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A jam submission

The Last Count of DownView game page

Build a county worth inheriting—in just twelve seasons.
Submitted by omph (@omphdev) — 1 hour, 7 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Narrative#42972.4963.000
Enjoyment#48822.8663.444
Artwork#49762.9583.556
Creativity#59452.9583.556
Audio#62802.4042.889

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

How does your game fit the theme?
You are a Count, running a County, before you run out of time.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
https://emilyhartnett.itch.io/essential-medievalfantasy-music-pack

https://www.dafont.com/pixeloid-sans.font

(Optional) What would you like to be called if GMTK features your game?
Omph

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Comments

Submitted

I love Stackland and so I enjoyed this a lot! Amazing amount of work for such a short time!

Submitted

This was a really solid little resource management game, I think this has been one of my favourite games of the jam so far. My one complaint is that the font can be a bit hard to read sometimes, especially at small sizes. Overall, this game is incredibly good, so well done!

Submitted

Wow, this game is huge for such a short time!

Submitted(+1)

The art style is lovely. I did struggle a bit with the gameplay mechanic since I've not played a lot of resource management games but the having the hints helped a bit so I wasn't completely stuck.

Submitted(+1)

All the little animations were really nice, and gameplay was intuitive except I couldn't figure out what was meant by restore the Hearth as a kitchen, I'm not sure if I needed to find a kitchen card at some point.

After I realised exploring the county was so important, the game was pretty fun but I think more emphasis might've been needed on that as I wasn't sure what to put my workers on at first.