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A jam submission

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An interactive narrative game about gambling addiction
Submitted by chaosman66@ — 1 day, 6 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#554.1964.196
Creativity & Theme#864.3734.373
Overall#1154.0734.073
Seriousness#1874.0984.098
Visuals#2784.2064.206
Enjoyment#7203.4903.490

Ranked from 102 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Game Engine

Godot

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Host(+2)

this is a beautiful game, and a great creative take on the roulette concept. looks, feels and sounds lovely <33

Developer

Thank you so much!

Submitted(+1)

A very impressive concept! It makes perfect sense that a gambling addict would only be able to say the words their mental roulette lands on.

The roulette animation and sound effects feel very realistic. The UI is clean and professional, and the story is quite educational. The voice acting is also excellent!

I wasn’t entirely sure whether choosing among the three characters affects the odds of the wheel, or how the betting rules actually work. So in my first three runs, Jessica ended up leaving. On my fourth playthrough, I bet all my money on “Guarantee” + “I’m sorry,” and Jessica stayed. I’m not even sure how I won, but I felt proud and happy, like a real gambler! :D

Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience~

Submitted(+1)

Great game! The CRT effect was so cool. The music is also really fitting. 

Submitted(+1)

Not to take away from the seriousness of the game's theme, but that CRT monitor was a cool effect :) Visuals and audio was great, and it's a great concept of placing bets on words while gambling, on the topic of gambling. I'm just unsure on 3 game play aspects; 1) how does choosing a personality type affect the game? I'm not sure if there were any advantage/disadvantage behind the scenes (it would have been great to show those on screen). 2) Were the bets on word choices completely random? Or was i suppose to bet on the probable outcome of the conversation? Or bet on the words that matches the thought bubble of the player?

All in all, tt's a good game and it's well polished, and it's a great job by your team!

Submitted(+1)

Cute game! Really liked the music :)

Submitted(+1)

Really liked the soundtrack and the general atmosphere

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