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A jam submission

A still beating HartView game page

A mystery game styled after old point-and-clicks!
Submitted by Briccwol, Hellpug, AndrewAlfordMusic, Mystic Magnetism, ChuRoo64, Alleyway_yt, [nbn d] — 1 hour, 28 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#4473.2733.273
Visuals#7683.2733.273
Theme#10542.9092.909
Overall#10712.7582.758
Innovation#11502.5452.545
Enjoyment#13072.3642.364
Gameplay#13602.1822.182

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does the game fit the theme?
A man mysteriously turned up dead, and the two people present in the game's short mystery might be the culprit!

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Popochiu point-and-click game addon, and a soundfont used in the soundtrack (attribution to GMR Basico).

How many people worked on the game?
7

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Comments

Submitted

Like people in the comments have said before, it was a bit confusing as to when you actually had the car keys or not, so a little bit more player feedback there would be nice!

That being said, the pixel art is really nicely done, and the audio is great! The game fits the theme well, and was fun to play regardless, keep it up :D

Submitted

I struggled to get through it, but it was a neat point-and-click game. Good job devs

Submitted

I tried picking up the keys but there wasn't any visual clues as to whether I have it or not. An inventory on the side would be nice, good job on the visuals and sound!

Submitted

It took a while to understand things but I was able to progress a bit. Like the previous comments, a tutorial would've been nice. That being said, the whole aesthetic and vibe of the game really captures it. Good job!

Submitted(+1)

hi like the previous person i mentioned, i was a little confused on what to do. i got the door to open through sheer force of clicking around the whole screen, but i wasn't sure where to progress from there. even without adding a tutorial, adding some directions to the description might help

Submitted(+1)

I got a bit lost, so maybe a small tutorial or some clearer directions would help. 🦆

That said, the atmosphere and the art are really cool. Nice job!