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How does the game fit the theme?
Everyone/everything in the game lies to you at some point including the girls, the narrator and even the interface itself too
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
I did not make any of the voices, music, sounds, art or font but the code, writing and puzzle design is entirely mine
How many people worked on the game?1
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nice game!
Really good game! It’s a classic use of the theme (the puzzle of one person lying and one telling the truth), but it’s well executed.
AMAZING! Thank you for making such an enjoyable game; playing it was really fun!!!❤️
Thank you for playing my game! I'm really glad you had fun playing it!
Really nice game! I didn’t quite understand the round system. On one hand, the round number kept going up, but I got fewer hearts each round while getting the same question, so I assumed it was a round counter. But then, even when I picked the right door, the number kept going up, which got me a bit confused about the game’s progression.
On the other hand, some of the questions were really tricky! Nice job!
Thank you for playing the game! The round being higher or lower than it should and the hearts sometimes being wrong are actually intentional as the interface sometimes lies to you to confuse you about which round you are actually on and how many lives are remaining!
Sorry to tell you this, but the art you used it's AI generated. I saw that you took it from another person, and in their profile it's stated that they used ai for assistance (very likely not just assistance imo).
Plus, no real artist sells 45.000+ assets for 10$.
That's a shame because the game itself is pretty interesting, but I seriously can't stand those icons...
Thank you for pointing this out. I got the pack a while back and genuinely didn't notice the disclosure. I appreciate you telling me and I'll reach out to an admin about this
Love the art style and the twist on the "This guard always lies" trope. One thing I'd change is I'd show the original rule or the other dialogue onscreen after you click away. it was sometimes hard to remember. But I guess that's the game!
Thank you for playing my game! It is actually in the game! You can click on the bubbles above the doors to see the dialogues again! But the rule are only shows once though. And that was my mistake for not telling players about the bubbles!
Really fun use of the theme. I liked that the distrust isn’t limited to just the characters, but extends to the narrator and even the interface itself. That made me second-guess things constantly, which fits the concept really well.
Thank you for your nice comment! I'm glad the game landed as intended for you. That second-guessing was exactly what I was going for when making this game!
Nice music, cool artwork, and really makes you think
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad the puzzles got you thinking!
actually a nice game also the music is weirdly relaxing despite what's actually happening, i like it, well done
Thank you for playing my game! It wasn't the music I originally planned to use but it ended up fitting the best in my opinion!
Hey this is really cute! I love the art style and the gameplay! Whenever you update it next I think it'd be really cool to be able to see their messages after they say them! But I really like this game a lot!
Thanks for playing the game! You can actually see the dialogues again by clicking on the bubble on top of the doors, I should have put something to tell you about that!
Wow! Such a nice representation of the theme! Really like the strategy here! Would be great if this games converts into a full Visual Novel style. All the best!
Thank you so much! A visual novel version is a really interesting idea to implement, thanks for the suggestion!
Surprisingly enjoyable for a text puzzle game, i don't know why, but last levels felt easier than first ones.
Splendid job overall!
Thank you for playing my game! I ordered them by complexity rather than actual difficulty, which is why it feels easier