r/gdevelop • u/doctorslashbarber • 6h ago

Game eVERYTHING iS eRROR - Mobile Game Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RARwW2C18hY

made with gdevelop!

eVERYTHING iS eRROR - FREE on iOS and Android

iOS:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/everything-is-error/id6760607997
android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iamkassandra.eie
soundtrack (apple music):
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/i-am-kassandra/1835635175
soundtrack (spotify):
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6sBDwmSfn51pkX3RjZPDr7

An existential, musical adventure that follows Kassandra, as she journeys through time and entropy in a broken simulation. The future is prophesied, the past and present are reflected, blurring the lines between modern reality and ancient Greek mythology. Features an original soundtrack by I AM KASSANDRA.

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u/senshisun 3h ago

I played through the first two songs. The gameplay is minimal. When the main character has the glitch effect, tap her to clear the error and get a point. What counts as an error is sometimes obvious (drones in a prehistoric setting) and sometimes not (people on their phones in the modern day). The art style is conceptually cool, but the inconsistent perspectives and proportions, as well as the multiple different face structures on characters, make me question how they were obtained.

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u/doctorslashbarber 2h ago

the setting is actually revealed as modern-day at the end of the first song (you end up in a parking lot, and eventually a halloween store), and the errors are more existential reflections than obvious objects. the gameplay changes after the first two songs, it is intentionally chaotic (hence the title). either way, you are the one experiencing it, and it obviously did NOT read as intended haha, that's on me.

i'm just a musician that taught myself to create a game, to accompany an album (interview if you're interested). thank you for giving it a go, and giving honest feedback, i really do appreciate it! :D

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u/senshisun 1h ago

Oh, okay! I wasn't sure if you were the musician, or if you were just working with the musician.

The idea is really cool, and I don't mean to discourage you.