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A jam submission

Dungeon of DeceitView game page

Dont Trust Your Eyes... Listen!
Submitted by slas3r, gara1287 — 13 hours, 36 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme - How well did it incorporate the jam theme?#303.4183.625
Core Loop – Is the core loop fun/enjoyable?#322.8283.000
Overall - As a final product, what is your overall rating?#352.7702.938
Overall#363.0293.212
Scope - Was the game focused on one tiny idea?#383.7714.000
Polish – Did the slice feel like a finished game?#422.3572.500

Ranked from 16 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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5/5 Really good mechanic. On my machine, I get the sound clearly on both channels L and R, only at slightly different volumes. It makes it really hard to tell the difference. There is also a very short time window to react. I wish it was a bit more slow and/or the sound would only come from one of the two channels. Right now it is great but too difficult for additional replay value.

Submitted

I enjoyed this a lot, but it was a bit confusing at first. Took me a bit to figure out I had to listen to the correct side. I should have used headphones like you recommended lol! Very cool idea 

Submitted

It's a cool game, but it doesn't really fit the theme, and the colliders seem a bit off-key. I'd say it's fun to play, but it's a shame there aren't any levels or variety.

Submitted (1 edit)

I like the idea a lot but I somehow was not able to defend against the projectiles. I left-clicked torwards the fireballs and right-clicked thunder, always where the sound was coming from. Sounds and art are nice, the death screen appears wrongly scaled / cut off on my end. But theme is spot on.