You make great games Notch. My six year old brother is currently addicted to Minecraft and he's always begging me to help him with it because half the time he doesn't know what he's doing. Your games are quite interesting and often appeal to people of many ages.
My friends and I are currently working on a game for the jam, though we fear it might not be done by monday night, but we don't plan to quit working on it until it's done. It takes a similar approach to the theme as your game; "beneath the surface" as in a very deep game. Our game focuses more on human nature, transhumanism, and the intrinsic flaws in the idea of a utopia, while yours focuses on a human life, but the two are still similar in the respect that they are both quite deep.
At first when I started playing this, I expected something short and simple, but I quickly found out how wrong I was! This is a great game from a great developer and I'd love to see more games as creative as this.
LD29 — Beneath the Surface (1)
Drowning in Problems by Notch 2014-04-27T05:03:00
You make great games Notch. My six year old brother is currently addicted to Minecraft and he's always begging me to help him with it because half the time he doesn't know what he's doing. Your games are quite interesting and often appeal to people of many ages.
My friends and I are currently working on a game for the jam, though we fear it might not be done by monday night, but we don't plan to quit working on it until it's done. It takes a similar approach to the theme as your game; "beneath the surface" as in a very deep game. Our game focuses more on human nature, transhumanism, and the intrinsic flaws in the idea of a utopia, while yours focuses on a human life, but the two are still similar in the respect that they are both quite deep.
At first when I started playing this, I expected something short and simple, but I quickly found out how wrong I was! This is a great game from a great developer and I'd love to see more games as creative as this.