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A jam submission

The elevatorView game page

Horror
Submitted by Fantasy Studios — 2 days, 18 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#12582.2792.857
Theme#13152.5073.143
Enjoyment#13502.2792.857
Visuals#13742.3933.000
Overall#14082.2412.810
Innovation#14942.0512.571
Gameplay#15401.9372.429

Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does the game fit the theme?
The elevator can lie and twist the answer so you cant trust anyone

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
C418 - 13 (Background Music)

How many people worked on the game?
1

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Comments

Submitted

Some of the questions were fun. I would just add more. Like with some scripted events when certain questions are asked. Also, I would definitely change from the default sky box. It kinda took me out of the game a bit not going to lie. Anyways, I make it sound like I didn't enjoy your game. I did enjoy it, just wanted to point out some things I thought. I had fun playing and it was short. My favorite type of game jam game.

Developer

Thanks for the feedback! I am happy that you enjoyed! I will be improving the game when I have free time from my other projects!

Submitted

very interesting take on the theme! I loved the "horror" questions , I didn't like that the earth was flat because i was on floor 19 :(. Enjoyable, I agree with Ethan Cuka on the yes/no system and the horror buildup

Developer

Thanks for the feedback! The game actually starts twisting the answer the closer you are to floor 20, It shifts true to false and vice versa.

Submitted

I had this feeling but wan't so sure. Thanks

Submitted

Interesting use of the theme! The ability to actually say no and skip the timer would be nice. I like the idea of a game where the environment around you is built by implication based on answering these leading yes/no questions. I think you could improve it by building the horror atmosphere over time, like starting with fairly straightforward questions and slowly working in the weirder ones. 

Developer

Thanks for the feedback! I will be expanding the game when I get free time from my other projects!

Submitted

not bad, kinda creepy

Developer

Thanks ;)