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How does the game fit the theme?
You shouldn't trust dark souls who tell you lies.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
I used Godot Code and I didn't use any assets.
How many people worked on the game?1
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I see the idea, you would've killed it if u started earlier, well done!
Thank you for a comment, I agree with you. After all, I am working with a team on a slightly different project that has almost the same meaning and I hope the game will be much better than this one.
I liked the atmosphere and message. Wouldn't properly call it a game but a small interactive experience. Love the vibe and meaning. Good job in this!
Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you liked the game's meaning. I agree with you that this game looks more like something other than a game, like a small project or a very small mini-game in another game, but not like a game itself. I'll continue to do something similar. I hope that one day I'll get something much bigger and better than this.
I really liked the message of the game, but the gameplay is a bit lacking. But honestly considering it was made in less than a day, it looks amazing.
Thanks for the comments and I'm glad you liked the game message and in the future I'll try to create something better
Feels more like a game mechanic than a game. Atmosphere was good and fit the direction the creator was going.
I agree with you because I came to this Game Jam less than a day before it ended and I knew that I wouldn't have time to make a full game, so I made a short game and tried to create an atmosphere for it, but honestly I'm not sure that's what I wanted. And thank you for the comments
I mean you do what you can in the time that you have to do it. You made something and submitted it so that's what is important.
On the one hand, I agree with you, but on the other hand, it's my problem that I decided to participate in the Game Jam less than a day before it ended.