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A jam submission

HiddenAgendaView game page

A game inspried by an old DOS game of the same name
Submitted by Jose Roxas — 16 hours, 7 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 2 people so far
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How does the game fit the theme?
A game where you assign people to specific ministries. They will enact their own secret agendas on those ministries either straightening or weakening aspects of the realm

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
3d assets , textures, and materials from Quixel Megascans.

Button and Checkmark texture image taken from https://dogobongocat.itch.io/ui-assets-pack-2.

Paper texture taken from https://gamedeveloperstudio.itch.io/paper-panels

How many people worked on the game?
1

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Submitted

Cool game worth my time. Can you rate my game in return 

Submitted(+1)

not much to tell me what each guy does, but I got overthrown 4 times, also got stuck once when I clicked on the slide markers, it made my cursor vanish ... Also umm ... closing down the game seems to stick around in the possess for some reason .. had to task manager it and kill unity to delete the game ... me deleting the games is nothing about you or your game .. i am just going through the jam and playing a lot of games ...

Developer (1 edit)

You have to remember what ministry you assigned the guy to figure out their affect on the slider. Each guy has postive or negative effect on the slider and it remains throughout the game 

Developer (1 edit)

The goal of the game is not let the four  realm indicators agriculture ,defense ,development and relations to go too high or too low. A minister  will either strengthen or weaken their assigned  aspects in in line with their own agenda .  Each time you assign a minister to ministry their influence on it  increases