The Town of Nowhere: End Of The Line

through thick and thin layers of equine shine, im just here to journey with Dale the Snail the absurd assault on my sensibilities leaves me wreckless of these events

annoyed a catfish till he ran away 10/10.

I got the honor to play this game on my Stream to my community! As someone who doesn't normally play games in styles such as this one I had a really good time with it! This game is full of cool lil secrets, and interactions. The story and gameplay was very easy to understand while still giving you a nice challenge to complete the goal! My only constructive criticism for this game would be a few spell checks with in the dialog, possibly spacing out the text for as I can imagine someone with Dyslexia may have a tough time reading the words considering I had a bit of a tough time myself as someone without Dyslexia. Overall this game was a lot of fun to explore & I look forward to what you do next!

For what seems to be a one-man project and not knowing anything about the stream/YouTube series, it was enjoyable, though I am familiar with Rev's stream, having watched him on and off beforehand and witnessing a little bit of the literal development of the game. Initially, it can come off as a bit amateurish, and the dialogue felt a little rough around the edges, finding myself re-reading certain sentences due to missing commas and multiple cases of "definitely" being misspelled. However, as you spend more time with the game and start collecting all of the paintings, you slowly begin to notice the underlying nuance and subtle hints of depth hidden beneath that unpolished surface. It turns out to be a genuinely charming, surreal puzzle box that rewards your curiosity.

Very fun surreal little game! I loved all the creative sections that really play on your expections and take the time to do something unique and fun. A good game if you want something quick and lighthearted to play. :)

Fun quick little game that had an array of fun gags / characters. There was a conversation that I'll be thinking about for a while, regarding our places in life and how being "a somebody" doesn't need to be the end-goal. Made me feel good.