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How does the game fit the theme?
The idea of the game revolves around missing information, you wont have enough information to deduct if one is qualified and sometimes the rules straight up lie to you.
Therefore you cannot trust any document you received thus fitting the theme
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Custom Project Initionialzation Temple(Main Menu, Generic Settings, Loading Scene)
How many people worked on the game?2
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I had an issue trying to play the game embedded in the webpage as all my inputs were off, but it was fixed when I went fullscreen (for others playing, I have to press the unity fullscreen button, not the itch one) I think this was a very solid game in the Papers, Please style. Reminds me a lot of Death and Taxes, which makes sense as it's also a Papers, Please for sending people into the afterlife. Great job!
Its a great submission and a great take on the Papers Please concept! I had the same inspiration but your game is wildly better; great job!
Fun experience, The Fullscreen button helps but I would use a smaller default screen size, since people are just gonna Fullscreen anyway. All in all great submission!!
The in-browser game isn't displaying correctly for me and I can't run the game. I'm on a 14in laptop screen, and the area for the in-browser game is so large that only part of the menu screen shows up for me, and my cursor doesn't align with any of the buttons. I couldn't get to a point where i could play anything.
I also had trouble getting it going, the default size should be turned down for sure. I got trapped in the settings menu for a bit, the alignment of input was off, but then I got into the game. It looked pretty, but then I wasn't sure what to do or how to advance. I was given a policy that I couldn't seem to read.