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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Community's Voice | #69 | 3.333 | 3.333 |
Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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The creative vision of our game was to display generosity through tiny yet effective acts portrayed through several mini games of the expectations set in Asian culture. Inspired by KUUKIYOMI: Consider It, and Dumb Ways To Die, players will have to act fast to go above and beyond to please others. Through these actions, it portrays how generosity can be both beneficial to others, yet sometimes affects the generous individual due to giving up too much for others.
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Love all the little acts of kindness. The art is really cute too! You had a lot of different minigames with a lot of different mechanics which was impressive!
My only criticism is I'd either like a longer timer or a chance to read the instructions before the minigame starts.
Great job overall!
Loved the artwork for the game. Trying to read all the instructions while the timer was clearly going down was a little nerve wracking but it definitely gave off Dumb Ways to Die vibes which made sense. I loved that it was cultural but also a fun game. Sometimes it was hard to figure out how to interact properly with things; I ended up shoving the kid off the seat so the pregnant lady could sit lol
Great idea and art style! The game is fun, but the timer could start longer and get shorter gradually to make learning easier.
Funny game! The negative outcomes made me chuckle. I just wish there were more visual indicators and feedback showing what you needed to click.
With some more bugfixes and polish, it'll only get better.
Some bugs:
- Clicking & dragging the car seemed unresponsive and looked like it reset its position, causing me to lose the minigame.
- After restarting the game, when dragging and dropping food to the plates, I didn't notice any timer or other feedback going off.
Love the idea and art style so much! The games are so silly, heavily relate to fighting for the check. It does take a bit of time to read and process what you're supposed to do, but lovelovelove still. Feedback for this would be that having the timer be longer initially and then gradually making it shorter could help with the learning curve.
Oh my god this game is so funny! I just had to see all the variations of passing and failing. I liked the train where there were multiple options as well. I love that it pokes fun of the social expectations, and I can totally feel that personal cost!
love all the different ideas, super charming and relatable
Thank you! Glad you likeour sily game :)
LOL! I loved this
Thank you