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A jam submission

Wild MurderView game page

This is a murder mystery game with a wild western setting where you are the sheriff
Submitted by Aquafalcon — 7 hours, 36 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#84.2314.231
Enjoyment#263.7693.769
Presentation#623.8463.846
Gameplay#643.3083.308
Connection to Theme#943.6153.615

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team Members (List Discord Names)
aquafalcon12

Game engine / program used
Godot

Connection to the theme (short sentence)
It is set in a wild west era which was back when times where simpler and when law enforcement didn't have technology to help them so they had to do things the old fashioned way.

Is this your first jam?

No

This is not my first game jam

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Comments

Submitted
Really fun game Loved the Core Mechanic. 

Feel free to check and rate my game :)

Submitted

LOL this game was just straight up fun!

Submitted

LOL this game was just straight up fun!

Submitted

I enjoyed the small extra side quests you have to do to get clues and I think it would be cool if it was expanded upon

Submitted

Nice game , i like how its randomized every time but the background noise randomly cut out for some reason.

Submitted

The clues always led me to the same guy, but I had no way to interact with him so I just shot him and lost.  Not really sure what to do.

Nice to hear some voice acting though.

Submitted

We will all wear a silver crown of years with this one!

Submitted

nice little puzzle game, i liked how the murderer was different every time and the information slightly changed to reflect that. I do think the storyline and the environment could have been slightly different each time awsell 

Developer(+1)

Thanks for the feedback. I absolutely agree that the story could have varied more and that definitely would have been the next addition to the game if I had more time.