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A jam submission

The Final GiftView game page

Santa lost four presents in his basement. Bring them back. He’s been waiting all year.
Submitted by Neykon — 13 minutes, 55 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay & Core Idea#292.1652.500
Creativity & Theme Interpretation#302.1652.500
Overall#312.1072.433
Polish & Presentation#322.1652.500
Scope & Completion#342.1652.500
Technical Execution#381.8762.167

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members and roles
Neykon - Game Design & Programming
Taurusdegreat - Art & Sound Design

Engine and tools used?
godot, pixel studio, aseprite

What are you entering?

Game only

Where can we find your Fan Art?
N/A

Submission Confirmation

I have read the Bezi Mega Jam rules
This submission was created during the jam period
All team members and contributors are listed
Third-party assets are credited where applicable

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Comments

Submitted

Maybe I didnt understand how to play but I wasnt able to collect any presents so I thought let's go to the lowest floor. Then I was told to collect the presents. Now I can collect presents but the goblin things keep jumping onto me and spawn camping me so I am in infinite death loop. Then I tried the game again and I was not able to make it very far because their FOV is very large maybe and they don't stop attacking once you notice. Other than that the music and the art were good. 

Submitted

That sound when you get caught though...
I think i pressed E repeatedly too hard and the control stop funtioning. I have already collected all the present and when i pressed esc (the only working button),  The game reset. Oh, man!

Everthing work for me. The stealth , the variety of enemy, the pixel art, the story.  Nice submission!

Submitted

its fine. the pixel art is the project's highest point to me. enemy detection feels kinda messy and the stealth elements could be more polished, but it doesnt ruin all the experience. its fine, good work.

Submitted

Candy elves that only move when you're not looking, goblins with vision cones, and a Santa asking for four lost presents because he's been waiting all year is a great creepy-Christmas mix. The freeze-when-watched rule gives the top-down stealth a fresh twist, and two endings is a nice touch.

I'd also be so happy if you could check out my entry, Forever. It's Valentine's-week dating-app dread in about 10 minutes, with two endings. Honest ratings and feedback are really appreciated, and thanks for reading!

The best game I’ve ever played in my life—delete all your other games and play this masterpiece.