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Thank you for playing and providing feedback, I shall certainly use the feedback as I look to extended the game into a full game. I shall play your entry too!

Thank you for taking the time to respond and provide feedback it is very much appreciated.  I am working on improving the day cycle to make it more engaging and fun.

Thank you for taking the time to respond with your observations and feedback. I will absolutely use your feedback to improve the game as I am currently brainstorming more features and game play to see if I can turn this into a full fun game. Seriously, I really appreciate the time your took to provide me your  feedback.

I am glad to hear you enjoyed the game, thanks!

Thank you for the constructive feedback, I do plan on working more on this after the jam, if you have any other suggestions that would be great!

Thank you very much for the feedback.  I never thought about mobile, that is an interesting idea! Feel free to share any ideas you have that might improve the game especially targeting mobile, thanks again!

Thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you very much for taking the time to play and leave  feedback.  Feel free to share your ideas on how I might take this further, I am genuinely curious!

Thank you for the clarification, good luck to all participants. 

I did not see anything in the rules regarding the use of AI. Personally I purchase or use open source for all my game assets, images, music etc but I do use AI to assist me in planning my ideas, code assistance,  testing, documentation. What are the rules? I am more than happy to declare what I use.

Thanks, should be all set.

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Toxicode Jam Entry


You run an unlicensed clinic under the flooded slums. V-NEX rots tissue and hijacks cyberware, and every patient who walks in is carrying it. Read the signs, run the tests you can afford, and pick the one treatment that saves them.

Every test you run affects you too. Push your Bio-Load to 100 and you black out. Guess wrong and the patient goes, and the strain might take the clinic air or your own nervous system with it.

This was my very first game jam I have ever participated in, it has been a lot of fun.

If you have any questions about the game and how it was built please let me know. I hope  you find the game enjoyable for what it is.