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Truly, wondrously lovely 3d art.
So it's kind of like chapter one (of BATIM) without objective and with russian voice acting! Useful if you're learning russian haha (at least it sounded like russian it could've been Ukrainian or Belarussian or maybe a Balkan language but that feels like a stretch).
I just gave you a five star rating. These environments are gorgeous!
I will soon send a couple $ your way as well, as I would like to encourage you to continue making worlds.
Matthew L Hornbostel,
it looks so good! i really want to play it, but when i downloaded it to my computer the frame rate was so low that i cant play it at all. I dont know how to fix it? pls help i'd really want to experience this :(((
I didn't manage to install the game, but I think it's because I have a mac, maybe. Basically when I try to install agnostos there's a popup from itch io telling me 'cannot read property 'build' of undefined', and I saw that clicking install, in the install section there's nothing written (I should choose a file to install but it's empty, idk). Sad but nevermind, the graphics seem really amazing, good work :D Anyways, can someone tell me why does this happen? Just in case it happens again with other games. Thanks.
If I'm not mistaken, different operating systems run slightly differently from one another. The game seems to be built for Windows, meaning that a Mac OS would not be able to run it. A way to bypass this would be to use a virtual machine. (I don't really know anything about virtual machines, but that link explains a bit about them. Use at your own discretion, I don't know how safe they are.)
I don't know about the itch pop-up stuff, might be related to the OS stuff, but I hope this helps you a little bit :)
Yet another gorgeous collection of scenes! My jaw literally dropped in all of them. Your attention to visual detail is amazing.
However, I did want to let you know that, while I did manage to install the game manually, the itch app doesn't recognize it if you use its install feature. I'm not sure why that is, but at least the manual option exists.
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Well, this was a calm and relaxing game!I really liked the different realms! The graphics were amazing, but the audio was a bit lacking. However, the complete lack of any audio works well in the Egyptian realm.
I could not seem to find a clear cut ending to the game, so I had to assume that the heaven realm was the end. I would whish for a more visible end to the game, so that you do not go and endlessly look for more.
But all in all, the game was great! 5/5 stars from me! great work.
-BH
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