Very unique experience. At first I was kinda confused about what I had to do, but then the letter came up and everything just clicked. Definitely teared up a bit when playing.
Awesome submission.
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How does the game fit the theme?
I’d say it’s a bit of a poetic look at the topic, but the theme of (not) trusting is in the story itself and in the gameplay, which resembles how our memories work and whether we can trust them, and to what extent.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Some of the sounds are from freesound.org, photos are from Unsplash and fonts are from Google Fonts. For more details see game description
How many people worked on the game?1
Very unique experience. At first I was kinda confused about what I had to do, but then the letter came up and everything just clicked. Definitely teared up a bit when playing.
Awesome submission.
Nice submission! It feels so polished.
It's honestly not my kind of game but still, it was enjoyable. The graphics are nice and the gameplay is innovative.
I like what you did with the jam theme!
Overall, very nice entry!!
If you have some free time, I'd love it if you could check out my game too :D
The most original entry I've seen so far, I really don't have much to say except that I think this game is fantastic. I was completely entranced by the narrative, the exploring of words starts a bit confusing but you eventually get the hang of it, and the decision to forgive or not forgive the different characters the protagonist life gives it a very personal touch
Congratulations, you made something really special
Such a unique and cool concept! I really like how well it depicts a messy mind remembering and coming to terms with things. The atmosphere is perfect too.
The saved term feature is great but it would also be nice to have a regular notepad or a family tree to play around with :o
Great game if I understood my mother tongue (English). Alas, I cannot.
Oh my god that's such an interesting mechanic for a game! To have made this completely solo too, it's really impressive! Loved what you did with the story and how it presented itself. GREAT GAME!!
Such a deeply atmospheric and creative experience! The way the narrative unfolds feels so poetic and mirrors grief and memory in a surprisingly raw way. The UI design is gorgeous, and paired with the cozy soundtrack, it really pulls you into the story, fantastic entry!
A great game with a unique concept, i really liked the sounds —great job!
This has been my favourite game of the jam thus far, this was awesome!!
Playing this game was a unique experience. To be honest, I missed the letter at first. But once I opened it and started filling it out, the game just flowed smoothly. The words coming again and again creates an eerie atmospheric feel. It feels like the actual process of thinking...
Looks very cool and is really original and a great idea! The music is great and really relaxing <3 would you mind trying out mine as well?
Really enjoyed the calming music. especially in jams the audio is often something not considered or mixed well. This was not the case here :)
As a fan of non-linear storytelling this is absolutely beautiful, a brilliant concept for a game jam and probably one of my favorites so far. Great UI and music is well. Very minor suggestion, but some sound feedback would have been great. Keep it up!
even though i only discovered 90% of the words and got stuck with the hints, i absolutely LOVED how unique this game is! the story is told by the letter conveyed by worded memories that need to be discovered, with the emotion behind it is the character himself not trusting what happened.
Loved this. The expanding text nails that feeling of a mind wandering in every direction at once, and the letter pulls it back together at the end. MASTERMIND'S WORK !! WELL DONE MY GUY IN SUCH A SHORT TIME !! KEEP UP DA GOOD WORK ! letter on its way now 10/10 GAME
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