This guy needs vitamin D. 4,000 IUs (international units, i believe) should be the amount everyone gets, no matter what age you are (well, after 60, you should take more. How much more? idk) Anyways, when someone is vitamin D deficient, they are depressed, will more easily to contract diseases, have a higher chance of getting one of the types of diabetes, and much more.
Reviews for "The Cloud"
JackAstral responds:
I never knew that- thanks!
This guy gets too much vitamin D. 4,000 IUs (international units, i believe) is a toxic level, no matter what age you are (well, after 60, you should take less. How much less? idk) Anyways, when someone is vitamin D abundant, they are depressed, will more easily to contract diseases, have a higher chance of getting one of the types of diabetes, and much more.
JackAstral responds:
thanks for playing :b
Amazing music, and the concept is really nice (the minigames are a bit boring though)
It's a really good game, keep up this cool work.
PD: It seems like a game based on the romanticism thought.
I thought it was great I love the music gread job
JackAstral responds:
Thanks!
This game, as short and simple as it was, impacted me on a great level. Rarely have I played something that I've almost truly cried over. The minigame where you avoid the smiles, I feel like that represents something. Anybody who is truly so deep and submerged in pain, depression, anxiety, and anything else, they try to avoid things that will supposedly make them happy. But they avoid them because they know that those things won't do anything for them, so what's the point anyway? I feel like that's what the falling smiles represent. And the frown faces that you collect that further your score, they represent something too. In the midst of everything, the only thing that somebody will gather, is more hurt, more depression, more pain. Because that's all they can gather at that point. It only collects and furthers your hurt. This game truly hit me on a level that I rarely ever experience. You realize how so many lives today are... You realize how much pain so many people go through... And rarely do we ever even blink an eye about it. Rarely does it ever cross our minds. And so many people suffer until the suffering becomes too much to bear. It's a deep and cruel lesson to learn. But this game is so built in that. I'm glad this game was created. I'm glad to have played it. Please keep up the amazing work 08jackt. I look forward to more splendid work of yours.
JackAstral responds:
Thank you, that means a lot :)