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HALL 69's itch.io pageResults
| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Creativity | #89 | 3.848 | 3.848 |
| Horror | #124 | 3.202 | 3.202 |
| Sound Design | #244 | 3.111 | 3.111 |
| Enjoyment (Best Game) | #256 | 3.091 | 3.091 |
| Story | #323 | 2.333 | 2.333 |
| Aesthetics | #355 | 3.273 | 3.273 |
Ranked from 99 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?
Unity
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What a vibe! Wonderful little art piece.
Very weird and spooky in a good way I also liked the music in the beginning.
How trippy. In a good way, I do enjoy some mind fuckery. I am sorry to whoever's wish I had, I do not know Cyrillic languages, so good luck with tho lol
No but genuinely, there have been few games in this jam that have made me actually anxious and horrified, I don't think any of them as much as hearing the camera flash, and then in horror checking in my dark room that my webcam isn't plugged in :) I'd say that kind of scare borders on psychological torture but maybe I'm just joking a bit :) Just a bit :)
Regardless, I had fun, mouse sensitivity is always iffy for me, options were great but I needed slower than the slowest option hahah! And as mentioned, the aesthetics were giving off that trippy-feel, which I really liked, nothing beats looking out a window and going "Ah, something is not right here". Great work!
All i can say is that game looks awesome. The aestethics are right up my alley. Great job!
Cool, now someone will be rich
Nice game you got here, with the ability to actually(?) fulfill other's wishes (might be even scarier if some of the wishes actually got fulfilled in real life)
Unrelated, but I'm the 69th person who rated, personal achievement earned!
Fascinating submission. Feels like I was being studied in some sort of psychological experiment. I wonder if prompt responses and wishes are being logged somewhere in a SQL database. The flat mountain landscape texture looked like Appalachia.
Thank you for taking the time! Yes, I see all the wishes that players write, I don't know who they belong to, but I see them :D (some are cute, some refer to genitals) but it's funny.
I just got my wish today thanks yall I wished for pizza
This is so cool, you nailed the eeriness feeling and I was on edge the whole time waiting for a jumpscare. Fantastically crafted experience!
I like it! I was actually surprised to see the wall cutout. The mechanic of seeing the wishes at the end has big horror potential I feel. Great work!
Funky game! Very matrix-y. At first I thought I had broken the game but man, the one-eighty I did when I realised the house disappeared. Very cool concept, would love to see a full game with a premise about being trapped in a virtual world with a god or something along that lines!
Very interesting concept. I hope someone fulfills my wish!
One of yall just typed cffgfgcgcgchgfgfhcg hjjjffkj f lmao
:D That's not the worst thing people have written here
Nicely done! Very eerie 👍
Interesting little psychodelic experience.
Keep up the good work!
this is super cool and a great idea! nice execution. I am a bit sad that I didn't get a tuna sandwich though
This was a weird lil experience, I went in with different expectations and ended up something totally different! Loved the execution and good job!
Erry and spooky, Enjoyable and tence! Very well done :)
Really short, a bit unsettling, I think I heard of similar concept done before as a social experiment, where players interact with the choice made by the previous person, but I cannot recall it as of now. The main point of the game is the hall69.exe thing. I'm not sure how necessary or what symbolism/purpose does the first part serve.
Overall It's a really nice concept, I do hope it actually stores some sort of database of wishes and they aren't just pulled from an array of pre-made ones. I wish it had leaned more towards the program itself more to be more coherent of an experience however.
I appreciate games that play with my expectations and offer unusual ways of interacting with other players, and your game was exactly the case. For a moment, I thought I had encountered a bug when the room disappeared, but then I found the crack in the wall, and it was a very satisfying moment. The conversation with the computer was genuinely eerie for me, and I was interested to see what the other player's wish was (although the result was disappointing).
Overall, it was an interesting little experience. Thank you for the game!