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A jam submission

NumberleView game page

Submitted by NoUCorn — 15 hours, 17 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 4 people so far
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Team Size
1

Did you use Generative AI in your project?
No

Are you a Student Project Team?

Yes

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Submitted

It was interesting but I didnt't quite get the rules, still looks real fun!

Developer (4 edits)

Lets say the JACKPOT number is "6" (simplified). If you e.g. have a 1 in your hand and the dealer offers you a 9, the dealer says "better", because the 9 is only 3 off of the 6, not 5 off.   (9-6 = 3  <  5 = 6-1). 

(And you can deduce the JACKPOT is at least a 6 or higher, because if it was a 5 then 9 would be 4 off and the 1 would also be 4 off => it would not have said "better".)

You only have a limited amount of cards in the deck, so you have to balance risk vs reward of pulling more cards to calculate the jackpot or gambling and hoping that you might hit it.

Is there anything else I can explain?

(and write your highscore into the comments :)

Submitted

It was interesting but I didnt't quite get the rules, still looks real fun!

Submitted

This was fun! I thought it was interesting and had potential for me to waste a couple hours trying to get the jackpot. I don't want to be the bearer of bad news though, but the first requirement for the unity game jam was to make the game in the unity engine and yours came up with a godot splash screen when loading. Not sure if it'll qualify. Still, great entry!

Developer

Thanks :)

What was your highscore? I'd like to add it to the list