Whale Flesh

Good atmosphere, cool concept, and satisfying mining sounds. My main critiques are that the story didn't seem that fleshed out and it does get kinda boring for a little bit.

Rotten worlds are the best worlds out there (maybe after mouldy ones), and this one fits the bill. It seems to be a test of "what can we do with voxels?", and the answer is: not much. Great tool for good level design, but not as a part of gameplay, especially not as dark. It seems to lean too much into "oOoOoOo unanswerable mysteryYyYy" with all the masks, and creatures, and ghost things, and deaths; and would've hit a good amount of spooky and mysterious for theorisiers to dig in, if it dialed back a bit, You gotta know when to stop adding things on top of things, and this game doesn't, turning itself into a pizza cutter: all edge, no point. Still, quite enjoyable. I had my fair share of fun, discovered a few secrets - which is always appreciated - so go spend fifteen minutes digging around meat and looking for notes, it is enjoyable!

an unnerving short little game about digging around in the corpse of a massive whale, really like the ambience it made me feel like i was being watched at all times. good job

Potit jeu horrifique sympathique, j'ai passé un bon moment à fouiller dans toute cette bolognaise. Dommage qu'il n'y ait pas de bouton pour s'accroupir, ça aurait rajouter beaucoup plus d'immersion et corriger quelques collisions douteuses. A part ça c'était très bien !

Kinda reminds me of Minecraft a little bit but inside a somewhat dead giant whale a has that horror vibe it may be a short game but it's really good. (Also this game works 100% on Linux)

A little shorter than I'd like for nearly 9 bucks, and it could use just a little more lore/story, as it feels a little dry when it's all wrapped up, but regardless I still love this visual style, the eerie environment, and the initial sense of mystery and dread--even if this doesn't ultimately pay off.