BIZARRE DREAM BAZAAR (Carpet Edition)
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
I had this dream on a sixth month of the yesteryear.
A bazaar... In a big city in the middle of the imaginary East. Filled with shadows, strange people, cats, street magicians, jinns, golems, people shaped like letters. The whole thing looked like it all revolved around some carpet-centered event, like a gathering of great masters. I like having intriguing dreams like that. So what's going to happen next? PS. Game contains 3 endings.
We made it in a small team of developers. Everything was made in a week, rather in a weekend.
We are: Samael Kethill, finestm8, A.Saari (Moonisland)
Thanks and shoutouts to Carl "Transient" Martin for his music.
Special thanks from A.Saari to Edmund Szklarski for his highly inspiring imagery and music.
Created for LSDJAM-2021
Engine source code on github
Controls:
WASD - walkMouse/Arrow keys - look around
E - interact
ESC - back
Enter - confirm
F2 - save screenshot
F11 - toggle fullscreen
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Install instructions
This game requires Java 8 or newer to run, so don't forget to install JRE!
It also seems that java doesn't like directories with an exclamation mark in their names. O_O
Development log
- Version 1.0.2Apr 03, 2022
- Version 1.0.1Jan 25, 2022
Comments
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i am still fascinated with this game. the world you built is so interesting, i love the characters and what you can learn about them. i just want to know more about this place and other travels of the protagonist. this is one game from that jam that I still have.
Thank you for your kind words!
Great game my guy, I am going to recommend it to my friends
THX for making the game
Thank you for playing!
What is this game? I've only died and didn't understood how to get the carpet :(
I loved the style and mystery, but it wasn't easy to grasp what i should do in it.
Opinions and gameplay here.
You missed some dialogues, it should be easier to get the other 2 endings if you find those dialogues. 😊 Thanks for playing!
I liked the atmosphere, it was pretty cool. The "true" ending was also a bit unexpected. But I had to change the variable "output" in world.glsl, because OpenGL thought it was a reserved name. And the English was also sometimes janky. Overall, very good.
Thanks UwU