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A jam submission

The Tiny Hex BoutiqueView game page

Run a tiny occult boutique, stock strange goods, and keep your customers happy!
Submitted by CCadori — 3 hours, 18 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Graphics#24.8004.800
Audio#74.1674.167
Controls#243.8333.833
Overall#313.7243.724
Accessibility#433.3333.333
Theme#633.7673.767
Fun#893.1003.100
Originality#1173.0673.067

Ranked from 30 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
4.7

Theme Interpretation
The game revolves around the logic of deciding how much to charge your customers.

Discord Username(s)
CCadori

GWJ Participation Level
14

Team Size
1

Generative AI Disclosure

I confirm that this jam entry does not contain any AI-generated content

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Comments

Submitted

I'm a terrible seller, I basically set the prices so that it's always +10 profit for me on each item and waited till it all sells :P Only issue I had with gui is in supplies menu when I accidentally clicked to restock something, I could not decrease the number (so the +1/+something buttons immediately completed the one way transaction). The visuals and audio are great, a bit of gameplay difficulty would make it more challenging and engaging (but you already know that looking at the description), I still had fun :)

Submitted

Makes me want to open my own butique ;) I love the art - both graphics and music. Great job! 

Submitted

Gorgeous game! Can only really reiterate what's been said below but yeah, very stylish and very fun, even if it could do with some more progression. I especially enjoyed the big pile of gold just sitting outside the shop :)

Very nice job!

Submitted(+1)

you wouldn't believe I missed picking up my wife because of this game. addictive loop and triggers my capitalism so much. nice work!

Submitted

We really loved the art and music of the game! Would love to see a full version with the progression mechanics! :)

Submitted

It's a great game! The graphics are the best, I liked the music too, the mechanics are also very good! I liked the menu very much And you also added mobile control! This game is definitely worth playing, I have already accumulated more than 100 coins! I liked the game, but it has a lot to grow, the developers are great! If you have time, rate my game too!

Submitted

Such a cute game, and I loved the core loop! Would be cool if you could purchase decorations for your shop that impact customer's willingness to purchase goods, or just to make it look nicer :]

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

Such an incredible presentation!  It's a shame you didn't have more time to finish it up as much as you'd have liked, but I’d genuinely love to play a fully fleshed out cosy little shop simulator in this style

Developer

Hey, ayyyspoon, thanks for the review and the kind words 😊!

Submitted(+1)

Beautiful work! I was a little confused with the UI initially though. When setting objects I could figure out the cost, but for some reason the second table for sale made me think you could mass put a discount on objects rather what you were offering. It never occurred to me that I wouldn’t want to sell everything. After clicking around and re-reading the itch page I was able to figure it out though. I second wanting to pet the dragon! And I thought something would happen when clicking the pile of coins. Was that to represent how much profit you made? Dangerous to leave all that coin out :) 

Developer

Hi Chippper, thanks a lot for taking the time to leave a detailed review!

Unfortunately, I couldn't get the sales system running smoothly in time; the workflow ended up with unnecessary steps, and more confusing than it needed to be. To be honest, on Saturday I was still debating whether or not it was worth submitting the game.

And yes! The little dragon definitely deserved that pet mechanic haha 😅

Submitted(+1)

You definitely needed to submit. The art is too good not to share (and the dragon!) 

Submitted(+1)

The art and the audio for this game are some of the most wonderful I have ever seen. Absolutely dripping with charm and joy. I definitely echo the sentiment about expanding the gameplay side (I mostly felt like I was randomly choosing items to sell because I didn't know what my customers were going to want), but in all it's a stellar job. I want a plush of the dragon please!

Submitted(+1)

Nailed it on the cute department for sure. Gorgeous game with a good underlying soundtrack. If you can expand on the gameplay side, you will have a great product at your disposal.

Submitted(+1)

Crazy cute, cozy and fun game. Very addictive when playing to maximize profits.

Also very pretty and well made

Developer

Im glad you liked the profit mechanics! Thanks for leaving a review, Sigurdmk!

Submitted

Very charming game! I'd definitely revisit it if you ever plan to add progression mechanics

Developer(+1)

Thank you, Scumpii, for taking your time and leaving a review 😊 

Submitted(+1)

I really love the art it looks so cooolll!!!

Submitted

This game looks and sounds beautiful! I love the art style, and the audio suits it perfectly. It's very enjoyable to play, I liked trying to figure out exactly what I could charge for everything before people stopped buying things. If you expanded on this with progression mechanics I would definitely want to play that too. Great work!

Developer(+1)

Thanks for the nice words, Mr CloakedCrow! Your suggestion is on point! I was playing around with the game after submitting, and I had the same feeling as you. Thank you again! 

Submitted(+1)

I loved how peaceful and addictive this is 

Developer(+1)

Thank you, Darsan. I think I spent too much time on aesthetics and not enough on the gameplay this time, but I'm happy you still had fun 😀 

Submitted(+1)

Beautful, charming, and surprisingly addictive. My only criticism would be that I often forgot to marks items to be sold and thus wouldn't have them for sale. I'd consider having everything for sale by default.

Developer(+1)

Thank you for the feedback, Epeon, I totally agree with your suggestion!