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A jam submission

UnnervedView game page

Sci-fi Body Horror
Submitted by spiceymonkey — 11 minutes, 46 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Toasty Rank#3n/an/a
Creativity#44.7654.765
Enjoyment#44.5294.529
Adherence to Theme#64.5884.588
Presentation#104.4124.412

Ranked from 17 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Add some background music for the battles and levels (unless mine was failing for some reason) and you have a gem here.

The story was well written, you don't know what's happening but as you go around the level, flipping switches and battling robots you get where the story is going right up until the end.

I NEED THE SEQUEL NOW!!!


I am unsure if it adheres to the Jam because I didn't feel unnerved, but so I rate at 2 stars on that particular category, but the game is very good otherwise.

Submitted

This game was AMAZING. I love the graphics, the sound design, and the concept of the 4 party members; so clever! The story did leave me me wanting more, not because it ended short, but I felt like something was missing that kept me from being 100% hooked.


I also wish there was more music, like in the battles. The gameplay was also decent! I love me some classic turn-based battles.

That being said, this was an amazing experience. You are in my top 3 best games in this jam so far! Keep doing what you're doing <3

Submitted

Awesome game, the squelching footsteps were great and I loved the abilities of the different parts of the body. The notes were well written and engaging, too. Usually I don't prefer rpg maker combat but these battles weren't tedious at all. Short and sweet, the ending was satisfying.

Submitted

I loved the sound design and the art. Something about those colors felt so right. The interplay between the organs and the reinterpretation of rpg terms was cool as well. Some music could bring this to the next level