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A jam submission

18.98View project page

18.98 is a 20-minute psychological horror visual novel set at an isolated weather station on the Cairngorm plateau.
Submitted by Chaos Collective, Kurzweil, FaleWhail0, kheprinmatu, Centauri2002, Zero, HarryB, Shylex, little_mo0n, merimeik — 13 hours, 35 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 4 people so far
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Content Warnings
mature language (mild), tinnitus sounds

Log Line
It was always there...

Team Credits & Cast
Chaos Collective + Credits in Game

Work Start Date
Sept 1st.

Which engines and/or plugins did you use? (NaniNovel, Light.VN, etc.)
Godot 4.7.2

University League Participant

No

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Comments

Submitted(+5)

ill be honest, in the beginning my lack of knowledge on the subject did make it hard to follow what was going on, but once the bizarre things began to happen i was hooked. the art is beautiful and i love how simple but stylistic the ui is. great job everyone!

Submitted(+4)

I dig the mood and setting!

The ui looks lovely. The spirits and backgrounds work great together. 

My only pet peeve is that the fasted text speed should be instant even if I understand wanting to show off your text animations. :)

The sound sold the eerie vibes. Even my cat got a bit spooked.

Everything feels very coherent. The team did a great job!

Developer

Thank you! It’s my first VN so I’ll remember that for next time.

Developer(+3)

Just as an FYI, I pushed an update based on you feedback. Thanks. :)

Submitted(+6)

Super spooky and had absolute goosebumps at points while playing this with headphones on. Really nice touch what was done with the color and little effects.  I actually didn't notice the  interactive scrolling backgrounds at first and went back and played through another ending just to see those too! Everyone who worked on this did great and it felt so smooth and stylish. 

Developer(+1)

Thanks so much for the kind words! It was more work to build in Godot, but it opened up some more interactive things like the parallax background.