Getting around was a little tricky since the game sometimes seem a little unresponsive when double-clicking to move, but the atmosphere of the game was soothing enough to look past that; I like the muted but refreshing color palette and the simple but emotive artwork and just sitting on the terrace and letting the game run was a calming experience. Find games for macOS like Friday Night Funkin', Cold Shot, Wrong Floor, Deepest Sword, Dying of Thirst on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace.
Take your time and relax on the terrace
Terrace is an atmospheric narrative about a protagonist coping with the loss of someone
close to her. She feels disconnected from her surroundings. Her terrace is in disarray, full of
dead plants and unused objects. Unexpected visitors like a stray cat and birds arrive and
leave her seeds. Through planting these seeds and tidying up the space, you can help her feel
grounded and have a positive outlook on life once again.
This project was developed by students of Bauhaus-University Weimar
for the project Experimental Games Lab and is currently a demo.
Credits:
César Daher - Programming
Julia Synnatzschke - Art and Visual Design The sun bingp.
Justin Ziemba - Narrative & Screenwriting
Lost ;; alone mac os. Mudassir Sheikh - Music and Sound Design
Terrace (itch) (terrace) Mac Os Catalina
| Updated | 22 days ago |
| Status | Prototype |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS |
| Rating | |
| Author | Terrace |
| Genre | Interactive Fiction |
| Tags | Atmospheric, Gardening, Point & Click, Relaxing |
Install instructions
Unpack the .zip file and run Terrace.
Mac OS:
Unpack the .zip file and run Terrace.
If you have trouble opening the game, go to Settings > Security & Privacy and try opening from there.
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Terrace (itch) (terrace) Mac Os X
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Development log
- New release22 days ago
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https://revizionmango832.weebly.com/violent-bird-hunt-mac-os.html. I really enjoyed this game, which went from somewhat somber in the beginning to calm and relaxing. The protagonist's initial exhaustion and gloom is completely understandable and, at least for me, relatable, and it feels good to see her slowly coming out of her blues and becoming more proactive as the terrace starts to look livelier. Getting around was a little tricky since the game sometimes seem a little unresponsive when double-clicking to move, but the atmosphere of the game was soothing enough to look past that; I like the muted but refreshing color palette and the simple but emotive artwork and just sitting on the terrace and letting the game run was a calming experience. I don't know if you're planning on expand on this in the future, though there seemed to be hints in-game in that direction, like the presence of the mortar to make herbs into medicine (like for the neighbor), but I hope to play the expanded version if it ever comes to pass.
