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A jam submission

Desktop AnomalyView game page

Submitted by flavedogame — 2 days, 21 hours before the deadline
Rated by 11 people so far
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How does the game fit the theme?
in this game ,you joined brackeys jam but suddenly everyone is sending weird stuff to you , you can't trust any of them

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
some assets I copied from discord and jam page

How many people worked on the game?
3

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Submitted

Nice idea and execution

Submitted(+1)

very PEAK Clippy and Game Dev game! i really like how you added some messages and other stuff from the brackeys discord!! good luck :)

Submitted

this is great! Well done!

Submitted

Wow you made a full OS lol. I had a similar in PC game but yours looks amazing. Great job all of you!

Submitted

Lol I got such a kick out of one of the links ACTUALLY taking you to the IRL submission page.

Kudos to the team, this is a fun idea with some great details.

I had to click on Clippet’s message in the discord 3 times before it actually triggered - but I did like that anomaly, I felt gratified noticing it.

Submitted

I played this game right before the jam ended out of curiousity, got a bug where it sent me to day 5 with to do tasks for day one (not sure if that was a known bug), I actually really enjoyed the game it was pretty fun!

Submitted

Love the concept, very meta.
Some jokes got a genuine laugh from me so well done.

Submitted

This is fun! I like the concept. I think sometimes finding the anomalies was too tough, I got majorly stuck twice looking for the final one. But well done!

Submitted(+1)

never trust a talking paper clip