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A jam submission

Liminal DreamsView game page

Submitted by bavzin — 20 hours, 8 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Secondary Theme Adherence#32.6833.000
Polish#52.9073.250
Fun#53.1303.500
Overall#82.9393.286
Creativity#92.9073.250
Audio#92.4602.750
Atmoshphere#93.3543.750
Visuals#113.1303.500

Ranked from 4 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

wow, what a charming puzzle platformer! a simple mechanic, well executed. I really liked this! the ambience was spot on, I felt... watched and scared, as the looming eyes and clouds in the background get weirder as you progress.

REALLY REALLY cool.
if I were to leave any feedback: the camera was too jumpy on the vertical axis, which saturates the player quite quickly; the audio was a bit too high; the phases themselves were a bit hard to navigate, although I think this one is intended!

Developer(+1)

Thanks, I'll fix these issues at the end of the game jam.
Submitted(+1)

First, great job, I had a really good time playing your game!

It is really intuitive. I got stuck on the last level because I didn’t notice the lever on the ceiling at first, but after playing for another five minutes, I managed to finish the game.

The core mechanic is really cool, and I especially liked the fact that you can’t deactivate a lever once you’ve activated it. It made it much easier to keep track of what I had already done and what was still left to figure out.

That said, the game did start to feel a little repetitive after a while. Introducing a few new mechanics as the game progresses could have added more variety and made the later levels feel fresher, while still keeping the really solid core mechanic.

The sound design fits the game really well, although having more variety during the dream sequence could have made the atmosphere feel even more tense and immersive.

GG & W !

Developer(+1)

Thanks, I'll see which mechanic would work great in the game after the game jam.