Go out and touch some grass

Game Inputs :

- E to interact

- P to drop object

This project was made entirely during the Indie Critical Summer GameJam, by two developpers (my brother and myself). The theme for this jam was : "It's not what it seems", and the least we can say is that we enjoyed it very much ! The theme is everywhere in the game and we hope it will surprise you. We tried to include a lot of features that should be disturbing for you players. You will have to dig deeper that expected to really understand what you are asked. We will not spoil you, so come on and discover our strange world !

Note : the story is quite poor for now, explore the world by yourself and find out what you can do !

We will surely improve the story in the following days, but we wanted to showcase multiple systems for our jam entry.

Note 2 : we had to rush in the end (isn't that the best feeling ?), so the game can definitively have some bugs. Please consider them as features, as this completely fits the theme: it may seem like a polished game, but in fact it isn't.

Warning : as suggested by the vast majority of developpers who took part in the jam, "touching grass" is a fantastic theme. Our game thus includes a large amount of grass. If you have not touched grass in the last 24 hours, please go out and touch some. Seriously, it's good for you.

Last tip : play the runner game at least 6 times ;)

Let's say that if you did not run after Maximus for a while, and carefuly washed the scene crime, you still have things to discover !

Credits: 

- This game was made using Unity 6.1 - The great asset pack "Toon Suburban" Pack by SICSGAMES  - The awesome "Diaalogue Editor" by Grasshop dev (one of the very best free packages I have ever seen + the guy has "Grass" in his name, send him love) -  "Animals FREE - Animated Low Poly 3D Models" package by ithappy - "Human Basic Motions FREE" by Kevin Iglesias - Special thanks to CodeMonkey, the real GOAT of Unity tutorials, his videos have helped me sinced the beginning of my gamedev journey.