NYAF Press Kit

 

NYAF Press Kit

NYAF is an enjoyable and relaxing experience featuring fantastic music and sounds recorded by the developer, his son and a friend. The game contains a full automatic save so you can quit at any time without losing your progress. "NYAF is also a different hidden object game, where the engaging music together with the fluid control create a fluid experience", says Alain Becam. “I tried to make the game very dynamic”. The backgrounds and the characters of NYAF are all hand painted and unique, some scanned from 1 by 1 meters canvas, from the artist Sébastien Lesage. The originals on canvas glow in the dark, thus the light green colour. The pieces of music are from several great musicians, Chris Huelsbeck, Chan Redfield, Chris Collins, LiQWYD, Alexander Nakarada, Jean-Philippe Rameau and have been selected to match the current stage/game.

NYAF is also 4 games in one: NYAF, MMPG, YANYAF and a secret one! Play NYAF to unlock the other games, 2 will get unlocked by progressing in it, for the last one you need to find the secrets.

NYAF Find the hidden characters on hand painted backgrounds.  Select between 8 levels of difficulties. Earn coins that you can use to buy 2 dogs that help you find the hidden characters.

MMPG Battle the opponent in a massive minimalist fighting game.  Unlock units by playing the other games. Your units are placed automatically for you but you can always erase them to put them at another place.  Use brute force to get more units or try to go as far as possible being a strategist.  Once a level has been won, you can unlock it.

YANYAF  Find the small symbols in an infinity of generated backgrounds. No goal, no ending just for those who want a challenge looking for tiny symbols.

Additional Information

• Media Assets
• Steam Store (NYAF)
• Twitter
• linkedIn

About Alain Becam

An independent developer in Heidelberg, Germany, he started programming when he was 11 years old, always mixing game and science-related programming, and never stopped since. After his studies he did 4 years of R&D in Game development, then worked on serious gaming for a short while, before a long pause from full time game development to work in an international institution. He never fully stopped developing games and other tools, from a naval war game (https://tgbb.itch.io/the-archives-of-evil-dr-ba) to a powerful but ugly name generator (https://tgbb.itch.io/alname-generator) with many in between, like a collection of stereoscopic 3D experiments for the now-defunct auto-stereoscopic HTC EVO3D. NYAF is his first leap to Steam.