Vinyl well
December 10, 2013
I received this footage from Daymare Town composer Alex Voytenko in March of 2011. At the time he thought that it was strong enough imagery that it could end up in one of my games. And he was right. After about 2.5 years it found it’s way into Daymare Town 4. Sometimes it turns out the wait is worth it.
The inspiration it seems works in mysterious ways.








New Skutnik’s game has been released few days ago!
Well I seem to have missed Daymare Towns 1-3, but perhaps you’ll forgive me as the last was released over three years ago. (In the meantime, creator Mateusz Skutnik has given us the lovely platformy spin-off Daymare Cat.) The main Daymares are more traditional adventure games, set in a surreal, beautiful world and with no handholding in their puzzles whatsoever. You’ll need patience to overcome 4′s obscurity, but you’ll be rewarded in spades with yet more atmospheric, mysterious scenes and memorably unusual characters. An HD, full-screen version of Daymare Town 4 can be yours for $5 – it’s a bit of a pixel hunt, so if you enjoy the game, that may be worth a look.