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How does the game fit the theme?
The player eliminates misleading/untrustworthy ads by finding the lies in them.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Generic player settings code (from previous projects),
Soundtrack (credit in game)
How many people worked on the game?1
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This was a really good game. It was fun, and satisfying. I especially liked the audio. But personally, the writing in the tutorial was a bit annoying to read with the lined effect, but it wasn't that bad. So overall, I think this is a great game!
This was a really good game. It was fun, and satisfying. I especially liked the audio. But personally, the writing in the tutorial was a bit annoying to read with the lined effect, but it wasn't that bad. So overall, I think this is a great game!
tbh i had so much fun playing it, i forgot how i got here lol
genuinely an addictive game, the graphics are cool, and its nice we can upgrade from time to time
this game is awesome, really love the art direction, but my aim sucks lol
Who needs aimlabs, when you can use this game as practice
That was a blast! My aim was pretty awful but I still cleared 30 ads. Great job!
Damn, this is the best game, as a solo dev, this is very impressive, well done!
Shoot ! i never knew my aim was this bad, but i had a blast.
The ads were funny and memorable, I just wish I had more time to read them! Excellent implementation of the theme
I think the gameplay loop is really fun and I really like how you can get upgrades. I also really liked the art
Great idea and implementation of the theme! I really enjoyed it. Reminds me of WarioWare, but I could see it being expanded to a full game with more Ad art and abilities.
Also the Ads themselves were great, some great art as well! The general vibe is great.
Only issue (possibly a skill issue) I could not figure out how to break the metal signs, like the one at the end of the tutorial? Also the tutorial itself was fun to play, which is rare!
Overall huge praise, 5 stars.
Appreciate the review!
The metal signs are gone once you shoot the screws that hold them in place, you'll find a screw on each side of the sign.
ah that makes sense. Some feedback on this (maybe the bullet bouncing off) would be useful imo.
But still really enjoyed this one 😄
This game was really fun, creative, and even educational too! The use of ads as the enemies in the game fits the theme well & the elements of the ad that you needed to target also is a bit informative of what one might want to take note of when viewing an advertisement online. The mechanics as well were simple but really fun & allows for a lot replayability as well, whether it be trying out different upgrades to learning more about what to target in each run. Good job!
Simple but well-polished! I really liked your take on “trust no one.”
Now I’m just waiting for the AdBlock DLC
45 ads, yes! it gets really tricky to hit the bolts on the moving ads later on, oof!
A brilliant idea combined with really fun gameplay!
This game had me hooked the most of those I've played so far this jam.
Very well built :)
The different types of labels were very creative as well - between aiming at nails, shooting stronger materials multiple times, and double checking for labels under labels, it kept the game from feeling repetitive.
Really fun game, love the art style and the crt effect, really cool concept that fits well the them, great job mate !
I really enjoyed your game! The idea of eliminating misleading and untrustworthy ads by finding the lies in them is such a unique concept. I honestly really like how you turned the “Trust No One” theme into the actual gameplay. Great job!
Really fun game! The advertising posters are hilarious, the gameplay is enjoyable, and the later levels get really challenging. I really liked the overall style too. The CRT effect fits the game very well, especially because it makes it a bit harder to spot the poster covers, but I personally found it a little tiring on the eyes after a while.
The game was so much fun and simple. Loved the concept and the creativity!