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A jam submission

Shuck's Night ShiftView game page

Submitted by thehenler โ€” 18 hours, 40 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Limitation#643.4704.250
Gameplay#1552.3472.875
Overall#1592.5183.083
Polish#1622.1432.625
Theme#1672.6543.250
Art#1802.3472.875
Audio#1812.1432.625

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

Nailed the limitation. if this was more polished, it could be a super fun game.

Submitted

I really enjoyed this! Gave me five nights at freddys vibes switching from room to room. Great work with the limitation. Wasn't expecting the jumpscare either!

Submitted

Charming game concept! It needs some polishing but the idea of shifting views, things changing and the jumpscare was really fun! Unfortunately, I played it a few times and had the game over screen, so i dont exactly know how to 'win ' the game

Submitted(+1)

very cool game. the jumpscare got me lol

Submitted

I like the implementation of the lights to shut off one side of the screen at a time and the sprite for the scarecrow is quite cute! 

Submitted

Very cool use of the limitation, but I also was struggling a bit with the laggy mouse controls.

Submitted (1 edit)

I tried but I couldn't figure out how to even play the game properly ๐Ÿ˜ญ when I managed to fill a glass it disappeared and afterward I couldn't get the machine to work at all.. Also it seems the mouse has latency but idk if that's intentional or not so I kept it out of my rating criterias.  I really like the idea of the two halves changing when you look at the other it's a really cool way to use the limitation

Submitted

This is a neat idea splitting the screen, took me a second to get a hang of it, but the few small twists you added with things moving around made it interesting - nice job!