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A jam submission

PowerSHELLView game page

A terminal that remembers everything. Two short stories live inside it.
Submitted by PixelSynth — 1 day, 18 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Sound#941.9172.625
Art#1031.9172.625
Theme#1071.9172.625
Overall#1111.7892.450
Fun#1121.6432.250
Innovation#1161.5522.125

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

This was pretty cool! An emotional terminal game is a pretty cool and unique idea I like it, I just wish there was more content. It was cool that there was two different games but I wonder if that might have split the focus and hurt both games.

Submitted(+1)

Expect to See here some game about Terminal like mine. but if I look at ScreenShots I dont think so )
I had a macOS Vision and archive not consist Any Executive :(

Developer(+1)

Thanks for checking it out! 😄 Yeah, I can see why the screenshots might not look like a typical Terminal-style game.

The game is actually going in a different direction, but it still focuses heavily on that computer/terminal atmosphere. I’m experimenting with the concept and trying to make something a bit different.

And thanks for the feedback! 🙌

Submitted(+1)

Also for your information - itch say that your game is suspicious because account registered now so long and because it from India. Little racist they are :(

I install your game on my other PC in windows and played it. It is awesome. Short and kind. I did not understand what to do in the begining but I pass it. It is sad that it is not web and not so much people will play it

Developer

Thank you so, so much for taking the time to download and actually play my game. ❤️ Your message genuinely means a lot to me, especially knowing that you played it on another PC and enjoyed it.

And yes, the entire game was made using Pygame! 😭 I’m still learning a lot, and honestly I don’t really know how to properly set it up for the web yet. That’s probably why I couldn’t provide a browser version.

I’m really happy that you gave it a chance even though the beginning wasn’t very clear. I’ll definitely take your feedback seriously and try to make the introduction and objectives clearer in future updates.

Also, thank you for pointing out the issue with itch.io being suspicious about the account. I really appreciate you giving my game a chance despite that.

And i also checked your game "Blackout Shell English" its really so nice and when i press cat diagnosis.txt its a jumpscare for me i forget to reduce my pc volume 😊👏 i like your game.

Seriously, thank you for playing, for sharing the screenshot, and for taking the time to write such a kind message. It genuinely motivates me to keep making games. ❤️🙏

Submitted

The timer in the first game is sooo short, I literally had to book it to the end. Also I'm kinda confused for the second game about what to do. Since there's a bunch of people to talk but like nothing to interact with. 
 
Also the zip file has a zip file inside of it which is kinda funny

Developer

Thanks for playing both games and for the detailed feedback! 🙌

I agree about the timer in the first game — I made it too short, so I'll definitely consider giving the player more time.

For the second game, I can see how the objective wasn't clear enough. I'll work on making the interactions and goal easier to understand.

And yeah 😂 the ZIP inside the ZIP was definitely a mistake. Thanks for pointing that out!

Submitted

The formatting was a bit weird, but otherwise everything worked fine. Game one had a very short timer so I felt panicked. Game two was a little confusing as to what the goal was.

Developer

Thanks a lot for playing both games! 🙏

I'm glad everything worked overall! And yeah, I definitely need to improve the timer in Game 1 and make the objective in Game 2 much clearer.

Thanks for the feedback — it really helps me figure out what needs improvement! 👍