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How does the game fit the theme?
It's a game about bluffing and catching a lie.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Character portraits.
How many people worked on the game?1
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took me a minute to grasp the exact rules but once it clicked I had a blast playing against the AI
having multiple AI personalities implemented for a jam is super impressive and the art gives it a really cozy tabletop feel, well done!
Clever take on the theme and very well implemented. Nothing revolutionary but what's that's expected when adapting board games.
The presentation is clear and readable but I was a bit confused by your wording in the rules. It mentions that you're betting on a shape existing "in both hands" and that does not seem to be the case for the AI bets. I think having a concrete exemple would make this a lot easier to grasp.
This also allowed me to discover that I suck even more at liar's dice when playing against an AI. Good to know.
Solid entry, nice job.
Thank you so much for playing, I will try to clear the doubt. So the thing with betting is if You bet 3 x circle, that means you believe that minimum 3 circles are there on the board (both your and npc's hands combined, which is 10 shapes at the beginning and goes down as game goes on).
If npc bets 4 squares let's say, that means no. Believes there are atleast 4 squares on board. If you don't believe so then you can call liar. Then the shapes are revealed and if npc's bet is true, means there are actually 4 squares on the board then you lose, if not then you win the round.
Hope that makes it clear. <3
Nice art and UI. Good sounds. The rule does confuse me when we are betting different shapes. Like 3 square vs 1 pentagon -> 4 square vs 1 pentagon -> 4 square vs 2 pentagon.
Thanks for playing. So the rule with shpaes is that higher number corner means higher value shape (this value only matter when betting). for example if npc bets 4 squares and you can't bet 5 sqaure, you can go to a higher value shape that is pentagon and bet 1 pentagon. anything square or below you will have to bet 5 numbers, but if you select higher value shape you can bet in lower numbers. Hope this makes it clear. <3
Nice and cozy version of the classic Liar’s Dice, but I would like to see some kind of twist on the basic formula. I am impressed that you managed to implement three different AIs. Good job!
Heaps of fun! Enjoyed getting a good hand that you knew you could do a good bluff with!
Thank you for playing. glad you enjoyed it.
There seems to be a bug with raising the bet or something, I couldn't quite figure that part out. But it was a fun game
Thanks you for playing and reporting a bug. I haven't encountered any bug myself so can you please give me a screenshot or somthing so that I can fix it in future. That will be a great help. Thanks.
Before placing a bet, when changing the shape, it would jump straight from 2 to 5. I probably won't be able to trigger/recreate that again
Oh that is by design, for example if the last bet with circle was 3 circles, and later if you scroll to circle it will show 4 circles, because that is the least valid bet. that's because how bet with each shape is saved in a temporary memory of the board.
haaaaaaaaaaaa In that case, the game is actually really good, apart from me misunderstanding it.
Thank you for playing and the feedback <3
Quite a unique game for the jam. At first I it was a bit confusing on why I kept losing but later I understood my mistake and managed to beat all of the NPCs. The artstyle has its own cool vibe to the game. Good job on the game!
Thank you for playing. Glad you enjoyed it.
thats a nice game very enjoyable.
It took me a run to understand but once I got it I got hooked and went for a few runs.
Great job!
Thank you so much for playing. I'm glad your enjoyed it.
Nice game, looks very polished.
I lost pretty quickly, though! 🤣 🤣
Thank you so much for playing.
What an impressive game. At first it is a bit overwhelming, but when you get the hang on it, it is really fun! I like this kind of strategical thinking. Also the game is very polished and the UI and character art is amazing. Very good job!
Thank you so much 😊
Interesting game, though a bit confusing. For example, there was a moment when an opponent said 2 circles, there were in fact 4, called him a liar, but somehow I was the one who lost a shape. I thought you have to say the exact amount of shapes, or maybe I misunderstood the rules.
THanks for playing. It's not exact number, but minimum amount.
This was fun! However, I don't think I really understand how losing a shape works. When you bet a number of shapes, are you guessing how many of that shape there are total between the two players, or if both players have at least that number of that shape? Other than that, I really liked the art style and I think the music fit too :D
Thank you for playing, I'm glad you enjoyed it. so the thing about losing a shape is If player call opponent liar and opponent's bet is true then player will lose a shape and if opponent calls you liar and if your bet is right then opponent will lose a shape and vice versa. hope you will get it now. it's written in game How to play as well.
Thanks again. <3
This is such a cool game, I immediately recognized on discord the inspiration from pirates of the caribean game. I found Rex to be quite easy to beat. If you have something more than normal, you can just tell your count and he will think it's a bluff. A tad bit hard if you have all shapes, but enemy have 2 shapes. Then you have to say a shape x 3, but it's reeeeeeally rigged at that point. But I guess it gives some way of comeback mechanism.
I'm really glad that you enjoyed the game. Once you understand it it becomes quite easy to beat. But still the charm is that no two matches are same. Thanks for playing.
At first was a bit confused but then I got into it. This feels like a really finished and thought-out submission.
Thank you so much.
Was kinda hard to understand the first few rounds, but when i got the hang of it i won a few games. I really enjoyed playing, keep it up!!
Thank you so much.
Fun game! My only piece of criticism is that the sound design is a bit bland
Thank you so much for playing.