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A jam submission

One and ThirtyView game page

a 15th century card game similar to blackjack - made for LoveJam2026
Submitted by nobleladylord — 2 hours, 15 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Graphics#223.3333.333
Gameplay#322.7222.722
Overall#332.6112.611
Mood#372.7222.722
Audio#401.6671.667

Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

Since my game jam is a card game too, I think your game execution for blackjack Idea is way better than mine.. the graphics looks so crisp and good.

Submitted

A classic replica of blackjack. The card design is pretty cool btw!

Submitted

Simple and easy to understand game ^^

like classic game but 31 gives more card variations making it more risky.

Submitted(+1)

I absolutely liked it. It's a very easy to understand and quite addictive card game. I just miss having a different screen depending on whether you win or lose the game.

Submitted(+1)

bet it all and lost the farmstead

I really love the visuals of the cards, fantastic job!

Submitted (1 edit)

Basic working blackjack with nice graphics. When you look at the history of the operating systems and programming, black jack variants were among one of the first games implemented ever. So history indeed. Two things - it would be nice to have Win and Lose screens look different, in extreme case when you bet everything in the first round, it's not clear who won. And try to not use so much global variables in the code next time, there are much more sane ways how to organize things :-)

(+1)

I feel like game jams are the perfect place to break all conventions of "good programming practices" and just do cheeky stuff because it can't come back and bite you in 3 months :D 

Submitted

Fun and cool! I like the historical vibes. One minor suggestion would be a difference between the "you win" game over and the "you lose" game over

Submitted(+1)

Oh, and apparently you can keep drawing after the round is over, haha oops

Submitted(+1)

Nice little game, I really like the picture card designs, good job!