I need to find a game, it was a isometric puzzle {room-room} type of online html/flash game.

It was looping music having some kind of acoustic guitar,
With deep reverb and chimes both reminding me of the osts: {[Waterfall - Undertale] [Fireboy and Watergirl]}.


This game was on a website, related with 'Indie game' Development. The domain had the letter I or T in it.
The creator of the website mostly,

•Lived in USA
•Was experienced in hacking or coding
•Was somewhat intelligent.

The website was,

•A website designed to help other share their work or coding skills
•A community of Indie developers

The game,

•Had a repeating mysterious track eerily similar to 'Waterfall-Undertale'.
•A quiet or a loneliness feeling
•Had some pixelated floor tiles.
•Existed prior 2014, hosted on other sites.

The drama

•Started a few months behind the scenes
•Was about how the website gotten worse overtime
•Kicked off after a mod was accused of grooming a minor.


The mod
•Hated just about anyone on the forums and abused his privileges.
•Had a secret relationship with one of the users on the website.
•Used a pixelated, profile picture of a white guy with a black jacket and sunglasses.
•Tricked the creator into giving up his website ownership to him.

The game recreation, I made I unconsciously refer "the second level".

It's a room-room isometric puzzle game.

This is how the tiles looked like, but obv not the same game.
Been searching for similarities on gogol images.

Please edit additional into your original post instead of making a bunch of separate tiny ones. When you flood a thread with tiny posts it makes new posts hard to find and also drags out the amount of pages a thread takes up.

My recreation of the second room of the game.
The long hallway is longer than depicted, and may be called a third room.

It's a game where you have to solve puzzles and go back and forth.



This game has an ominous and mysterious atmospheric soundtrack.

Could you elaborate on how this relates to the thread? I don't know what this means.

Also for large images you should be using [thumb].