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A jam submission

Hidden In Plain SightView game page

Wander to find your lost memories.
Submitted by jellyfish — 1 day, 18 hours before the deadline
Rated by 8 people so far
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How does your game meet GBJam's theme
I consider everyday memories to be the 'old gold' in this game. Remembering that small moments are important too.

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Really great art! The story was pretty good from the pictures and I'd say you did a pretty good job with your goal.

Submitted

I liked the game although I experienced a lot of bugs and had to restart a few times because I was not able to get new memories.  I'm glad I restarted to be able to see the end! 

Submitted

Some really cute artwork and animations! Also good take on the theme, it's refreshing to see one that isn't about literal gold.

Submitted

Love the old gold as memories, its very cute.

Submitted

Made it to the end screen! Really like the art style and the montage-style story. The player character and the cat are very cute. I like the "show, don't tell" you have going on for the narrative. More than 4 colors on screen sometimes but you have a great pallet for this, the muted colors feel nostalgic and the pink is a fun pop. Overall I would love to see this expanded into a more developed "walking-simulator" maybe even some puzzles to trigger memories here and there to add to the gameplay?

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I really enjoy game jam entries that interpret the theme in a non-literal way. The interpretation of "OLD GOLD" as memories aligns closely with my own game.

I felt the game was missing a musical score; even some simple music would have added a touch of magic. Also, I didn't quite grasp the point or storyline of the final cutscene (the memory sequence).