Judge feedback

Judge feedback is anonymous.

• First of all, great job getting something to this level of polish in the short span of the jam. The whole time while playing the game the mechanics feel finished because they don't seem to have any of the inconsistency that is very normal to see with prototypes. Whenever I want to make an action the game responds as I would expect. This is definitely not a give, specially for a jam project so congratulations on that. Another really strong point in your game is the art. It is good looking, stays consistent across the entire game, and has a lot of character, looking like modernized version of flash games. Amazing job with it. Again on the polish that was achieved, great to see that nothing was left behind, the art, mechanics and audio are all at a polish level above what I would expect from a jam project. Really glad to see that there was thought behind the feedback of the player's actions, that being visual or sound. This brings juiciness to the game, and makes it feel extremely good to play. There are a couple of things I'd like to point out for the team. Balancing: While it was a lot of fun to see all the mini games and action I could take, I couldn't help but feel like the balance in stats was off. The choice for the actions inside the apartment to be spammable and giving a tiny amount of stat, on top of not having a daily cycle to limit the number of actions per day makes choices on what to do, or specially what to prioritize, not matter. I'd say one option would be to have a daily amount of hours to use, each action consumes some of that time, and the actions give a lot more stats per completion. GDD: I'd recommend spending more time in this stage of development, either it be for expanding this project or when working on another bigger one. A GDD is primarily a tool to help the developers, not to present the game to others. Your GDD touches most of the important points, which is great, but it would make it even better if more depth was put into it. One of the main ones I would say in this case is the mechanics section. Work on specifying how the mechanics work and interact with each other. This kind of solid definition is really important when working on bigger projects or withing a group.