Elia, Ilaria & the Kids Having a Good Time at the Sea (or at least they try)
A downloadable game for Windows
Finally it's Ferragosto, a holiday right in the middle of August! Elia has prepared everything for a one-day trip to the sea. Or so he thought...
Can you satisfy every request of the family before it's too late, and then enjoy a well-deserved day at the sea?
Made in two weeks for the AdvXJam.
- Colours that you can count on one hand!
- So many inventory items!
- Stuff you can look at!
- Stuff you can pick up!
A deep, touching, heart-wrenching plot!Meet unforgettable characters and forget about them minutes later!
Lorenzo Boni: plot, coding, graphics, animations.
Slasher: testing.
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This is the fourth game I've played from you. The simple family story was a lot of fun. The puzzles are already hilarous and cracked off laughing. The annoyed face of Matteo still makes me smile. Looking forward to play your next games. 😊
Haha, the grumpy kid was fun to draw :D
Thanks for the comment(s) and for playing my games!
Always a pleasure, mate! :)
Hey, what was the use for the PlayBob Magazine. I finished the game without using it
No real use for it really, it's just there as a joke. You can give it to people and use it on some hotspots to see the replies, but it serves no real purpose. :)
Thanks for playing!
I just played through all your games. I enjoyed them all. Thanks for making and sharing them to the world
Nice game enjoyed it, posted a short review (game_reviews page) on my discord server with more than 400 users, which I run for game devs to share their games and assets
https://discord.gg/C4dDmtcwAG
Thank you for the review!
Okay now you're getting silly with the title lengths of your games!! :-D
Oh, you mean the title is too short? I definitely agree with you. ;)
Yes exactly, you could easily have managed a few more long words.
I feel bad for Elia's plan BUT the game is fun so... Good work in the jam! :)
Thank you for your comment! Nice video, and useful too. I corrected a few issues I didn't notice after watching it!