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May 30, 2012

sequester

Enter the mind of a nameless young boy as he dreams of his sister, who is deceased and stuck between this life and the next in sequester, the latest platformer by Antony Lavelle.

27 comments:

  1. Woah impressive production values.

    Thanks Bart.

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  2. Very odd indeed.. Thxs

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  3. I'm not sure who came up with this game mechanic first but it was also used in the oddly named game "Vanessa Saint-Pierre Delacroix and Her Nightmare".

    It's an odd game mechanic, I've now finished every level and it never really felt like I understood the trickier levels. Sometimes I half guessed at the way to go but mostly it was trial and error.

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  4. oh my god this is very sad

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  5. I feel I could spend the rest of my life trying to finish Level 3-3.

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  6. I can't beat the level with the 4 bars in front of the door. Is there a walkthrough anywhere that might be able to help?

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  7. The imagery is great and the atmosphere fantastic, but I had to stop playing because the character's responses to my keys are too frustrating - like it's at the same time underwater and in low gravity. Maybe it's my very slow computer playing tricks on me. Sad though, it looks really promising :(

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  8. Took me some time to finish this game, but loved every minute of it. Sad story, but beautifull at the same time. Challenging levels. Really enjoyed it. :)

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  9. the narrator has a sext voice

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  10. first!
    wow, never done first before..... anyway, liked it but the controls were kinda slippery for me.

    thnx bart!

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  11. I really liked this, but on my fancy computer the controls were sluggish. Very sad but lovely game.

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  12. I enjoyed this but, apparently, not enough to spend another 20 minutes trying to get past level 3-3. Thanks for this one anyway, Bart!

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  13. I don't mind hard levels, but getting stuck at a dead end where you cannot jump out of seems like sloppy design to me.

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  14. I can't get level 3-3. HELP!

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  15. I give up. I need a video walkthrough to beat this game.

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  16. There's a full walkthrough up on Youtube now. I still don't know if I can finish the game though.

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  17. I'm still playing. I really liked it so far, aside from one thing: Being chased by those things totally ruins the atmospere.. :(

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  18. Woah.. That was creepy. And great. I especially loved the spoken text, and the music was good, too. Great atmosphere!

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  19. I'm glad there was a way to skip the levels... The story was sad, but this game style was pretty cool.

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  20. Really enjoyed this - loved that you could see through one side of the cube to manipulate the others. Like a rubik's platformer.

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  21. I love this game so much, I replayed it two more times after finishing just for the plot and story aspect of it <3

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  22. Takes a little too long to load, but otherwise, great game! A little dark, though.

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