This was a lot of fun! Interesting to go through and check both endings; got a little too surreal for my tastes but not necessarily a bad thing. Great job!
I think I got the 'bad' end, but when I restart to continue the game - it starts the ending sequence rather than a place where I can try and find the other ending. Is there really no choice but to play again from the start?
I feel a little ripped-off by this - I like to read everything before moving on to the interactive/puzzle elements, but I think in this case this is what lead me to the 'bad' end?
That was a long game, and so much fun. A lot of reading but fun. I ended up reading all the books I could find and it really puts together the story for what is going on, and for once I am grateful someone can create a horror game without making the story vague and nebulous. You managed to create a really interesting story which is captivating to what the library is and yet be mysterious to the library’s extent.
The puzzles were great, just complex enough to make me think without needing to use a guide. I’m really happy the puzzles were diverse, it wasn’t simply questions or finding items, but instead about aspects of each level you go to. I don’t think I ever really see a developer make use of their level design to devise such interesting puzzles.
Loved the game, can’t wait to see what else you make.
this game really is everything I've ever wanted in my life, it's like you tapped directly into my conscious brain and made this game for me specifically, I love it
Easily one of the best horror games I've played on Itch. It manages to be really scary without jumpscares, and the puzzles are good, not too hard. There are a lot of interesting things to find. Definitely play it if you like horror games.
This was a fun little atmospheric puzzle game with hidden secrets i made a video of me playing it 3 months back but i forgot to post it i hope you enjoy
I was able to run the demo of this game from a while back without issues, however this does not run on Windows 7, and when I run it on Linux through wine/proton the sound is missing, on both the Itch and Steam version. Any chance for a linux sound issue fix/non-windows 10 version?
UPDATE: After hours of trial and error I finally managed to get the game to run on Windows 7, no sound issues. What I did was I downloaded dxvk (https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases) and copied all the dll files from inside the x64 folder to "<game installation folder >/Ouroboros/Binaries/Win64". I hope this information is useful to others in my situation.
UPDATE 2: I managed to also get sound working on linux by running winecfg for the prefix I run the game in and changing the windows version from 10 to 8.1.
Love this so far 👍. I meant to do more of a 1st impression vid, but got totally caught up in it's atmosphere & played 3x as long as intended 😂. I'll post ending to my 1st playthru tomorrow, along w/me going for the forbidden knowledge I missed & trying to get the other ending.
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This was a lot of fun! Interesting to go through and check both endings; got a little too surreal for my tastes but not necessarily a bad thing. Great job!
I think I got the 'bad' end, but when I restart to continue the game - it starts the ending sequence rather than a place where I can try and find the other ending. Is there really no choice but to play again from the start?
I feel a little ripped-off by this - I like to read everything before moving on to the interactive/puzzle elements, but I think in this case this is what lead me to the 'bad' end?
SO MUCH READING!!! But I thoroughly enjoyed the puzzles and the library (especially when things got weird)!
The puzzles were great, just complex enough to make me think without needing to use a guide. I’m really happy the puzzles were diverse, it wasn’t simply questions or finding items, but instead about aspects of each level you go to. I don’t think I ever really see a developer make use of their level design to devise such interesting puzzles.
Loved the game, can’t wait to see what else you make.
I like how the full version is free on itch.io & Steam!!!
... BTW, I thought the Full Version is Paid?!
Very good Game. I loved the puzzles. Congrats.
I loved the game! got stuck a few times but such a good game!
Very interesting. At the end of the game I was lost though I couldn't finish it.
this game really is everything I've ever wanted in my life, it's like you tapped directly into my conscious brain and made this game for me specifically, I love it
I absolutely love this one! I played it on Steam.
Such a good game with fun puzzles and a cool concept! Really enjoyed the creepy atmosphere!
Easily one of the best horror games I've played on Itch. It manages to be really scary without jumpscares, and the puzzles are good, not too hard. There are a lot of interesting things to find. Definitely play it if you like horror games.
I played the demo as part of the PS1 Haunted Demo Disc.
Great job on the creepy atmosphere and being able to uncover a story. I think I'll have to play the full version for sure some time!
This was a fun little atmospheric puzzle game with hidden secrets i made a video of me playing it 3 months back but i forgot to post it i hope you enjoy
I was able to run the demo of this game from a while back without issues, however this does not run on Windows 7, and
when I run it on Linux through wine/proton the sound is missing, on both the Itch and Steam version. Any chance for a linux sound issue fix/non-windows 10 version?UPDATE: After hours of trial and error I finally managed to get the game to run on Windows 7, no sound issues. What I did was I downloaded dxvk (https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases) and copied all the dll files from inside the x64 folder to "<game installation folder >/Ouroboros/Binaries/Win64". I hope this information is useful to others in my situation.
UPDATE 2: I managed to also get sound working on linux by running winecfg for the prefix I run the game in and changing the windows version from 10 to 8.1.
Had to revisit and finish this one (& get both endings 😋). It definitely made a good 1st impression; great writing, atmosphere, & overall experience!
Love this so far 👍. I meant to do more of a 1st impression vid, but got totally caught up in it's atmosphere & played 3x as long as intended 😂. I'll post ending to my 1st playthru tomorrow, along w/me going for the forbidden knowledge I missed & trying to get the other ending.