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A jam submission

GLITCHMOTHERView game page

Our submission for the Lost Frequencies 2025 jam.
Submitted by aneral — 56 minutes, 17 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay#13.3853.385
Overall#42.6152.615
Audio#52.3082.308
Narration and branching#52.4622.462
Art and Aestethic#72.3082.308

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team Members
Me (game design, game programming), Tommaso (game design, game art, game music), Pino (game design, game music, testing), Marco (game design)

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Comments

Submitted

I loved this! would've like to see more utilization of the branching dialogues / puzzle/signal choices! the art of the top-down part could use more work, but otherwise, I really liked the vibe and some elements presented! 

Developer

Thanks, we're glad you liked it!

Submitted

Hi! Nice idea that it is playable from the browser. the background images are a bit grainy and I was a bit “annoyed” that the rooms are always the same (let me start by saying that I didn't get very far due to a bug that I will report). maybe I would add a little variation, even just in color, to change something. Bug: if I reopen the mini game (which I found very very nice) to do the “hack” that I have already solved, I remain stuck in the screen. 

it's still a great job for this jam!

Developer(+1)

Hi, thanks for playing! Yeah unfortunately there are a some things we didn’t have the timer to get around; for the mini game bug: it’s now clearly stated in-game, but it should be reported in the page description that you should be able to leave the terminal using ESC.

Submitted

The gameplay concept behind the minigame was truly brilliant! It had me tinkering with it like a Layton puzzle.

I also liked how the difficulty gradually increased, with some interesting surprises along the way. Very intriguing!

Developer

Hey, thank you very much!