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A jam submission

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Submitted by AistenRed (@AistenRedGames) — 4 hours, 32 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 7 people so far
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How many people worked on this game in total?
1

Did you use any existing assets? If so, list them below.
A wrench model I made previously, Music and SFX from packs I have commercial licenses for.

Has this game been submitted to any other jams?
No

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Submitted

Buddy, you did really good. I made it through three days and then needed like 60 credits and only got like 22. Tried to depend upon the Chips, Sandwich and Water Combo too mush.

I am going to paly it again. 

Graphics were great, the interface was smooth, easy to understand. Your vending machine animations were pretty much flawless. The lockdown at the end of the day was really good.

Thanks for the fun time. 

I really don't have any suggestions and I usually have a ton. Maybe the items could be clearer but you can see what they are buy entering the slot number. So, yeah, it really didn't matter!

Submitted

Looks interesting, but as Hiisileiri already mentioned, it´s missing some kind of tutorial or journal where you can read up on what each item does. Otherwise it really is just randomly clicking on objects and hoping to stumble into the possible result. Thanks for creating it.

Submitted

very fun, i love games that have upgrade systems. nice and entertaining :)

Submitted

Looks interesting, but i guess it would be helpful if there would be example rounds for a "good hand/resulting" round and example also for a "bad hand/resulted" rounds in combinations/choices - and tutorial what to do and where to aim; to lose or win in the game/or in the scenario phase.

There seems to be many different items so holding mouse on them or similar mechanism could be helpful to show what this item as received from the vendor would be doing and what are the risks (mainly how much the each item cost right now) - otherwise it would be just tapping the machine in the very dark soundless alley while nothing special happens until start gain progress due to combinations and purposes to be found.

Also, I dropped off from the world's ledge when moved too far backward  at the dark corner so there's might be a missing collider or something.

Submitted

Really awesome job with all the assets, UI, newspaper, animations. I wish I could create stuff like that!

The loop was also fun, congrats!