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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Artwork | #1421 | 3.882 | 3.882 |
| Narrative | #3547 | 2.647 | 2.647 |
| Audio | #4904 | 2.706 | 2.706 |
| Creativity | #4990 | 3.176 | 3.176 |
| Enjoyment | #6824 | 2.471 | 2.471 |
Ranked from 17 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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you are the person that is counting down
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The game idea was good although I wasnt getting another number after entering the answer. The idea is pretty good but i didnt understand the game properly (can we rate for rate I think we need more ratings to go abovr the median maybe)
yeah i did not get that bug when i playtested it and the first time it occured for me was today actually
Nice VCR effects on the screen, and good sounds. Interesting idea, but the gameplay is a bit straightforward -- do math and enter number. Also, the last line of text on the how-to-play screen is disappearing off the bottom edge (or completely missing in fullscreen mode). A decent effort.
thanks for the comment i didnt had thoose bugs in the unity editor so i couldnt find and fix it and for the gameplay i couldnt make a gameplay that has a lot of variety and stuff in it because i was in a vacation in the first day and spenda some of my time coming back to home in second day
I know the feeling -- sure the jam says it's 96 hours, but when you've got family to manage, you lose a lot of that time.
The game reminds me of rules of horror story. Great job.
thanks
I really loved the visuals and graphics, it's a really cool vibe. I think its a little easy, but could be a section on a educational game for kids for subtraction.
also i think i got tired when i had to go down from 72 to 0 in, it was a little to long for me.
yeah i coldnt decide how long should it be so i made it 10 minutes just in case and originally there was a division code to but i think due to an error in the algorithm that decides what should be the next rule they don't spawn
the game looked very nice, though i got confused abit on the gameplay though.
Yeah,that is the one soul weakness it has i did not have time to make a great,simple and understandable how-to-play section
The visuals are nice, liked the gameplay. But the gameplay was mostly easy, it only got a bit hard in the insane mode. Maybe you can make it even harder. Also I think the CRT effect was just a bit too much. Really nice concept tho, liked the approach you take for the theme.
thank you for the comment i was thinking the exact same stuff(really i was thinking that the crt efect was too much and the dificulties arent that difficult but i had to make the difficulties that way because i dont think i have been able to write a simple enough and easy-to understand how-to-play section)
Cool concept, could have been harder I think you went easy on us.
Very fun, I managed to get to 9pm on insane mode. I really like the look of the game when you're at the computer.
yeah spent almost an entire day trying to find the sweet spot in post proccesing but i still was woried that the crt effect was a bit too much
I think maybe the flickering in moments is a little much? Like in normal game play I don't notice it too bad but sometimes it catches my attention. But either way, you did a really good job on on it and I think in terms of the intensity of the overall effect I think its good.
Really like the art and concept. Took me a long time to understand what needs to be done. Some more simple and clear instructions would help.
thanks for the reply if i continue develoing the game i will make the game easier to understand and the instructions simpler:)
The concept is really cool, but it took me some time to understand the game and also remembering the number that u have edit is very hard without it showing on screen. But i really liked the atmosphere the game sets!
thanls for comment added thoose to my to-do list for in case i continue developing it