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A jam submission

Street ChatterView game page

an undercover cop(you) attempts to get a confession to murder on recording
Submitted by Super Cheesy Pizza — 22 hours, 47 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 11 people so far
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How does the game fit the theme?
"Trust no one... even your own words..."

In Street Chatter, you attempt to gain the trust of Mike Heathers, a man charged with murder, to get a confession out of him. You do this by answering his questions or siding with what he says. You never get a clear answer as to how your words affect his judgement until the very end when he decides to kill you, or to confess to you.

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
All Scripts/Models were made by me during the jam.

Public domain rain ambience: https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/nature-rain-sound-188158/

Brick, shingles, footpath textures were found from various Public domain sources.

Mike's face texture is sized down from a random stock guy I found online.

How many people worked on the game?
1

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Submitted (1 edit)

book em boys!
He broke faster than a two dollar... computer?
I like the atmosphere you created in this game. 

Submitted

I like the atmosphere a lot. Got him to confess

Submitted

I should have done my home work! Well done with the rainy feeling

Submitted

I got killed! XD Never trust a stabby alley! Cool concept and atmosphere!

Developer

lol! Alternative name “stabby alley” thx for the feedback!

Submitted

he killed me :(

i loved the intense atmosphere, it really sells the critical situation i am in as the detective.

Submitted

I got knifed :D 
Cool atmosphere. The player input seemed to register quite slow and the dialog happened very slow as well. Could speed it up a bit