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A jam submission

Morgan the BuilderView game page

Submitted by ArgentSoul — 3 days, 2 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Technical Execution and Completion#10n/an/a
Theme Integration#12n/an/a
Playability and Fun Factor#14n/an/a
Impact and Engagement#18n/an/a
Innovation and Creativity#37n/an/a
Community Favorite#901.8042.083

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted

It's cute, a nice reminder that there are many interesting things in the world if we just go looking for them. I didn't ever really feel compelled to press No on any of the nights because I wasn't feeling the character's exhaustion, but obviously I went back to check out what the game's like to press No on all days, and Yes on some days but not all. I even got to learn a thing or two about french architecture; thanks Morgan!

Submitted

Nice work! I’m also thinking that some more dialogue options would be nice:D

Submitted

A simple but fun to read story ^^ The core plot is there and if you ever feel like it I think you can def add more events in between each days for details. The music is very relaxing also c:

Submitted

Very beautiful! Will like to see Italy next please..

Submitted

The basic story is good. It’s about a person with a passion they abandoned for practical reasons.

The writing successfully conveys the tension between work needs and self-fulfillment.

It didn’t feel like the game delivered consequences that forced you to decide between spending time doing what you love or doing what is needed for work. You can go sightseeing or not, but the obvious choice is to go. There’s no pressing deadline or meaningful outcome from the decisions you make. I felt this game had a lot of potential to deliver on this struggle to balance what you want with what is needed to keep your apartment and food on the table.
It is good but it needs that to deliver the feeling of buried and neglected dreams.
It still works as a short story but it could function as a story based game.
I felt that is what you were going for but I am aware that is my interpretation of your art.

Submitted

Simple and happy story, glad you submitted! :)