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In Accomplice, the player is asked to help a prisoner who claims to be innocent. Throughout the game, the player must trust the prisoner's words and assist him in escaping. However, the final reveal shows that the prisoner is not who he claimed to be, forcing the player to question every decision they made. The entire experience is built around the theme "Trust No One", where trust becomes the central mechanic and the player's judgment determines the ending.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Sketchfab - used for model
Pixabay - used for audio and sound effects
and also assets from unity asset store.
How many people worked on the game?1
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The game is buggy for me. The spline is not working. At first, the prisoner got the the third room, before stopping abruptly, and no prompt can be seen. After that, all my attempt to replay it stucked on the first room. there was no more prompt. the prisoner just stood there in front of the desk. Good submission though! Love to play this kind of game.
Unique take by being the security guy (the camera). Short and sweet. Great use of the theme as well.
Being the security camera helping the prisoner escape was such a clever concept, and that ending nailed the theme! super solid entry
I really appreciate you liked the game and the concept of it. Thankyou!!
This looks gooood! I wish thare was a linux build ;-;
I wish I could submit a Linux version as well.
Really cool concept! I liked the camera perspective, and the ending fits the “Trust No One” theme really well. Nice job!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the game.
Really cool story! I did run into a small issue though — in the second level, my character got stuck in the doorway and I couldn’t get out, so I ended up getting stuck there🥲
Yeah it happens when you press E button before the player stops its walking and quiet a people have faced that issue. And I am very sorry about that.
But I appreciate you liked the story! Thanks man.
The idea of being a camera guiding the prisoner is great, and the ending nails the theme. There’s a timing bug that gets in the way, but it’s still fun and leaves you wanting more
Thankyou bro! I appreciate you liked the idea
Awesome concept!
Thankyou very much!
Nice concept and very enjoyable!
Cool idea making the player basically a security camera helping the prisoner out. Dragging stuff with the mouse and using E to guide him through the prison was simple but worked well, even if the timing bug got me once. The ending fits the Trust No One theme nicely haha, good job!
Thankyou I'm happy you liked the game. Appreciate it
while the concept is quite simple, its very unique and i think it makes the game very very enjoyable :3
Thanks man appreciate your kind words really.
the concept itself stand out the most and really fun playing the game :))
I like the approach with the games perspective
Cool game!
Nice and simple game. would like to see more levels and different mechanics in the future if you continue making this game. Great work!
Cool Theme! Some of the timing for the button prompt to the character movement is off so I got stuck a couple times because I pressed e before the character finished moving and then they wouldn't move. Music and visuals were cool. Would live to see more puzzles.
It’s a cool game, and it’s awesome that it’s 3D that deserves respect. Rate my game too
Really cool game concept, I would love to see more interaction if you had more time!
Had plans for some really cool interaction for the player. But couldn't do it as I didn't have enough time.
I feel that. I would change so much
Really nice take on the theme! Building the puzzle-escape mechanic around trusting a prisoner, only to pull the rug out at the end, is such a great concept. Impressive that you managed to pull all of this together solo for the jam. Great work!
I love your take on this theme, that prison mood really hooked me in playing more, overall, great experience, good job for doing it alone, that's impressive !
Thankyou! I appreciate your kind words.
I wish I had time to make all the things I had planned to. But anyways.