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How does the game fit the theme?
The companion will try to trick you, so you have to decide to believe him or not
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Sounds from pixabay.
How many people worked on the game?1
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Great realization of the idea! I even got a bit confused before I remembered the theme :D. I really love the visuals of the game. Maybe adding a soft parallax effect to the background could make it look even better. Good job!
I keep fogetting the theme is trust no one so I just trusted jerry with no doubts. There was some parts I didn't knw what to do like I didnt know I could go back outside until i tried it randomly but other than that I liked the game good job!
Yep, we have too much trust)
Thanks for your feedback!
I can't believe I immediately trusted jerry in a jam themed "trust no one". I liked the ideia, I believe it could scale up to having different manuals and having to find the one you can trust with that specific task, such as one for computers, one for physical stuff... Could be very overwhelming and fun! Unfortunately I got stuck on the one where we flick the switches because I couldn't get the led sequence to replay after I went in to check the manual again.
Oh also liked the art! Works very well
Thanks for the feedback <3
very interesting, but I got stuck very early on, I didn't realize I could go back outside, the E prompt was very close to the computer so I didn't realize it was a separate thing I could interact with to get back outside. The pixel art was really well done, however if I didn't make the game full screen I couldn't read the text.
Thanks for the feedback. I will consider this in next games. <3
Whenever I die, I can't pay anymore. I liked it though :)
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll fix it.)