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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Best in show | #2 | n/a | n/a |
| Best inkjam game | #2 | 4.429 | 4.429 |
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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This was fun! I really enjoyed the history and the location photos and illustrations, and the evidence gathering was a fun mechanic. I didn't get the best ending, so I'll have to replay and try again!
I did encounter a few small bugs:
The first time I looked at the coins, I got text that I believe should only have showed up on a second or subsequent click (something about asking him if he's sure he won't reconsider selling them).
The ending I got said (encoded with ROT13): "Lbh jnaqre nebhaq nvzyrffyl, ohg snvy gb svaq lbhe ornevatf. Nf ubhef ghea gb qnlf, lbh phefr lbhefrys sbe pbzvat gb sbefnxra cynpr, qbbzrq gb qvr n qrfcrengr zna." But then one of my stats said: "Lbh sbhaq Ngynagvf, naq yvirq gb gryy gur gnyr," which doesn't seem accurate given that last line of the story.
Finally, it would be great if there was a "save" feature so that I could jump back to the point just before I began the search, instead of having to entirely replay.
Thanks so much for playing!
I've fixed a bunch of spelling mistakes and grammatical issues, as well as fixed the bug you flagged with the incorrect text when first looking at the coins. I've also fixed the issue you encountered with your ending.
Finally, I've also enabled a save feature, so you can manually save before triggering the search for Atlantis :D
This is a really impressive game, and not just because of the extensive bibliography. As a player, I felt immediately immersed in the setting and connected to the player-character. The images also added a lot to the experience, making the evidence (especially the texts) feel tangible. Nice work!
Great little adventure game.
Great little adventure game.
What a neat little game! Really enjoyed the setting, premise, and images. Was also nice being able to play as a priest and visit all these beautiful churches. It would be nice to play in portrait mode though, and I regrettably didn't find Atlantis because of my own impatience (I went through all the options on Day 1 and didn't feel like repeating myself so tried to find Atlantis with a mere 2 pieces of evidence, I might have to try again and be a little more thorough this time lol)
This is almost perfect.
Interactive fiction to share historic knowledge is a great idea and I really liked the visual content.