Thank you very much for letting me know. I apologize; perhaps I configured the settings incorrectly, or there was an error on the site. It seems to be downloadable now—thanks again.
Oh, just a quick additional explanation—since I didn't get around to it earlier: the 'E' key toggles between build mode and adventure mode. In build mode, the mouse scroll wheel adjusts the height of the block being placed; blocks snap to others and solidify. If you make a mistake while building, you can right-click the misplaced block to remove it. You can build houses, bridges, or anything else. I had planned to create various levels—ranging from building barriers to constructing houses—but I didn't have enough time during this game jam session.
The story is also currently incomplete; the intended ending involved the child pressing the TV remote to watch an action-adventure movie, becoming engrossed in play, and drifting into a realm of imagination—perhaps a dream—only to wake up with the toy in hand upon "losing" the game.
Oh, just a quick additional explanation—since I didn't get around to it earlier: the 'E' key toggles between build mode and adventure mode. In build mode, the mouse scroll wheel adjusts the height of the block being placed; blocks snap to others and solidify. If you make a mistake while building, you can right-click the misplaced block to remove it. You can build houses, bridges, or anything else. I had planned to create various levels—ranging from building barriers to constructing houses—but I didn't have enough time during this game jam session.
The story is also currently incomplete; the intended ending involved the child pressing the TV remote to watch an action-adventure movie, becoming engrossed in play, and drifting into a realm of imagination—perhaps a dream—only to wake up with the toy in hand upon "losing" the game.
Thanks a lot—I'm really glad you tried out my game. Yeah, there are still quite a few unfinished parts; originally, the story was about a father trying to help his child, but due to the deadline, I changed it so the father gets angry at the kid and throws them into the living room—though he catches them again, hahaha. Oh, I forgot to mention that you need to press the 'E' key to switch between build mode and adventure mode. Also, there seems to be a glitch with the toon shader shadows that I'm still trying to fix. Thanks again, and thanks for the feedback.
Wow, I'm so glad you tried this game and that you enjoyed it—even though it certainly still has its flaws. This was the first game jam entry I've ever submitted, and I only joined when the submission period was already halfway through. Thank you so much for the ideas, feedback, and encouragement; I gained a lot of knowledge and experience. I'm really happy—thanks again!
Haha, you remember the music that plays whenever the vendor passes by your house; the same vendor used to pass by mine, too. That "Susu Nasional" brand is really famous in Indonesia, hehe. I’m also from Java—specifically the Bandung area. Thanks so much for liking this game! Memememe
