you'd expect them to be. (There weren't any shoes stuck to the roof for example.)
I probably
should have stuck a few more things in strange places, but it just didn't feel right to me.
Desu_Cake wrote:
'Music was lovely and fit right in with the atmosphere. All in all, a very good game.
I'm so glad you liked it!
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Great job. Exquisite and refined game. Not too easy but not too tricky. Exactly the kind of fun you can expect from the Hidden Object genre. My favorite since I played the Tudors one (though of course this one's much shorter).
It's an excellent piece of coding. I'm so pleased I was able to do it justice. 