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A jam submission

PalmedView game page

The cards never lie. Everyone holding one does.
Submitted by Kindled Games — 2 hours, 46 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 63 people so far
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How does the game fit the theme?
Cards are played face down wearing whatever face their owner announced — the truth, or a lie. You look at what you're shown and decide if you believe it, then call the liar before the lanes flip. Right, their lies burn and they pay you; wrong, your own board turns face up. The cards never lie, the players do: trust no one at the felt. Works solo against the house cast, or with up to 4 humans (host a table or matchmake) where the lying is real.

What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
CC0 packs: Kenney (UI, furniture, fonts, sounds), Quaternius (characters), KayKit (props). Parlor table model by Danubis / One Dad Studio, given for this game. Music: "Deadly Roulette" by Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 4.0). Wall art: public-domain paintings. No generative AI.

How many people worked on the game?
1

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Submitted

While the learning curve is a bit much for a beginner but the game is amazing and i found it an unique idea as well , keep up the good work

Developer(+1)

thanks, learning curve is the thing im fixing next, a real playable tutorial is in the works. glad the idea landed.

Submitted

It took me a bit of time to  understand everything but it is a very interesting and fun game once you get the hang of it.

Developer

thanks for sticking with it, that moment where it clicks is what im trying to get to faster. proper tutorial is in the works.

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