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A jam submission

The Devil's DealView game page

Make sure the house always wins!
Submitted by Baton, livsruss — 1 hour, 7 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Accessibility#53.5933.593
Audio#143.8153.815
Graphics#174.2964.296
Controls#213.7413.741
Overall#223.6883.688
Fun#493.4073.407
Originality#563.4813.481
Theme#913.4813.481

Ranked from 27 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
4.6.stable

Theme Interpretation
You steal money from casino players by rigging the game in your favor.

Wildcards Used

Left Wildcard

The first wildcard (description pending)

Right Wildcard

The third wildcard (description pending)

Source
https://github.com/appellatebaton0/wild-jam-91

Discord Username(s)
Baton, Bruss, etienne

GWJ Participation Level
9 Total

Team Size
3

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Submitted

It was really fun to play! There is a nice variety of chips and characters. The rules are easy to understand. It feels really polished for a jam game.

Great submission, good job!

Submitted(+1)

Cool take on the Black Jack gameloop ! Very charming art and animations too ! I skipped the tutorial by accident at first, don't know how though 😅 but then I restarted the game and it was back. Anyway the idea is very clever I think it even leaves room for future improvements (roguelike-ish, iterative gameplay maybe ? haha) . Congrats on your entry guys ! 

Submitted

Art style has good. Game was cool and fun.

Submitted

Am I missing something? I couldn't really figure out if there was any strategy aside from hitting deal until I won or lost.

Nice UX though. It's very clean

Developer(+1)

When you buy a chip from the shop - which you can hover over to see what they do - you can drag them from your bar onto the cards you're about to deal to change the value of them, and build up a strategy to always win the games. In hindsight we weren't quite clear enough about it (even though it's the main mechanic) - if I could go back in time the tutorial would be redo-able and there would be little animations showing you how to do it.

Submitted

ahh! Ok yeah I kept buying the chips but didn’t know why. I’ll play it again

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