Was the ending song written specifically for this?

[NowBobCat]

Mesh by Ollie Lewis- was it licensed for this title or created specifically for it?

[zaphodikus]

Ollie is the games director and composer, so I cannot see how it was not.

[Marina Gasolina]

Yes it was.

[zaphodikus]

Originally posted by Marina Gasolina:

Yes it was.

Now I will have to play this game again, urggggh. Just to listen. I just remember the whole time of the experience changes for the last scene. I thought I had experienced a ground breaking game just with the eye control mechanic, and then the ending soundscape just seemed to morph and transport me to what felt like a game within a game.

Do we know what inspired this creation? And I know it took long to build, but will there be more soon?

[Marina Gasolina]

Originally posted by zaphodikus:

Do we know what inspired this creation? And I know it took long to build, but will there be more soon?

If by creation you mean the game, then yes, a lot went into this that's for sure, and each person on the team put a part of themselves into it. The song Mesh is on spotify btw.

[zaphodikus]

Yeah Marina. I have been calling more of the products on the store here art. A good few games are really short "jam" projects which actually have more value as inspiration or experiment.

Computer games are experiences, and Before Your Eyes played for me, like a good book. Too many people want games with exploding zombie bodies and play on our search for delight. It takes guts to build a game that does not rely on all of the "gamification" tricks, and lately I have noticed more and more games that explode your brain instead.
Loved it. A real race to find the real meaning at an end that suddenly comes at you on a blind rise. The final chapter that made me go back and start over. It must have taken many long nights to create it. Thanks.