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A jam submission

Earth OdditiesView game page

A resource-management roguelike where you curate a final art exhibit for Earth.
Submitted by arjayi — 8 hours, 27 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Narrative#1864.1084.108
Creativity#4374.2434.243
Artwork#5064.2574.257
Enjoyment#19243.5143.514
Audio#20073.3113.311

Ranked from 74 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?
Your resources dwindle steadily through acquisitions and events, counting down to when you must (willingly or forced) open your exhibit.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
all assets are CC0 / in Public Domain

Artwork - The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, Rijksmuseum, National Gallery of Art, & stephengwon

Music - The Open Goldberg Variations by J.S. Bach performed by Kimiko Ishizaka

Sound UX - Kenny (kennynl)

Fonts - Fraunces (Undercase Type), Kalam (Indian Type Foundry), Martian Mono (Evil Martians), Share Tech Mono (Carrois Type Design), Departure Mono (Helena Zhang)

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Submitted

fun museum management game. playing as an alien curator trying to save earth by collecting classic art is a super creative narrative hook. the UI is really clean and the random events and little doodles add a ton of charm to the whole historical vibe. the mechanics can be a bit hard to grasp at first though. good stuff!

Submitted

Great Art Curation game! I'd Like to play if i'm maybe more knowledgeable with arts *^____^*

Submitted

Great job! Excellent narrative, intuitive UI, and good sound and music!

Submitted

This is really wonderful! I love this idea a lot, it could turn into a really cool full release with perhaps some more business management and more scenarios. Incredible for a jam game, though!!

Submitted

As someone who once was an art major at Uni, I love this game!!!! 

Submitted

This is a fantastic way to gamify art. Lovely game, a bit hard to understand the mechanics but it's so pleasant to choose from the art selection. Only issus is that I tend to put my own taste in the choices when sometimes, it will be completely uncohesive or just paintings that have no value. Thanks for the game, it's really great work!

Developer

thank you!

Submitted

This is one of the prettiest I’ve seen this jam. All the presentation is lovely, from the gallery wall to the sci-fi flair, and I love the little doodles for the event pop-ups. Great use of public domain works! This seems like a real hard game to play well, but at least I was able to save Earth!

Developer(+1)

i appreciate it! glad you were able to save Earth from demolition!

Submitted

This game is amazing, definitely one of my favorites in this jam. It's insane how polished it looks, good job!

Developer

that's high praise! thank you so much! 

Submitted

This was a lot of fun to play. Part of me wishes that the three attributes were hidden, and part of me is really glad they are shown. There were a lot of events which kept the game exciting for replay. Great game!

Developer

thank you! i'm glad you liked the events!

Submitted

I love the historical vibe! Super engaging and rich with atmosphere

Developer

thank you!

Submitted

Cozy and a creative take on the count down theme. The UI sound effects really added to that cozy touch. Very approachable considering the circumstances. I guess being an alien museum curator has its perks :p

Developer

our curator certainly thinks so~ thank you for playing!

Submitted

The concept is very original, I love the idea of an alien curator with a gallery of Earth's art. The UI design is also very creative. I had to try a few times to reach cultural significance, I actually had to think about my decisions when purchasing pieces. Great job!

Developer

nice, thanks for sticking with it! i'm glad you enjoyed!

Submitted

Loved it! I should have been more balanced but I just focused on paintings I personally like hehe. :) Such a unique concept.

Developer

thank you so much! glad you enjoyed :D

Submitted

Very cool! If you have time you should rate our game as well!

Developer

checked it out! great job on your submission :)

Submitted

This actually thought me about some of the art history of the world, for that I immediately like it more, the UI is really well done as well 

Developer(+1)

thanks! i hope that i can incorporate even more artworks from around the world in the future

Submitted

A creative take on the theme and narrative. I like how the game incorporated artworks in the theme and the random events. A potential entry!

Developer

thank you!

Submitted

I really like the narrative of this game. The aesthetic is very nice too. Keep up the good work.

Developer(+1)

thank you - you too!

Submitted

This is beautiful. This concept is a masterpiece. And I'm pretty sure you will continue working on it and someday release it as a full day. As for now this is one of the strongest jam entries that I saw. Wish you to be featured!

Developer

thank you, that's very kind!

Submitted

This is a gem! Probably the most "artistic" deckbuilder there ever has been. Very smart design!

Developer

thanks, glad you liked it!

Submitted

Love the focus on classical art and it actually made me inspired to do master studies again. The whole backstory and random events and their puns are especially hilarious. I would've loved an atmospheric bgm and the ui to reflect a bit on the classical x alien/scifi design, but i really enjoyed the game. well done!

Developer

thank you! i'm glad you enjoyed the art & events. i also thought the UI could use some more polish but ran out of time unfortunately (yours is outstanding in polish & effects; i don't know how you did it!) there is bgm, but i think i made it a bit too quiet. 

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