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A jam submission

Bits and PiecesView game page

A short descent in four parts — made for 1-Bit Jam 15.
Submitted by Sans-TitreGem — 1 day, 6 hours before the deadline
Rated by 3 people so far
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Submitted(+1)

Awww I gave my arms and legs, so she just curled up beside me. That's so tragically sweet! Is there a way to avoid losing two parts? I really liked the use of echolocation and the lovely world building, great game!!

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much! I’m really glad the game was to your liking <3

I don’t know if the screenshot will work, but let’s just say you can get until the last room with all 4 parts !

(+1)

This is a very clever and well thought out puzzle, and it was very smoothly assembled! The use of sound (having bass complementing having legs, no eyes vision sounds, the whole works) was very well done! I loved that each item was measured in worth by the sense lost or renewed in regards to perceiving the daughter. 

The actual tune(s) were a bit repetitive, but due to the nature of always replacing parts, it wasn't overbearing. I think at least doubling the measure count might help alleviate this. I know another difficulty with this is that the tune changes must immediately be recognizeable and so variations in how much melody or other interplay involved would muddy this concept. All that being said, you did very well with the sound engineering to help encapsulate the entire experience.

Overall, incredible work!

Developer

First of all Thank you for playing and commenting !

I’m really glad the sound design came through. Tying each part to a layer of the music and to how you perceive your daughter was the core idea, so it means a lot that it clicked for someone !

If I make another game using this concept, I’ll try your idea for the measure count :D

Thanks again, really appreciate it!