How much of the art did your team create during the jam?
Everything is drawn by our designer. No AI

What engine did you use?
Unity

How much of the sound/music did your team create during the jam?
No AI

How many people were in your team?
5

How many first time jammers are on your team?
5

What is your team's name?
Team 26

List any diversifiers you achieved and explain how your game satisfies each.
Locked Lens - My game uses a fixed camera that never moves (Like Resident Evil/Static Security Cam).
- Our game satisfies this because the entire experience is viewed from a fixed, first-person perspective. The player is seated at the card table, and the camera never moves, pans, or zooms, creating a static viewpoint for all the action.

It’s Learning - Include an AI that adjusts based on player input/behavior:
- The game features three AI-controlled cat opponents. Each bot has a programmed ReactionTimer that dictates how quickly they will respond to a valid slap condition, creating a challenging and dynamic experience as you compete against their simulated reflexes.

Is that a <thing> reference? - Create a tribute to some other media/topic/person in your game.
- Our game is a direct tribute to the classic, high-speed card game Slapjack (also known as Egyptian Rat Screw), bringing its timeless reflex-based fun to a new digital format. The charming cast of cat characters also serves as a tribute to the internet's beloved feline culture.

Okay Bet - Add gambling to your game:
- While not explicitly a gambling game like poker, the core mechanic involves risk. Players risk losing a health if they slap incorrectly, which is a form of a "bet" on their reaction and observation.