Collapsed Void
A sequel to "Escaping Gravity", we continue with Archit's story but from a different perspective... See what happens after Archit's adventure on Mars with this point and click game made in GBStudio!
Browser Controls:
Movement: WASD or Arrow Keys
Z - Confirm / Enter
X - Cancel
Credits:
Sodor - Music, Art, Programming
Extra Credits:
Special thanks to the GBStudio community. Without their helpful tips and tutorials, this game would not be possible!
Special thanks to community members on Twitch for being so supportive while this was in development!
Special thanks to YOU for checking out my work!
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I think this is the first time I have seen a point and click style game made in GBStudio.
It works really well! I really like the beginning of the interview scene! This is an amazing way to explain Archit's story. Amazing writing!
I also apparently chose all non-canon options in the first Archit game XD
BAHAHAHHAA the illusion of choice........... LOL
Thank you for playing !! GBStudio's point and click was actually really nice to use, I'd definitely recommend it ! Thank you for playing !!
Omg I love this different perspective! It's so clean yet captivating! I love the different rooms near the end. also poor Mysci needs to find a therapist.. but his arms r looking kinda fine ngl! ;)
LOL Thank you so much for playing and for taking the time to write a comment, I appreciate it!! Glad you enjoyed it!!
This sequel is so engaging! Great world-building and very well-written. Even if you haven't played the first one (GO PLAY THE FIRST ONE), it does a good job at referencing previous events. Love the art as always!
Thank you so much!!!!
Great sequel! I love the use of an anonymous POV character to explore the lore. It reminds me of Manhunter (1988). Great work!
Tysm !!!!! Thank you for playing!!
Your writing is so good!!! I loved how you established the setting and hid info for the player to collect to really help shape what kind of environment they're in. Great work Sodor!!!!!
Thank you so much for playing and for the kind words!!!!