Developer posts and news about this game.
This had been planned for a while after some of the few reviewers mentioned it, but it took some time because of the Itch Scream Jam 2025 and personal life stuff. Odiumfloreo now supports point-and-click controls, although the cursor's speed is limited to not make the game too ea
Nightmare sections take less time to complete. Flowers increase deformation faster. The keys in the 3-key puzzle bounce more and have less weight.
Changed a minor physics settings on the second minigame type's grabbable objects to prevent them from getting frozen. Made the separators in the 3 chemicals puzzle harder to move by other objects.
Fixed a bug that caused the exploration segments to ignore music settings. Made the fly net stick in one of the exploration segments rotate slower.
it feels tiring. madness everywhere. your flesh twists and turns. you do not recognize the thing in the mirror. the wrathful screams drown all noise. the stimulation never stops. close your eyes. see the distortions. endure until the end. end the blooming.
At the moment of writing this, the soundtrack is fully complete. Its Steam page has already been updated to list all of the tracks. The third and final type of minigame has also been completed. Originally, it was going to be a "spot the differences" type of game, but that idea di
The Steam page for the soundtrack is up. There will probably be a few additions to the track list soon: View game page I have already tested the game by playing it from beginning to end and there doesn't seem to be any major issues. I have also gotten a tester to confirm that the
At the moment of writing this, the game has "gone gold". All of the 15 main levels, the 17 point-and-click segments, the 3 bosses (yes, there are boss fights) and the final minigame are done. Only testing remains. So, with all of this in mind, I have decided to just forget about
Progress has been made faster than expected. 17 of the 18 post-level segments are already complete. Most of these consist on "point-and-click" segments in which you solve a simple physics-based puzzle while exploring the game's settings and learning some vague lore. A few of thes
I decided to upload the jam version as a demo so that Odiumfloreo can participate in the Next Fest. Some differences to note with the full game: -The levels are much shorter. The full version has longer levels split up in "waves" (for example, later levels with several mechanics