Felix Park's short interactive art piece looks simple, but has surprising depth. When you pick up your camera and allow yourself to zoom in close to different parts of your room, you'll be surprised at the things you find. By turns silly, embarrassing, introspective and even a little uncomfortable, FOC/US is about the things we can let isolate and paralyze us, as well as the parts of us we think too much about, or maybe not enough.
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Not gonna lie, that ending made my heart jump!
This is a great game, and the characters speak for themselves. But for help finding the little guys if you REALLY need it:
Character locations:
[Note: As soon as you get the camera you can look at any of the later characters out of order and they will produce a single line of text, but go no further until you reach them in order.]
1
"?" (unnamed) is blue, and is directly under the camera on the table when you pick it up.
2
Cecil is red, and is in the back corner of the garbage can.
3
Marcelo is pale purple, and is on the far edge of the windowsill, right of center.
4
Milly is brown, and was in the front left corner of the 3rd shelf from the top.
However, Milly is now left of center on the edge of the top shelf.
5
Peter is gray, and is under the bedside edge of the pillow, right of center.
6
Heath is green, and is on the keyboard, on the key in the 6th column and 2nd row.
7
Elise is dark gray, and is on the near corner of the right mouse button.
8
Jackie is dark orange, and is in the front right corner of the 2nd shelf from the top.
9
June is olive green, and is on the front right corner of the door handle's faceplate.
10
Amos is pale blue, and is on the top edge of the guitar case.
11
Benny is yellow, and is on the edge of the ceiling lamp facing the window, just left of center.
(The background light may occlude Benny's text; make sure you zoom in enough so this doesn't happen.)
end
After talking to Benny, zoom out completely, then look out the window.
(The ending may be slightly surprising.)
Lastly, make sure you don't miss
the notes, forming a continuous message between Milly's past and present locations.
[I highly suggest setting mouse sensitivity to low from the escape menu. Sensitivity being too high is a frequent issue with Unity games; this author added an option to lower it.]
It didn't bother me, but you might want to add a language warning!!
Hi cluffy. This game was already rated accordingly. You can read more about our ratings here: https://jayisgames.com/about/game-ratings
I wish I'd known about being able to change the mouse sensitivity before I played but it wasn't a big problem. I didn't have any trouble finding the little people luckily. I'm with Dora on this one in that it also resonated with me which can be hard for a game to do.
Some games, for example, have the protagonist being stuck in a dead end office job with a wife who doesn't love him any more (or a similarly styled premise) and I can't relate at all. Here however I think there's a little bit of everyone.
I must admit I did giggle at
PENIS PENIS PENIS (something I never thought I'd write in a JIG comment) and I think I still had that in mind when talking to the guy on the guitar. It was a few seconds before I realised that mime wasn't what I thought it was. Yes, my maturity level isn't as high as it should be... sorry.
VUH-GINA!
Please don't ban me. :S
Oh. My. God.
That ending...
This was great!
I've related to some of the characters, and oh, shivers on the end :D
dandy, thanks to your comment, I now realized why the game's title is written like it is. :P
i don't get the end
what ws the thing i saw at the end?
The end is
a huge camera lens looking at you through the window, examining you the way you have been examining others.
Here's what I think it's about, and what the end means:
You observe all these little individuals, which seem to be caricatures of certain personality traits, and then you turn around and see that you are also being observed.
I think this is meant to convey that you are looking at yourself. When you looked at the little characters, if you frequently felt "hey, this is how I feel sometimes" then you're right on, because they are you, except you're literally focusing (with a camera) on single aspects each time. They may not directly correlate to "traits" or "emotions" but perhaps "states of mind".
But when you look out the window at the end, you realize that you (inside, looking at the people) were really observing yourself (outside, looking in) the whole time. You see other people in the little caricatures, because they act like other people do (and they even have names and relationships); but you see yourself in them too.
Maybe not everyone will be able to relate to the people, but it's supposed to be, and the dialogue was definitely written the way it was to be, relatable to the kind of people in its audience. In addition you are definitely supposed to feel like you actually are the person inside the room looking into the lives of these characters; a friend of mine said he didn't quite get that meaning because he felt a disconnect between himself and the camera-holding main character.
All in all I think it's a great little game/experience/minor discussion piece/interactive art thing.
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