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Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
Originality | #30 | 4.167 | 4.167 |
Presentation (graphics, audio) | #47 | 4.292 | 4.292 |
Theme | #273 | 2.875 | 2.875 |
Fun | #304 | 2.500 | 2.500 |
Ranked from 24 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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In Nebula Noir Chapter - 1 you play a dective that interrogates people in a card combat style and you choose your mode (Honesty, Bribery, Deception) and customize your deck/ playstyle however you want
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The visual aspect was amazing, however, half the time I didn't know what I was doing really. I really tried cuz the story had me hooked and it looked gorgeous.
The game presentation is gorgeous but we really need a tutorial how to play the game, read the data of the board, i had gauges i kinda understood after a while, reading the cards but i dont know if it was bugging, because one of the gauges were not filling visually at least, i dont know what stun does
i hope you return to the game after the jam to polish it, would love to play again after that!!
The idea really got me, and I'm digging it. However a little tutorial would be helpful both in deckbuilding and how to play. I feel I'm still very confused how to get the most out of each NPC. I would love to play to the finish. I like the ambience a lot.
This is a cool consept. I was able to spam any card and finished the game so there is a bug somewhere. When its more stable i would love to play it again , great job!
The presentation and visual / audio polish is immaculate. A tutorial would have gone a long way, I enjoy deck builders and games with more complicated mechanics, but I had no idea what to do and just started playing random cards. I'll definitely come back afterwards when there is more tutorial to help understand how to play.
Fun card game with an impressive aesthetic and great UI. I really liked shuffling my notes around. The music was pleasant to listen to for the game's duration. The gameplay was fun and addicting, and the constant progression of card drops made it fun to play until the end. Good job!
Absolutely amazing storytelling! Liked the interrogation style. Excellent work!
Interesting idea of combining interrogation with a deck builder. Impressive presentation too! Not sure if I was playing optimally but I managed to get through the entire game easily.
Great Job on the overall game!
Some cool ideas and great presentation, the balance is a bit off but overall very impressive considering the timeframe
I had some troubles figuring out how to play, but It was fun after I made it work! Just wish the resolution was a little bigger, I couldnt read the chatting going on
I had some troubles figuring out how to play, but It was fun after I made it work! Just wish the resolution was a little
I was really impressed with the visuals and voice acting! It did take a few minutes to figure it out, but once I understood what was going on it was fun! Definitely helped getting hints on the map telling me how to adjust the deck for a specific character. Saw below you said you'll keep working on it after the voting is complete, glad to hear it!
Well-polished visuals, I like the way the game looks/sounds! Would've liked more to teach me how to play because I was a bit confused but eventually figured it out :p I enjoy deckbuilding/card games so I hope you continue with this and flesh out the gameplay further! Nice job :D
Just my sort of game, a mystery deckbuilder is a great idea but definitely super difficult to execute on. With more balancing and brainstorming the mechanics could be just as interesting as the concept and UI. I found full damage being the only playable deck, I beat everyone pretty swiftly but not sure if I missed out any lore because of it!
Super cool, loved the techno Papers, Please style. A bit tricky at first but after playing an interrogation I got the hang of it. Would be great to see you expand on this, nice work!
Thanks a loott :D
This is really cool (and wildly polished visuals, wow!). I love a deck builder. I love the uniqueness of the idea-- sort of a conversation happening alongside the cards.
This one was definitely tricky for me to understand-- I think a tutorial might have been really helpful. It's tough to start out having to build a deck when you don't really understand the mechanics,
Truee we re really sad we didnt have time to make a tutorial... thanks a lot for playing !
This looks and sounds great but I can't figure out how to play the cards, they highlight when I click them but don't do anything, is this a bug or am I just missing something?
you click the enemy sprite :pp
Ha, hopefully my idiocy at least saves someone else a bit of time
Overall massive achievement, you should be proud!
yesss we just didnt have timee, thank youuu for playing!
Wow. The visuals are stunning and I'm a fan of the voice acting you have. I will add that I had a tough time learning the gameplay and I did run into a few bugs. But overall, really cool and unique concept. Nice work!
Thanksss for playinng dude, we will patch them up once the jam ends :p
I think the UI and core concept are really clever and unique, but admittedly I'm not sure if the deck builder angle for a mystery story works especially well in execution.
Admittedly that might be because I learned I could spam a single card in order to win before I learned the actual rules, but I think the plot might've been more compelling if it had more of an Ace Attorney-style of just having singular conversations which need to be picked apart.
That said, the aesthetic is still fantastic and I might come around on the card game idea if a tutorial and patch for single card spam were to be introduced.
its truuuee tho, i didnt encounter the card spam bug during the dev phase and it breaks the deckbuilding aspect of it for suree, and sadly we didnt have time for the tutorial but we re planning to work more on it after the voting phase. Thanks a lott for the feedback and the review!