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A jam submission

Lovecraftian Time DilationView game page

Submitted by HerbButterInc, Sprucebruce64, SelfMadeShrub, goura_v — 17 minutes, 10 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Impact and Engagement#18n/an/a
Theme Integration#19n/an/a
Technical Execution and Completion#20n/an/a
Playability and Fun Factor#21n/an/a
Innovation and Creativity#37n/an/a
Community Favorite#871.9382.071

Ranked from 14 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

Good job for the game! It's a nice labyrinth!

I had some bugs tho:
- When approaching the medusa's head the game the player gets stucks and you need to reset the game to play again 😅
- The first book wouldn't get on the table 😥

And some tips for improvement:
- The doors are not clear: Make the door larger and make it so we can interact with them or just remove the door ^^
- Make the player be able to go up the stairs without jumping

Submitted

I won! It was funny feeling the spooky vibe, to get the 6th book on the pedestal and get the You Won! message lmao. I mean obviously you said it's a WIP so it's placeholder for something more fitting, but I liked your project. I was getting Slenderman/Devour vibes from the game, and I saw you were looking to add a potion mechanic in the basement. The only thing that I wish were more straightforward in this build was the fact that to go through the mansion, you literally have to walk through the closed door. Still a WIP thing, but it took me a sec to get that. I like the base, cool hand/tongue creature thing

Submitted

I like the idea of a Lovecraftian take on the theme

Submitted

Hey so cool to see how we landed on a very similar interpretation of the themes, but our games are so different! I thought the minimap feature was super cool. Good job!