This game was amazing. I loved the soundtrack, and the graphics were awesome. I just wish that it was a bit longer. I wanted to see more crazy rules thrown at me!

Also of note, I checked out Flashy Goodness' deviantart page, and caught a link to the creator's page, and they're having a speedrun contest! http://godsavant.deviantart.com/journal/26569675/

I would love to watch some of those speedruns.

I'm having terrible graphical issues with this game. I want to play it so bad but literally I cannot see anything on the first floor.

Same here. Graphics errors make this unplayable for me.
Shame

Running on Win7 x64

Liked it a lot, despite its being very short. I didn't even find it frustrating. But, maybe that is because if (indie) games in general have taught me one thing, then it's to be patience and not to get frustrated.

One part I particularly liked is the minimalistic story. It consists of only few sentences, but these are rather meaningful and metaphorical. I think that is a lot more beautiful than all "art games" I've seen so far.

i liked it until i forgot to save and closed it.

Awesome game!
The level design was genius. I really liked the ambiance of the game. Worth the download.

worked great here (win vista)

SPOILERS ALERT

Anyone found the secrets? The only one I found was in the first level that you can't walk left, if you keep going left you get the first secret. I can't find the other one, though

A pity it's so short. And kinda jumpy (vaious fps rate) on slower machines.

Besides - charming!

I was so anxious to see what's next so I couldn't take a break before finishing it.

Flashy Goodness, you are an amazing musician. I see big things in your future.

Very good game. A bit odd having that resolution change at the end, and it wasn't really that hard. But I liked it (and it's music) a lot.

I really didn't find this game frustrating at all.

Moneyseize, N, Flywrench? Now there's frustrating stuff.

The second secret can be found at the area that comes after the corridor shown in the screenshot above. At the end, you have to jump from a moving platform to get to the exit. Get back on the platform and you can ride it past the right side of the screen.

Great game, very enjoyable. The difficulty level is just right. Many indie games that take pride in their difficulty have stupid shit like spikes on every damn surface, pixel-perfect jumps and all sorts of trial-and-error wankery. But these guys really seemed to have put some thought into the level design.

how do you actually save ? I find every time I get to a new level im unable to save... I press Q to bring up the menu, then select save and press Z or Y and other keys but it doesnt do anything.

The only confirmation that you saved is a little sound you hear when pressing the save button. Pressing Z/Y is correct. If you've saved correctly, a tower.sav gets created in the game's folder.

Do the secrets add anything, besides saying that you did them?

I really want to play this, but graphics issues are prvevnting me.
There is black everywhere, and I can't see anything.
Vista x84

I tried playing this a while back when I saw the post on tig. There's some graphical issue for me though, and from the way it looks, it's due to the lack of compatibility for a combination of Vista and certain graphic cards.

Mine is Vista x64 with Nvidia graphics card.

Chetyre, when you find both secrets, the dialogue at the end of the game is different. After the credits, there's a short animation where you see the shadow of the player character with a butterfly resting on his hand. (Or does it always show this? I can't remember) Haven't checked whether anything is different when you get only one secret.

I hadn't even realized this was posted on TIGSource before. I guess the screenshot they had there didn't appeal to me as much as the one here did.

How come the yellow blocks still kill you even without the Book of Law?

Don't the yellow blocks always kill you, as soon as they appear? Their killing power is "innate" while the other deaths (like not walking left) are a result of heavenly smiting.

Music are really great! Already downloaded it. ^_^

Only played a few levels, LOVE the gameboy aesthetics, and the music seems very good for the few minutes I've played.

Windows 7 RC x64 with Intel 965 graphics (ugh). No issues.

Also the game dumps OGGs of the music when you run it... then mysteriously deletes them on quitting. Copy them while the game is open! :)

Thanks for enjoying the game and the music, everyone! It's been a very interesting experience.

Amazing, amazing music, especially towards the end (or is it the same music all through hmm..?). Perfect play time and difficulty. A job very well done and so worth a playthrough!