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There Is No Game: Jam 2015 • There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension
See Game (disambiguation) for other related uses.
There Is No Game is a point-and-click puzzle flash game created by Pascal Cammisotto (known online as KaMiZoTo) for the 2015 Construct Deception Jam (which it placed 1st in) and published on June 25th, 2015.
On March 18th, 2020, an upgraded version was posted onto Steam under the title There Is No Game: Jam 2015, sporting better graphics, some rerecorded voice lines, and the ability to use a CTR TV filter.
An expanded, fully realized version of the flash game was released called There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension, reusing many ideas with more characters and a far longer length.
Game Description[]
Google Play Game Description[]
WINNER of the Deception Jam in 2015.
This non-game has not been remade with a new game engine for better performances.
And we haven't included some new enhanced graphics and new voices.
If the game seems too slow, you can switch off the CRT effect in the options to improve the frame rate.
There is no game. There is nothing to do.
Do not tap anywhere. Really. DO NOT TAP ANYWHERE.
Do not laugh as there is nothing to laugh about.
Don't try to touch your mobile screen.
It's at your own risk!!
There is no game !
Steam Game Description[]
I told you there is no game!
It's not like it’s a Point&Click that won the 2015 Construct Deception Jam, or that millions of people have tried it.
Of course not!
And if you’ve never heard of it, now’s the perfect time to go for a walk, read a book... or something…
WEAK POINTS:
- It's free, which is a problem when you go to ask for a refund.
- The voice-over acting is pathetic.
- There are only two different endings, which you’ll never even get to because you’re not going to install it.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Since there's no game, you'll be saving a lot of time. Isn't that great?
- It contains a keyboard shortcut that simplifies your progress: ALT+F4
If, despite all these warnings, you “had fun,” we strongly advise you not to click on the following image to discover "THERE IS NO GAME: Wrong dimension".
Gameplay[]
At the beginning of the game, the user is faced with a title that says "There Is No Game." First, the user taps around, touching the "o" until it falls off. This angers Game, and he urges the user to try to put it back. The user needs to pick it up and drop it until something falls from the top of the screen and shatters into a volume button. Then the user clicks on the button to mute Game. Game unmutes it. The user continues to do this until Game starts moving the button around. As soon as he begins to do so, the user clicks the volume button once more. After demanding the user to stop, Game covers the mute button with wood in the hopes that the user stops clicking on it. The user uses the fallen "o" to break it by dropping it on the wood. It gets revealed, but before the user is able to do anything, Game covers it in a metal box. The user grabs the metal box and drops it. This causes all the letters to fall down and scatter. Two screws are revealed, and the user click and holds them to unscrew them. This reveals a panel underneath the screws.
After the user unlocks the panel that says "There Is A ____", there are three possible words that the user can make: game, goat, and tree. Once the user inputs all of them and unlocks all three areas, the user plays the game. While the user is playing the game, Game destroys the ball. The user grabs the ball from the left (underneath the score) beside the "x2" and uses that ball to continue playing the game. Once the user wins the game, they grab the trophy and bring it to the area with a goat. There is a waterfall near the cage. The user fills the trophy with water by placing it underneath the waterfall and bringing it back to the tree. The user drops it on the tree and the tree grows a bit. They do this repeatedly until the tree grows to its full height. A squirrel grabs the key that the user needs in order to free the goat, and the user cracks the nut for the squirrel, which is found at the side of the tree. The user clicks on the nut until it falls down, then uses the metal box which Game had used to cover up the mute button to crack it. The user drops the metal box on the nut, then give it to the squirrel. The squirrel drops they key. The user has to use the key to free the goat, but the glitches start taking over and everything disappears. Game blames himself for everything and asks for the user's forgiveness. Yes or no, whichever the user chooses determines the ending.
Endings[]
There is only two endings, an ending where the User don't forgive Game, and an ending where Game is forgiven.
Ending 1 (Game is forgiven)[]
This ending is the calmest ending in the game, but the words "THERE IS NO GAME" is yelled at the User at the end.
Ending 2 (Game is not forgiven)[]
This ending is more brief. Game simply tells the User to "Go to hell."
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Nearly every element from this game is reused in There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension.
- The first puzzle involve knocking down the letters in the game's title.
- There is a brick breaker game you can play against Game's wishes.
- A goat and a flying squirrel appear multiple times.
- A glitch is the main threat, with the original simply having glitches in general while Wrong Dimension personifies them into one character.
- There is a puzzle involving growing a tree with water, particularly with a trophy earned from beating a game.
- You must trade a key for a nut, but only after you've cracked the nut.
- This puzzle is even used twice in Wrong Dimension.
- The User can click on a sound button that mutes Game's audio.
- There are two endings
- Several lines of dialogue are reused or slightly altered.
- Game, in this version, is an unnamed voice only implied to be the game itself. In Wrong Dimension, his character was expanded and him being the game program itself was made more blatant.
- You can put the word team and meat on the "There Is A ____" slot but it would do nothing