Find Me
Girls Make Games · 2020 · 2D Platformer, Adventure, Puzzle Platformer, Platformer, 2D
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About Find Me
Find Me is a beautiful and surreal 2D puzzle platformer about a lost shadow seeking to be reunited with her human girl, while searching for memories and avoiding the dangerous city lights.
One fateful night a young girl gets in an accident, separating her shadow from her body. Lost and scared, her shadow gathers the courage to search for her lost human across the familiar, but different city.
Find Me takes you on a curious journey through the city streets and into a dark, dreamlike world. Dodge broken lights, creep along walls and ceilings, hack circuit boards, and pick up mysterious photographs of what looks like to be you as a human.
Are you really just a lost shadow? Or is there more to the story...play the game to find out!
About the Development Team
Find Me was created by Team Invenio, a group of middle to high school girls at the 2017 Girls Make Games Summer Camp in San Francisco, CA. The game won the Grand Prize at GMG’s Demo Day competition in 2017, and went on to raise over $29K on Kickstarter.
Team Invenio: Katie, Maeve, Audrey, Avalon
About Girls Make Games
Girls Make Games is a series of international summer camps and workshops designed to inspire the next generation of designers, creators, and engineers.
GMG’s flagship video game summer camp teaches girls ages 8-18 how to design and code their own games. The camps culminate in Demo Day, a national competition where the top teams from around the country pitch their games to industry professionals. The Grand Prize winning team receives extended mentorship and the opportunity to have their game professionally produced and published.
One fateful night a young girl gets in an accident, separating her shadow from her body. Lost and scared, her shadow gathers the courage to search for her lost human across the familiar, but different city.
Find Me takes you on a curious journey through the city streets and into a dark, dreamlike world. Dodge broken lights, creep along walls and ceilings, hack circuit boards, and pick up mysterious photographs of what looks like to be you as a human.
Are you really just a lost shadow? Or is there more to the story...play the game to find out!
About the Development Team
Find Me was created by Team Invenio, a group of middle to high school girls at the 2017 Girls Make Games Summer Camp in San Francisco, CA. The game won the Grand Prize at GMG’s Demo Day competition in 2017, and went on to raise over $29K on Kickstarter.
Team Invenio: Katie, Maeve, Audrey, Avalon
About Girls Make Games
Girls Make Games is a series of international summer camps and workshops designed to inspire the next generation of designers, creators, and engineers.
GMG’s flagship video game summer camp teaches girls ages 8-18 how to design and code their own games. The camps culminate in Demo Day, a national competition where the top teams from around the country pitch their games to industry professionals. The Grand Prize winning team receives extended mentorship and the opportunity to have their game professionally produced and published.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I'm one of the Kickstarter supporters and please keep in mind that the initial game was developed by 4 young girls who met at summer camp to create this game and won the grand prize. It may have taken about 3 years to develop which I understand that these girls may have been working on this on the side while still attending school and such. And of course, had some professional help along the way. Now with that out of the way, this is a legit good game for their level of knowledge in game development. I honestly thought this was going to be a breeze, but truthfully, I am a mediocre player when it comes to platformers, so there were a few areas where I actually struggled to get to the next part. The punishment is that you "lose a life" by being by exposed to the light too long and then respawning at a checkpoint. There are a few awkward/clunky areas, but still responsive and doable. The only glitches I've encountered are small invisible platforms that I bumped into, but not game breaking. I would recommend it to anyone who has a kid or a young loved one who is interested in gaming. Or if you just want a simple platformer that can be easily completed in a hour.2 found this helpful
Great effort on this game!1 found this helpful
This game has set itself up to immediately be a favorite of mine. As a guy who dreams of having an indie game of my own and have one in development, I can say this feels gratifying. Although this is a somewhat basic game mechanically, Team Invenio uses a tool that all can relate to. Nostalgia and deep childhood memories come together to make a great reminder that not all games need to be big. not all games need to be fancy. This is an equivalent to a small town in game form, and it makes me incredibly happy to know this is from the minds that may become game devs fulltime in the future. I'd be sad to never hear from the youths that made this, because this game changed my views as a gamer. It makes me appreciate the small things, and that is something we all need reminded of time after time.1 found this helpful
Very short, but a fun and sweet game. I'm proud I backed this, and I can't wait to see what these girls create with even more resources and experience.1 found this helpful
I loved it. The simplicity feels fresh and works so well. The artwork and the cutscenes are very good too.
Gameplay was super fun, not a super long game but still a lovely little gem, and was well worth the price. You can feel the love and thought that has gone into this. I really love the art style, that was what made me check out this game in the first place. Short and sweet, love it!
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