How does your game interpret and use the Theme / Halloween?
The monster in our game roams different neighborhoods and attacks people only at night. It steal their head and skin so they can impersonate the victium during the day to avoid suspicion. As such, the daytime phase consists of exploration and info gathering while the night phase is when players use that information to decide who to open the door for.

Game Engine?

Graphics & Audio: What did you create or use?

Have you participated in a game jam before this one?

Roughly how much time did you spend developing? (in hours)
35ish? That's a super rough estimate. There's 4 of us and no one kept track of time. Sometimes it was brainstorming and planning. We also had a lot more git problems than the average team which took MANY hours to solve.

Anything else you'd like to share about your game or development process?
The game:
This is a story-based game about handing out candy with 3 endings based on who you open your doors to.

Developement:
This is the first time most of us worked in a team. Two programmers ended up resulting in a LOT of git conflicts and bugs. Many of the team members are short on time so we thought doing a mostly story game wouldn't take too long but boy were we wrong. I guess it's part of the game jam overscoping curse. We didn't get to focus on the story nearly as much as we'd like. Some parts are half-baked and my laptop in particular wouldn't render some things correctly while another computer ran it just fine. A bad git push deleted a large section of our project and it was such a mess to recover (like 4 hours down the drain?). We're definitely better with git and github now after all that fiasco.

Claude AI was used for git, modifying a plugin, and debugging. The art, sound, writing, and rest of code was human made.