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A jam submission

New Phone, Who Dis?View game page

I don't think your contacts transferred over, my bad 📲
Submitted by doubtfulknight — 10 hours, 17 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Innovative Gameplay#223.0984.000
Jam Theme#283.0984.000
Satisfying Answers#332.3243.000
Logical Consistency#352.8403.667
Emotional Depth#431.8072.333
Overall#432.3243.000
General Enjoyment#451.8072.333
Immersive Atmosphere#471.8072.333
Puzzle Fairness#481.8072.333

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

What makes your game a Mystery Game?
You need to determine the identity of each contact in a phone with only clues within messages

How does your game integrate the jam's theme "Last Message"?
The game only displays the last messages from each contact

Does your game use generative AI? And if so, in what way?
Absolutely not

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Comments

(+1)

im having trouble with 333 222 1112 and 111 111 1111? any tips?

Developer

Three numbers are real numbers in real life, so you can try to trial and error two known numbers (Poison Control and Naval Observatory Time for example) with an unknown number

thank you!

Submitted(+1)

This was a tough one! Overall I had fun and couldn't stop playing until I got to the end (even though at one point I was so stuck I actually thought the game was broken or unbeatable). I ended up having to look up some of the numbers IRL and use trial and error to get the last 6 numbers correct which felt a bit like I cheated the game, but perhaps thats the intended solution as I did not see any clues related to certain people. I do wish more clues were in the messages themselves, and would have loved some music/sound to the game as well. Overall though a good job.

Developer

Thanks for the feedback, three of the numbers are real numbers that don’t have a text conversation associated with them, so there is a bit more of an AR experience to it then I intended. I spent most of the jam on the technical aspects of the game as a proof of concept, so in the future I can look at longer messages/music/and the like 👍

Submitted(+1)

This was really cool! I haven't seen many games with this type of gameplay.  Great interpretation of the theme. Really looks like phone UI. Nice controls and simple but interesting gameplay. Really well done!