I like this game a lot. Sorting out the luggage was way more fun than I thought it would be. I like the magnify glass effect and was very smart. The music was fun and I like the score at the end. Very well done.  

This is a very polished and creative entry the mechanics work smoothly, and the magnifying glass effect is a clever touch that makes the gameplay stand out. The concept is simple but engaging, with clear rules and satisfying feedback when spotting items.

A bit more variety and randomization would add replay value, as some cases felt familiar on a second run, and small details like clearer text at the start could improve accessibility. Expanding the design with lookalike or deceptive items would also add depth and tension.

The overall style actually reminded me the film Carry On, and I could easily see this evolving into something with a darker, story-driven twist almost like giving Papers, Please an unexpected horror edge. A great jam entry, and since we’re sharing projects, I’d love if you also tried the game I submitted.

Great work, I like that it is smooth and well polished, nice job!

nice work, I recommend you improve the product sheet of the game to make it more open to people on itch.io

This game is awesome! It's very polished, has a cool, unique concept, and the mechanics, like the magnifying glass. Well done dude, be proud :)

Game is very polished and the magnifying glass effect is a very nice touch! Great game, it also gave me the same vibes as the game our team created for this jam!

This one's great! Very simple and works well. There were a couple of suitcases that stumped me. My best score is 90/100.

I like that you put the images of the banned items in the corner for easy reference. And that magnifying glass effect is really cool. 

More randomization might be nice, since I think I noticed some of the same suitcases on my second playthrough. The paper at the beginning also has a low-contrast color combo that is difficult to read. But those are minor issues. 

If you wanted to expand on this later, some lookalike items would be a fun bonus to add more depth. (like water guns, or red phone charging bricks, or steering wheels) That would also push the "it's not what it seems" factor more, haha!

This is overall a solid game. Great job!

Very simple and neat concept! ✨
Good job on making the magnifying glass work, I bet it works similar to my game too, overall short and fun game, good job!

It was a good game, but it could have been better with more continuity. The mechanics work well, and the gameplay is fast and easy. Good Job!

Love this game! I like the fact that you have to rotate the bag to find stuff hidden in the front of the bag! I finished with 70$ (not bad I think, even if not the best). Great job!

Fun concept, just a shame it ends so quick, would have loved to see some twist there. But the game is clean and polished, and clearly we cannot do everything in a jame !

Fun game.  Love the art and the idea behind the game. Good job

Really enjoyable game! The flow feels smooth and the little details make it stand out.

You know this game did a good job when it took me a while to check all the luggage perfectly. Would be much better if there was replayability of some sort, maybe randomly generate the contents of the luggage or something similar. Though in place of that was the clever design of each luggage, I really liked that you (as the player) actually need to put some effort on looking into the luggage. 

Overall a really good game, very polished and had lots of fun with it!

It’s a really fun game! Sometimes I felt like the bag didn’t actually have any illegal items but still got flagged, but maybe I just missed something, so I could be wrong. Either way, the concept is clever and it kept me engaged while playing. Really solid entry, and overall a great job!

fun game, could be kind of cool to have to 'dispose' of each of the illegal items differently so that its not just a 50/50 on each bag. Maybe you could also steal parts of some luggage like a bigger magnifying glass or rose tinted glasses? definitely a good base for a game though