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How does the game fit the theme?
The game incorporates the theme of "Trust no one" by giving the player a choice between two identical-looking people, one of whom is an alien doppelganger. The player cannot trust anyone until they check the vitals and choose who to eliminate. P.S. Plot twist in the end!
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
I didn't create the music, SFX, or font. All credit is given on the itch.io page with links and names.
How many people worked on the game?1
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it was fun to play, kina reminds me of That's Not My Neighbor. Cool!
Thanks for playing! Your game is so much fun
cool game!! i really liked the story and the plot twist at the end!!! the game is a bit learny, needing to know what "normal" metrics look like, but i got the hang of it, i was able to beat the game!!!
thanks for playing! your game is really cool too!
If only the body temp was measured in American units (Eagles per donut) I could have gotten them all! Nice little game, could be a cool one to speed run if there's some randomization in the mix.
Actually everything from the characters to the stats are all randomly generated on the fly each time but there is js so less options and i wasnt able to fine tune it properly. thanks for playing the game tho!
really cool concept!! I liked the mechanics and vibe of the game!! You did a great job!
thanks!
Cool concept! Would be nice if the read protocol screen was available while you were playing so that you don't have to memorize everything :)
Thanks for playing and the feedback!
Looking back that would've been a great idea lmao
Pretty fun, it would be great to have a little tutorial to learn to spot anomalies !
There is a tutorial in the Read Protocol button in the top right but i think i shouldve made that a bit more obvious. Thanks for the feedback!