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A jam submission

What Came UpView game page

Submitted by LongShot2024 — 23 hours, 46 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Visuals#20432.6733.333
Audio#21792.3162.889
Seriousness#22282.7623.444
Overall#24082.4593.067
Creativity & Theme#26452.4053.000
Enjoyment#26492.1382.667

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Game Engine

Unity

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Comments

Submitted

oil fills my throat

Submitted

Great visuals and audio, which made for an awesome atmosphere. Took a couple of attempts to finish, Very fun gameplay once you understand what to do. Sadly the game crashed if I let the intro play out, so I had to skip. 

Submitted

simple concept but great execution. Love the visuals and audio really paints the atmosphere, really well done!

Submitted

I really liked the visuals, the low resolution really made it look unique. I also think it's really impressive how much you decorated the place in such a short amount of time! I liked the cute cutscene at the end :)
The only thing I didn't like is how hard it was to understand what to do. I died like 2 times because I thought the water meter was for the oil or something, Idk,I might just be dumb.
But either way, very cool game :)

Developer

I'm glad you liked the game, thank you for playing and for the feedback. I had a feeling that the game was too hard I didn't have a tester to playtest it at the moment but if I do update the game I'll definitely adjust the difficulty.

Submitted

This is a really cool entry! The retro PS1-style graphics look quite neat and atmospheric. Also, using a pixelation filter to mask the rough edges of fast 3D modeling is an incredibly smart and clever trick for a game jam — it gave the project a super distinct and nice aesthetic.

The core idea feels solid, and it was genuinely fun to experience. You've built a pretty interesting foundation here. Thanks for making this, and good luck with the jam results! 🎮📺