The Hidden Fragmentation
A downloadable game for Windows
"You know these buildings aren't abandoned for nothing."
Explore a half-abandoned complex in the middle of the desert, meet strange characters and discover the mysterious Fragmentation.
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Development log
- Version 1.1.0May 14, 2022
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After playing and really enjoying the demo of Fragmented City I had to check for the two previous games. Just finished this two times (because I stumbled over the ending the first time without exploring everything). Really interesting to see how this world and the games evolved. I'm curious how Through The Fragmentation will feel after this and I can't wait for the release of Fragmented City.
Thanks! This one was a really early attempt of mine at properly finishing a project, and Through The Fragmentation is basically in the middle between this and Fragmented City - I hope you'll have a good time with that one as well. Some players didn't like the ending(s) that much, but I think the exploration still works pretty good.
i love these bird characters :D
Interestingly, I didn't intentionally make them look like birds, but basically everyone who played this game called them birdmen, or bird people. I liked it so much, even re-designed the characters in Through The Fragmentation to look more bird-ish : )
I just loved Through the Fragmentation. Came onto Itch to see if anything else was made similar and found this. Obviously a demo of sorts for the final game but I was glad to have some more gameplay in the same universe. Loved them both. Thank you.
Thanks a lot! :) Though I had to temporarily cancel the development of the "sequel", hopefully I can get back to work on it as soon as possible - we'll see. What I've already managed to put together is pretty exciting (most of my energies went into two city hub districts, but I was able to add some new gameplay features as well).
I thoroughly enjoyed this! The art, the environment, and story was awesome.
Hey, thanks for your comment, Rekedens! These kind of feedbacks help me the most in the process of developing my games.