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How does the game fit the theme?
Your job is to send souls to Heaven or Hell based on the information they give you about their past lives. Some souls may lie to get into Heaven.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Sound effects from Pixabay.
How many people worked on the game?1
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This is like Papers, Please but set in heaven, where you decide whether someone goes to heaven or hell. The tricky part is that each person’s deeds and misdeeds create a gray area in deciding whether they can be trusted or not, especially when you have to consider whether their actions had good intentions behind them. Interesting concept for the theme. Good job!
I love this game and played it for many shift. I even got a 3/18 accuracy score. That probably means I know everything. This game feels finished and I like the art.
Good idea and execution, feels polished, I only wish there some consequences for incorrect decisions, for now each decision doesn't affect anything in terms of gameplay mechanics. Good job
Great game…. visuals are so good…I rate it please rate my game glitch runner
Hey loved your game super cute and makes you think for yourself on your own good deeds and bad. Very reflective game. I like the message, and I like the art and look of it and how there is a report. This was nicely polished
This is the same idea me and my artist had before we pivoted. In a way, I see a lot of choices that we would've made go into the final game. I'd really like to get to know you and your opinions on morality and the afterlife. Also, the 7 point scale is the best :)
such a cute little game, I enjoyed it a lot!
it was a tad bit hard to know if my decisions were correct or not at the moment and if so, which ones were and which ones weren't, but it was still very fun!
unique concept, makes you think twice at some of em. good work honestly
Additively great. Probably a bit to strict but its such a good concept and the art and sound is really good. However doesn't fit the theme as well as you could hope.
nice creative game! I played the whole thing and got 11/18. I think I was overly lenient, except I definitely sent the PETA guy to hell lol.
Would be nice to be able to click and skip the draw animation for the dialog, so i can read faster. If you choose to continue working on this, some more unique NPC drawings would be sick.
i learned im slightly better than a goldfish at judging people. very fun and relaxing experience <3
asking about the misdeeds and getting his side of it before you stamp them is the good bit, you end up weighing the report against what they want you to hear. clean pixel art too, that sky is lovely
It was really nice, I loved the short stories and ethical dilemmas :D
"My shift is over", but I could imagine a good simulation game from this idea! Congratulations on your game! :)
I LOVE this idea, having “Papers please” type game for entering heaven is such a cleaver and obviously good game idea. And the visuals on top is stunning. Mav favorite game so far!
Amazing. Clean art. Nice sounds. Flawless interactions. The concept has a huge potential. Really got me attracted and kept playing.
Thanks for playing!
The game has amazing art, and the sound effects are really cute. I will definitely play this for a long time if it's an officially released game!
Thank you so much! This means a lot to me to feel motivated to finish the game!
Crazy amount of polish. Did a very good job at making the choices very difficult to make. Fantastic interpretation of the theme
Thank you sm!
Love the art and the sound effects! Sent too many people to the wrong place tho. I think I may get fired :)
OMG. Papers please in heaven!
Really cute art and hilarious scripts! I wish I got more instant feed back on whether I made the right call (or at least a score out of six after each level)
Thank you for your suggestion and for playing!