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A jam submission

Night TerrorsView game page

After a traumatic incident, a kid wakes up to a power outage. What caused it?
Submitted by Dragon Heart Studios — 19 hours, 20 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Horror#1483.1043.400
Story#3762.1912.400
Enjoyment (Best Game)#4862.3732.600
Sound Design#4872.3732.600
Aesthetics#4952.7393.000
Creativity#6372.0082.200

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

What game engine did you make this project in?

Godot

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Comments

Submitted

Awsome little game! For real I had a great time! The art style is super cute! I love the mix of 3D mesh and 2D sprites; for the gameplay part, it simple but it works well. The enemy is not too hard to avoid but is really stressful. Finding the notes was fun, it was stressful. I've found the ending when you open the safe, and the ending when you go back to sleep, I don't know if there's another secret, but I could see a slightly longer version of this with a lot of secrets;

Submitted

Game was genuinely unsettling. I like how the monster appears and disappears. Managing battery life is also a good mechanic that adds tension and requires you to go back through rooms that could be dangerous. Only problem I had is that if I hit esc after launching the game to go fullscreen my cursor got unlocked and I couldn't get it synced back up with the in game one limiting my mouse movement. 

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much! We will be doing a bug fix today and we’ll see if that’s a possibility to fix.

Submitted

Felt genuinely creepy- and I loved the random silhouettes! Batteries could maybe be dispersed around the house too?

Submitted

Fun little experience though the battery system felt more like a chore than it felt like it added tension for me, and the clippy-esque dialogue from the battery was annoying. Credit to the sound design!