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A jam submission

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GMTK GameJam 2025 submission
Submitted by Unable to be used for — 2 hours, 40 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Narrative#14843.0263.026
Creativity#29933.4873.487
Audio#32782.9232.923
Artwork#49902.7442.744
Enjoyment#50682.6152.615

Ranked from 39 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game fit the theme?
Repetition of witnessed events in your memory

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
Mixamo, Blenderkit - 3d models, zvukogram.com - audio

(Optional) What would you like to be called if GMTK features your game?
id_4got10

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Submitted

Wow I've never played a game like this. From the game loop to the POV, this game has made wonderfully original design choices throughout.

Submitted

Very very cool idea! Took replaying it once to figure out exactly what it was the game wanted for me but this is a very cool way of twisting the "Exit 8" style of gameplay, it's not just that you have to "spot anomalies" but that the game is actively trying to make you forget. I do wish it was more polished but I totally understand that this was already a lot to put in during just a short game jam. Nice work!

Very pleasantly surprised by the principle of the game, a little confusing at the time but by reading properly it immediately becomes simpler ^^


P.S.: If you would like to check out the game I worked on, I would be grateful 🙏 (In your free time of course)🙏

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Submitted

I don't think I've seen another game of simultaneous activities in this game jam. I liked it, but I think you're being too harsh on the mistakes. Perhaps, for the crime section, you could give out tokens to prove that the player correctly identified the part of the incident, instead of counting all the errors. On the other hand, for the Frogger section, you could make it so the player doesn't return directly to the start after being run over, but rather just backtrack a bit or lose one of the aforementioned tokens (idk, I'm just brainstorming). The visuals could also be improved, although I still liked them as they are now.
Congrats on creating this in such short time 👍

Submitted

Interesting concept!

Submitted

Great puzzle game, nice concept!

Submitted

Nice game! I like how you need to work hard to put all of the information together!

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