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How does the game fit the theme?
The game requires you to inspect code that can rewrite reality.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
None, All of it was made by us 3.
How many people worked on the game?3
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This is incredibly polished and impressive for the 1 week jam limit! I may have set the office on fire out of curiosity for what would happen. This also triggered some deeply rooted trauma since my job also involves doing code reviews daily. 10/10
Very creative and very funny. And I appreciate it being mobile friendly! It's very well polished, too. It feels like a complete game!
Maybe I tapped the wrong buttons or wasn't paying attention, but I'd like to see more going on in the apartment scene. Something like PC parts and takeout boxes piling up!
5 stars all the way across. I may or may not have set the office on fire. The steady stream of office humor emails and music was so fun. I'll add this one to my favs and finish it out later.
Nice job of introducing coding concepts without requiring code - also making it more about fun than the code lol.
Wow thank you for such a high score!! Welp, it do be like that sometimes xD.
I'm glad you liked the office humour! I came up with like a bunch of them! I'm glad you liked the music as well! Props to Dan my teammate for that!
I'm happy to hear you liked the concept introduction as well! Yuki, my teammate came up with the level design for it and I would say she did a pretty good job!
Great pixel art and music! I didn't expect to be reading code inside the game though lol.
Thank you!!! I'm glad you liked the pixel art and music! Props to my teammates for those ones! I hope it was a pleasant surprise xD
Good idea, i loved the way you implemented the thème with your game and everything is flawless.
Thank you for trying it out and for your kind comment! I'm happy you liked the idea and how we implemented the theme within the game!!
I had a lot of fun playing it, congrats ! i wish there where some audio feedback if you had a great day or a bad day, and there were no music, i don't know if that was normal... But the art is really cool, and the concept really fun to play, congrats again !
Thank you! I'm glad you had fun with it! There's supposed to be multiple music when the day starts and when the day ends. May I ask which platform you play the game on?
Also I'm glad you liked the art and the concept!
This was a very fun game! I like games where you have to examine code, it feels kinda meta. I loved how some of the code can change the world, it was very funny getting the Australia effect. Great job to the team!
Thank you!! I'm glad you liked the game! I'm glad you liked the Australia effect as well (I came up with the idea and I live in Australia lol). I'm also glad to hear you liked the code changing the world mechanic. Wished we did a bit more effects though but I guess that's how game jams usually are xD.
Very nice game and pretty polished. Did not encounter any bug.
Thank you for trying it out! I'm glad you liked the game and didn't found any bugs!!
This was awesome omg, I loved playing through it, visuals were very fun, music was nice, no complaints honestly! Great experience
Thank you for your kind comments!! I'm really glad you liked the visuals and music! Props to my teammates Yuki and Dan for those! I'm also glad you really liked the playthrough of the game!! Again, thank you for giving it a go!
Could definitely see this turning into a bigger, more expanded game concept ^^ visuals also reminded me a bit of Rhythm Doctor, def charming!
Ahh Rhythm Doctor my goat. I'm glad this game reminded you of Rhythm Doctor! We'll definitely think about it if we want to expand the game more in the future!
absolute peak, my game is also computer themed
Thank you for giving it a go! I'm glad to hear from someone who has the similar UI style with ours!
the UI in this game is very fun, i enjoyed it!
Thank youuu! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed it! Huge props to Yuki, my teammate for the art!
Oh no, I have to work after work! But it’s pretty addictive, and the visuals are really cool!
I mean, I guess that's life? xD. Thank you for giving it a go and your kind comments! I'm glad you liked the visuals as well!
Oh my god this is so pretty and fun at the same time.
Thank you for your kind comment!!! :D
Absolute cinema. 5s in all categories.
The tutorial could've been more explicit for dummies like me, but I eventually got it. Either way, this game has a great concept and is extremely well-made and polished.
Thank you so much for such a high rating! Some parts of the tutorial does need a bit of work. There are some parts that are less obvious than the others (like the code having multiple files which I think is a visual hierarchy problem). I'm glad you like the concept and the polish of the game!!
Fun Game, I set the office on fire by trusting some code which felt to be a fix. this game really teaches that not every code can be trusted (in real life too)
Thank you for trying it out! I'm glad you had fun! Honestly, that's completely fair, this game is based on true story but I didn't wanna scare people :D
LGTM, ship it 🚀
Very cool art and gameplay! I enjoyed reviewing PRs after work!
LGTM indeed! Thank you for trying out our game! I'm glad to hear you liked the art and the gameplay!
If only approving a PR would cause the whole office to turn upside down. It would make the real job more exciting.
Really good polish and gameplay. Wish I could also code something to show the juniors how to actually have good quality code. Alas.
Good game overall!!
I mean technically, if the wrong PR got approved, it could turn the company's world upside down? xD. But definitely agree on your point there! Thank you for trying it out and for your kind words! That's an interesting mechanic idea, we'll definitely take it into consideration if we decide to improve it further!