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A jam submission

Rock, Paper, SacrificeView game page

Every card is expendable
Submitted by Maximaus1613 — 1 day, 3 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Art#134.0004.000
Gameplay#273.2003.200
Theme#701.4001.400

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

I don’t even know where to start. I like the idea.

But there’s no connection to the theme.

And the game is too big; I don’t think you could have made it without AI. Okay.

Good job

Submitted

Nice tutorial. Nice game Idea. Do not found the theme in your game.

Developer

Thanks. This is my first game jam; I didn't know there were themes involved. So, it's fair that I'm not expecting anything.

Submitted

Very well polished. Your game is entirely UI, but the style and animations elevate it

The rock, paper, scissors mechanics were easy to grasp, and the inclusion of a tutorial was a good idea for a game like this. Although I don't recall the tutorial explaining how to use your hero powers, that took me a while to figure out. It also tells you to press the "Use" button although the button is labelled "Destroy" which could be confusing

Being able to go directly to the shop between runs without going to the main menu could improve flow

It was a bit of a bummer that in a 1v1 trade, you didn't get any benefit from winning the rock, paper, scissors matchup. I'd suggest in that case the player should keep their card if they only destroy a single card that they would win against

The game was engaging enough - I managed to unlock everything. The Warder with an Elite Knight can make some pretty good combos. Good job!

Developer

It is incredibly gratifying to hear that. I will refine the project. I really appreciate high-quality, detailed comments like this one. THANK YOU!