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A jam submission

Nana SaysView game page

Fetch the eggs in the dark. Nana rings the bell and says where it is. Nana always knows.
Submitted by Clovrr Studios — 3 days, 6 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Polish & Presentation#73.3753.375
Technical Execution#73.1253.125
Scope & Completion#83.1253.125
Overall#93.0753.075
Gameplay & Core Idea#102.8752.875
Creativity & Theme Interpretation#122.8752.875

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members and roles
Clovrr Studios / clovrrstudios

Engine and tools used?
No engine: plain HTML5 canvas + JavaScript, with WebAudio for all music and sound (synthesized in the browser, no audio files).

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

Despite of the cute graphic, the story is actually too dark (no pun intended). 
I love the frightened animation of the hen the most, really make you shiver rather than the ghost. And the hens are so cute when they ran away. I think the ghost can be added more animation. 
Very good submission, i like this game!

Submitted

made it to night 4 and when I paused I was no longer to give any keyboard inputs. The logo in the beginning was very smooth and surprised me

Submitted

why when you collect an eggs sounds like snapchat notification sound?

Submitted

its my favourite art of all games played so far for this jam. good job!!

Submitted

Nana ringing her bell and shouting where the Gloam is, while the page promises she's right 'for the first two nights', is such a deliciously clear setup for The Lie. Fetching eggs by lantern, with the trade-off of covering your light to hide, sounds like a great loop, and a midsummer farm is a lovely way to dodge Halloween.

If you get a spare ten minutes, I'd love for you to try my jam entry, Forever. It's a sweet-talking dating app that's a little too attentive (headphones recommended!). An honest rating would mean the world to me!

Submitted

I enjoyed it! Got the character stuck and had to restart at one point but mixes cute with the creepy dark bad guy.

Submitted

It is an enjoyable, cute little game