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Place of Honor's itch.io pageTheme Blurb
Old, dead tech as well as tech that is dead. Two things!
Credits
1handwill - Writing
Axiomata - Programming
BunchesOfBees - Art/Programming/Writing
Include in Charity Bundle
Yes
Hints and Secrets
All skeletons can be examined/talked to. There is a skeleton that cannot be found on the 2D grid.
Asset Attribution
While 3rd party commercial audio was used for sound sources, but all sounds in the game are transformative original works.
Cory Johns - Skeleton
https://godotshaders.com/shader/outline-and-glow-shader-sprite-3d/ - Sprite outline
https://godotshaders.com/shader/crt-with-luminance-preservation/ - CRT shader
Team Color
Azure
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Comments
Really amazing both in atmosphere and the gameplay mechanics!! Loved the writing, and the message you were able to get across with it all. I love it and had to play through twice to see both endings!
Stunningly creative and brutal, loved it!
In the first room there are three skeletons, talking to the eastern-most skeleton multiple times will render the game unfinishable. Will fix this when the jam review period is over!
This one is absolutely incredible. Great aesthetics, atmosphere, music, writing, and purposefully obtuse and kinda brutal. I loved it and thought the way it integrated with the theme of dead tech was really brilliant.
Opening my first door combined with the music drop was a really incredible feeling, I was on Discord streaming to some friends and we popped off.
Unfortunately I brute-forced two puzzles in the back half of the game: the third door (the one after the first Halo door -- I wasn't sure what part of returning to the beginning it wanted from me), and the very last one (I spoke to the two saints beforehand, but then wasn't sure how to input what they said into the machine).
I went with the path of Fallout at the end (I think, if I understood things correctly?). It was brutal lol.
Overall this game was really jaw-dropping and reminded me why I love game jams. Really great stuff and I'll probably rant about it to everyone I talk to for the next few days.