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A jam submission

That-Time-I-Got-Stuck-In-My-PCView game page

Submitted by Nortories — 4 minutes, 45 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme#3613.5034.091
Audio#3723.1923.727
Innovation#3803.1923.727
Overall#5113.1403.667
Visuals#5653.2703.818
Gameplay#5742.8033.273
Enjoyment#6462.8803.364

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does the game fit the theme?
You end up in the strangest place... inside your own PC. Navigate memory addresses, debug corrupted sectors by clearing the cache, and find a way out.

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Developed the shell interface that modifies the game, allowing you to progress through the level.

Music sourced from freesound_community @ pixelbay

How many people worked on the game?
1

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Comments

Submitted

The music goes really hard in this game.

The visuals of this game is just marvelous.

I keep struggling to clear the cache because some commands just wouldn't work for me, like build, build cost, etc. Perhaps give the player instruction on how to navigate memory address and clearing caches first.

Submitted

This game has beautiful visuals.

Submitted

Brilliant! I struggled at first to figure out where I was supposed to look for the coordinates (bad eyesight on my end :)), but I loved it.

Your game really stands out, and the slightly condescending “access denied” messages add that little “hold my beer” feeling :D

Submitted

That was great fun! Awesome mechanic for coding the platforms. Super sweet atmosphere. Using a terminal was such a funny feeling doing it in a game. Definitely more than once tried to hit tab to autocomplete :D. Well done!

Developer

Haha I keep trying to hit tab to autocomplete when testing, definitely something i need to add, and history so you can up arrow. Thanks for playing!

Submitted

Rad visuals and music. The shell based interface is cool. Perhaps for like a "Quality of Life" improvement would be to have a up-arrow previous command type thing. 

Developer

Completely agreed. That's funny you mentioned that, even when testing I would keep hitting the up arrow and thinking I really need to add history.
Thanks for the feed back and for playing

Submitted

I did it in 1145 seconds, try to do it faster people!  The visuals are really nice, you can solve the pixelart being blurry by going Texture > Filter set to "Nearest" on Godot. The music and sounds were great and the main mechanic, once i got how it worked, was fun to use :)

Developer(+1)

No way, one button it looks way better! Thanks for the tip and for playing it

Submitted

Glad to help!

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