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A jam submission

Distrustful PartnersView game page

Complete a set of Challanges with help of an unkown person. Question is, do you trust eachother? (Play on low volume)
Submitted by greenmonkey9 — 10 hours, 21 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 21 people so far
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How does the game fit the theme?
Do you and your partner trust eachother?

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
https://yprimo01.itch.io/metroidvania-library-asset-pack

https://gandalfhardcore.itch.io/free-pixel-art-sidescroller-asset-pack-32x32-city

https://morain-dev.itch.io/backgrounds-and-textures

How many people worked on the game?
1

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Submitted

Actually a clever and innovative idea. Great job!

Submitted

Fun game! awesome for your first jam. and congrats on reaching 20 rates!

Developer

thanks! I finally dont need to worry about ratings anymore

Submitted

Wow, I like how you combine the seeking differences, 2D platformer, and the interaction between narratives. It's really good especially it's your first game jam game!!!

Submitted

HAHA whoops I took all the money for myself. Very enjoyable game, it would be nice if some objects dont appear unless you walk closer to them. Good job!

Submitted

for a first game, this is good! it's very short and the gameplay is simple but the idea is nice

Submitted

Really fun game, The idea is really unique, congrats on your first game !

Submitted

A fun concept! I liked how going through the levels got more and more active each time, like first you're just walking left and right, then you have a room with two floors, then it's a city you're jumping around in, a nice way to have the levels increase in complexity without just making it impossible where's waldo type stuff. The audio could've used a bit of work; the music doesn't loop, the buzzer on preparing to press a button gives more of a fail sound than anything, the walking sounds cut off a bit weirdly, and there's notably no sound for jumping which feels odd? Regardless though, a pretty cute take on the theme! nice work

Submitted

I don't split my reward, I have enough of that at work)))

Submitted

Fun game, the idea is quite interesting the spot the difference was fun.

Submitted

Ough I'm terrible at spot the difference games but i liked the setup with the mysterious partner making you do the challenges for him. 

Submitted

Short game but I betrayed him at the end though. He must felt disappointed from me. I like the idea and the small gameplay. Jumping and platforming while you seek the difference. Good submission to the jam!

Submitted

Fun game!! I feel like the anonymous partner could've been more suspicious to drive the theming a little more, but it was a v nice experience nonetheless!

Submitted

Great job on your first game jam game! I love how the guy feels entitled to half the money even though he didn't do anything!

Submitted

He doesn't deserve half!! I earned it!

Submitted(+1)

Great job finishing you first jam game! The "Bad Ending" screen made me feel bad. Probably deserved. 

Submitted

Nice twist on spot-the-difference. As noted already, my ears are still ringing from the sound.

Submitted (2 edits) (+1)

Congrats on your first game!

You had a clever use of the theme. I like how you used it to sow distrust with the ‘partner’ from the very beginning.

A couple things I’d suggest:

1- Consider lowering the volume of the text effect. It can get annoying, and if someone is using headphones they’re gonna be in for a not so good surprise.

2- Try changing the ‘Viewport dimensions’ in the project settings (on itch). As it is, it doesn’t fit properly on the screen. A resolution of 1280x720 usually works well, and you don’t need to rebuild the game.

Developer

Thanks for the feedback, I have a 1440p monitor so I kinda messed up when calculating the size of the viewport. Im happy you liked it nonetheless