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A jam submission

CountblindView game page

How good is your inner clock?
Submitted by ExporationLuk — 1 hour, 6 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#36803.1253.125
Audio#37252.9382.938
Creativity#60992.9382.938
Artwork#83212.1882.188
Narrative#98371.3751.375

Ranked from 16 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 memorize a countdown's rhythm before it goes dark, then finish counting down in your head and hit zero blind. The countdown IS the game concept.

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Submitted

I suck at the game ;..;

Submitted(+1)

A neat and elegant execution! Non-integers were quite challenging. +43 ms is my best result here

Submitted(+1)

Best I could get is +32 ms. Have you been able to achieve the exact 0?

Submitted(+1)

nice game, i always wanted to test my sense like that

Submitted(+2)

Got a perfect +0ms the first try :) Never got that close after that :(

(+1)

Very clever and creative idea. My best was 7ms

Submitted(+1)

I’m a huge fan of the concept behind this is game, it may be a little short but it’s still super cool.

Submitted(+1)

Nice concept! Obviously it's got a short playtime (unless I'm missing something other than just random mode, please let me know if I am, I'll come back to give it a try!), but it does what it was designed to do really well. (I got down to +8 ms, I'm proud of myself, my self-metronome usually sucks for rhythm games. Question is, can I use this game now as a way to set latency in rhythm games? XD Who knows!?) I think for me, an interesting feature for  improvement for the randomizer would have been giving a different rhythm as the metronome and having you still somehow try to count out 5 full beats! 

Submitted(+2)

cool concept, it's just very bare bones. i would have liked to see other mechanics or things introduced alongside it, maybe something like rhythm doctor?