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After the Last Light's itch.io pageHow does your game fit the theme?
You fall through a dying universe toward the singularity at the bottom. It's the point everything collapses into, where all the separate lights finally become one.
What Game Engine did you use to make this game?
Godot 4
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Wow, this was a very calming experience. Thank you.
I liked how each entity was reflecting on it's past which also put me in that way of thinking. Overall this contributed to a feeling of closure, of the end of all ends. Great vibes.
Well structured - the connection between the black hole at the start and the probe near the end, it's evident that you put a lot of thought into it.
Great submission! Too bad you (accidentally) deleted it. Good luck with your next project.
Very nice writing but the art is especially something. Amazingly beautiful game. Simple and nice
this made me tear up
It's beautiful... All that stories, and the way you tell them, the way it all looks... It feels real, and every character i let go, with that... Like impulse, its a nice touch. Just beautiful!
Great writing and atmosphere. Very beautiful!
amazing writing, I really enjoyed the different personalities each planet had
I have one complaint though, can we please change the E to a space or smth...I pressed R by accident a number of times I am ashamed to say out loud ;-;
oops! Great feedback haha, I'll either change the key or add a confirmation prompt for reload
thank you ;-;
Very beautiful and emotional, I loved it!
Love myself a beautiful, contemplative game! On my first fall I only got things I could hold on to near the end so I have no one to give them to so I ran it a second time to see some of those interactions, really neat, I would have played a lot longer.
Beautiful, simple, and contemplative! I did not expect to silence a dying probe with the remnants of a black hole today.
It took me a moment to realize I had to press [E] near a planet. Adding a prompt when it’s available would help, and probably wouldn’t detract too much from the visuals.