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A jam submission

Planet MuseumView game page

Submitted by SilenceGame — 4 hours, 32 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Narrative#27582.8443.625
Artwork#50502.9423.750
Audio#64622.3533.000
Enjoyment#82032.1572.750
Creativity#84382.3533.000

Ranked from 8 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?
we build our game around a countdown system

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
Check the credits in the game ! All done by us with love <3

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Comments

Submitted(+2)

The art is great! I especially loved the dialoge sprites of Edmund and Screw (both in hologram and final form). The game's cover is also fantastic, really sticks out (in a good way). 

I liked the music and the writing. A "skip dialoge" or "fast forward" button would be cool tho, accidently started talking with characters right after finishing the dialoge a few times and had to sit through it a second time.

The gameplay was alright but kinda underwhelming, but I assume you'll expand on it if you keep developing the game.
The inventory limit of 3 objects wasnt obvious, wished it was explained more. 
Alarm timer being shared between alarms was defenetly the most fun part. I also thought the yellow laser part was cool with you having to run all the way back through the level

Submitted(+2)

The art style is so charming and I loved being the thief, I felt like Lupin lol. I think some sound effects would make it a smoother experience for the player to know when the bag is full and when they have emptied it, but an fun game and story otherwise!

Submitted(+2)

Maybe for the heist setting but it gave me  huge Persona 5 vibes.

Great Job on the art and dialogue!

I wish the 3 objects limit was better explained  with maybe an UI indicator.