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A jam submission

Hope In SewersView game page

Submitted by FORGOTTEN MOZHI — 2 hours, 50 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Narrative#6753.6433.643
Audio#33543.0003.000
Enjoyment#38853.0713.071
Artwork#39613.2143.214
Creativity#40943.3573.357

Ranked from 14 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

Nice puzzles! I think you should trim down the volume somehow

Developer

thank you, will sure do!!

Submitted

Riveting story! Always love when I fight against the establishment in these games. Viva la Revolution!

But please make it visually so that it’s clear what pothole leads to what corresponding pothole. Trial and error isn’t fun in puzzle games like these!

Developer(+1)

Thank you very much, loved seeing you play the game live and yes will surely work on the potholes..Hope to see you again in a livestream!!

Submitted

Super cute! (even though I don't like cockroaches hahah)

I finished all levels and was happy to see those little cockroaches fighting back.

There's just one issue that the blackholes seem a little to random for players, which brought me some discouragement while just trying out which blackholes are connected. Maybe you can simply use colors to help players distinguish them.

Developer

yes i agree, keeping potholes the same color with any highlighting was 100% a wrong idea, will surely change it after the jam ends, thank you!

Submitted

wow what a game i did not even know that godot could make games like this and there is a very great amount of levels but some levels could use a bit of a better design like in the firs levels that intruduced holes you could just skip them and go to the ned normally and also the rat king sometimes jumpscares me even if i reach the lock

Developer

Thanks so much for the feedback! I definitely need to work on fixing the potholes. And yes, sometimes the Rat King jumpscares you if you’re on the last move while completing the level that’s a bug I couldn’t fix in time, but I’ll make sure to sort it out after the jam ends. Once again, thank you!

Submitted

Cool game! I wish the potholes told you where they lead before hand as having to guess is a bit confusing. I also thought the jumpscare was a bit unnecessary especially because the game design requires you to die for some levels but I understand the intent.

Developer

Thanks a lot for the feedback! yes, i definitely need to rework the potholes, and I’ll make sure to do something about the jumpscares as well.

Submitted (1 edit)

I suggested the destination of the portal could be marked; otherwise, I have to rely on guesswork.

Developer

Thanks for the feedback! When I was making the game, my main idea was for players to memorize the pothole destinations and replay the levels multiple times. But now I understand the frustration it is  causing. As you suggested, I think adding slight colors to the portals to show their connections would make the game quite easier,  thanks a lot for the idea!!

Submitted

For a puzzle game, the puzzles are the worst part.

 in the beginning it was fine but after potholes were introduced it kept feeling like the game was more interested in getting a gotcha moment than making a good puzzle.


the art is cute and the story is charming so overall it was a pleasant experience.

Developer

Thank you very much for the feedback❤️. I didn’t realize that the potholes could make players feel frustrated, since I had already memorized the puzzles while testing and it felt easier for me after playing so many times. I’m really sorry for the frustration this may have caused. This was my first ever puzzle game, so I know I still have a lot to learn. Your direct feedback is really helpful to me, and I truly appreciate it☺️.