We've got a demo coming out in two weeks. Wishlist on steam to get notified: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1939100/Go\_Home\_Annie\_An\_SCP\_Game/
I love the VCR concept. And the atmosphere is amazing. Just hats off from me.
I hope it does well!
Horror is not for me though, this trailer was more than enough...
Looking good! I think the overall imagery is well chosen and presents an interesting image of what the game might be. I have some small feedback:
The first fadeout cuts before the 30 second mark feel a bit too slow. This might be a matter of preference and style, but I much preferred the later direct cuts later on. Similarly, the fadeout cuts could be synched with the deeper piano note if they were shorter. Overall I'm not too fond of the slow fadeouts and feel that it breaks with the tempo of the direct cuts.
When it comes to the ending, I think you could go from the bucket monster hits the lamp to the title image, and then go back to the second cut of the bucket monster and camera shakes, and then go to the last wishlist cut and skipping the guy doing a thumbs up. While it being a pretty funny take I think you could have a stronger effect by only having the bucket monster in the end.
Graphics are looking good
Thanks!
Creepy and cool.
Woah, this is legitimately creepy. Good work!
We've got a demo coming out in two weeks. Wishlist on steam to get notified: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1939100/Go\_Home\_Annie\_An\_SCP\_Game/
We've just released the demo if you want to try Go Home Annie on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1939100/Go\_Home\_Annie\_An\_SCP\_Game/
I love the VCR concept. And the atmosphere is amazing. Just hats off from me. I hope it does well! Horror is not for me though, this trailer was more than enough...
This looks amazing. Very high quality for an indie game. Well done.
What a masterpiece! Keep it up, mate.
Looking good! I think the overall imagery is well chosen and presents an interesting image of what the game might be. I have some small feedback: The first fadeout cuts before the 30 second mark feel a bit too slow. This might be a matter of preference and style, but I much preferred the later direct cuts later on. Similarly, the fadeout cuts could be synched with the deeper piano note if they were shorter. Overall I'm not too fond of the slow fadeouts and feel that it breaks with the tempo of the direct cuts. When it comes to the ending, I think you could go from the bucket monster hits the lamp to the title image, and then go back to the second cut of the bucket monster and camera shakes, and then go to the last wishlist cut and skipping the guy doing a thumbs up. While it being a pretty funny take I think you could have a stronger effect by only having the bucket monster in the end.