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A jam submission

"The Angry Sea Will Kill Us All." (Prototype)View game page

Narrative-driven hidden object game set in Kiribati, a Pacific island nation facing the impacts of a changing climate
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Playability#15.0005.000
Reasonable Scope#15.0005.000
Call to Action#14.3334.333
Use of Themes#14.6674.667
Overall#24.2864.286
Promising Idea#34.3334.333
Well Planned Production#123.6673.667
Aesthetic / Art / Sound#163.0003.000

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

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Submitted

The game works well and had no issues when I played, so that's amazing! I love that you're doing a point-and-click game because I think that's very unique and we don't really see those anymore! I'm eager to see more of this and play the final product! Great job!! 

Submitted

Game worked well for me, looking forward to how you guys implement many of the hidden objects into a finished scene. Also curious about how you guys will tackle the narrative portion

Submitted

Your hidden objects prototype works bug free and is manageable to manipulate. More than I can say for my own prototype.

Developer (1 edit)

Just wanted to note that we ran into some scheduling issues during prototyping so all of the art in the prototype is placeholder art! This prototype is just a proof-of-concept for the mechanics of a hidden object scene. The "next" button that appears once you click on all of the objects doesn't do anything yet.

We are currently in the process of integrating sound, replacing placeholder art, adding in voiced dialogue, and adding in the "newspaper" scenes that will play before and after each hidden object scene. We are also in the process of scheduling interviews with people from Kiribati to ensure that their stories are accurately represented and that our call-to-actions are genuinely helpful.

So please keep in mind that there are key elements of the game missing from the prototype.