[Environmental] Small Worlds - A short simple Knytt-esque exploration game (SWF)

Couldn't be bothered to go past the second level/world/whatever. It bored me, I don't see what's so great about this.

Couldn't be bothered to go past the second level/world/whatever. It bored me, I don't see what's so great about this.

This is a very charming game!  Notch (Minecraft creator) posted about it on his blog recently.

Quote from: Sparks on October 30, 2009, 13:25:08

Couldn't be bothered to go past the second level/world/whatever. It bored me, I don't see what's so great about this.

Says the guy who has an avatar from the most annoying game in the universe.

If you pay attention,

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

all the worlds in the game have very dark undertones.

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The worlds were destroyed by nuclear winter, pollution, world ending war (explosion), and other life-forms.

If you pay attention, you might learn the story-line.

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The noise is the memories of all the horrors our protagonist has been through, remembering what each of the worlds were like before they were corrupted and destroyed, killing all the people in the universe. He realizes that he may be the only one left. With this knowledge, he eventually decides that he might as well kill himself, because nothing can save humanity from the dark corruptions it always will weave. Thus, our protagonist dives into the sun, just to rid himself of all the noise, all the trauma, all the darkness.


That is probably the darkest thing I will ever say in my life...

If you pay attention,

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

all the worlds in the game have very dark undertones.

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

The worlds were destroyed by nuclear winter, pollution, world ending war (explosion), and other life-forms.

If you pay attention, you might learn the story-line.

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

The noise is the memories of all the horrors our protagonist has been through, remembering what each of the worlds were like before they were corrupted and destroyed, killing all the people in the universe. He realizes that he may be the only one left. With this knowledge, he eventually decides that he might as well kill himself, because nothing can save humanity from the dark corruptions it always will weave. Thus, our protagonist dives into the sun, just to rid himself of all the noise, all the trauma, all the darkness.


That is probably the darkest thing I will ever say in my life...

If you pay attention,

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

all the worlds in the game have very dark undertones.

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

The worlds were destroyed by nuclear winter, pollution, world ending war (explosion), and other life-forms.

If you pay attention, you might learn the story-line.

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

The noise is the memories of all the horrors our protagonist has been through, remembering what each of the worlds were like before they were corrupted and destroyed, killing all the people in the universe. He realizes that he may be the only one left. With this knowledge, he eventually decides that he might as well kill himself, because nothing can save humanity from the dark corruptions it always will weave. Thus, our protagonist dives into the sun, just to rid himself of all the noise, all the trauma, all the darkness.

Quote from: The stickman on November 17, 2009, 23:36:41

If you pay attention,

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

all the worlds in the game have very dark undertones.

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

The worlds were destroyed by nuclear winter, pollution, world ending war (explosion), and other life-forms.

If you pay attention, you might learn the story-line.

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

The noise is the memories of all the horrors our protagonist has been through, remembering what each of the worlds were like before they were corrupted and destroyed, killing all the people in the universe. He realizes that he may be the only one left. With this knowledge, he eventually decides that he might as well kill himself, because nothing can save humanity from the dark corruptions it always will weave. Thus, our protagonist dives into the sun, just to rid himself of all the noise, all the trauma, all the darkness.

Nah.