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A jam submission

Is Miss Shopkeeper someone famous?View project page

You enter the shop. The voice sounds familiar.
Submitted by Kalehi — 13 hours, 40 minutes before the deadline
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Is Miss Shopkeeper someone famous?'s itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#43.8003.800
Coherence to the Theme#64.0004.000
Enjoyability#73.6003.600
Quality#73.4003.400
Overall#73.7003.700

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Difficulty Level

Beginner

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Link to Streaming Service
https://soundcloud.com/kalehi/is-miss-shopkeeper-someone-famous

Description
You enter the shop. The voice sounds familiar. I made it in about 2 days because I found out about the jam quite late. It looked fun, so I wanted to try. Please check the project page for the "lyrics".

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Comments

Submitted (1 edit)

Really like it! I think the piano (and the weird little "womp womp" sound, sorry don't know what it's called 😅) really sell the idea of like a quizzical customer trying to figure out the vibe. I was curious how you produced the vocals?

(Oh and I also appreciate your self-made art as someone who also did a quick MS Paint style cover for my submission haha)

Developer (1 edit) (+1)

The vocals are the vocaloid Hatsune Miku! You can see the software in the last screenshot. The software is called PiaPro Studio NT. Also, the vocals are in Japanese because Hatsune Miku is made to sing in Japanese.

I imagined, what if you enter a shop, and the shopkeeper is someone famous? Usually, shopkeepers are not very memorable, so I wanted to imagine that it was a very famous character, with a very popular voice that is easy to recognize. So I though, what if it was Hatsune Miku? So I did this.

Glad you liked it!

I don't know the name of the womp womp, it was a sound in the free Spitfire LABS instrument "Percussion".