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SKRUB: The Tabletop Creation Myth (simplified) Strife SimulatorView game page

A simplified simulation of the Strife system used in the TTRPG SKRUB.
Submitted by BucketGod — 1 day, 10 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Humor#23.5563.556
Spirit of the Comic#43.6673.667
Overall#73.1943.194
Art#93.3333.333
Story Telling#92.2222.222

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Content Warning
Swearing

Year Created

I created it specifically for this jam.

Verification

I agree

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Comments

Submitted

I like the concept of this a lot, and the bits that I did get working were fun, but I couldn’t figure out how to play really. I’m not sure how much was me not understanding vs how much was actually bugged. I still liked it tho! 

Awesome concept and good dialogue, but the tutorial is just a somewhat complicated explanation of the mechanics with no demonstration/action on the player's part. The END command also doesn't work, unfortunately breaking the rest of the game. The dialogue really was good, though, and this has all the makings of an excellent game if it worked properly: decent music, a complex battle system, and noticeable effort.

Submitted

Nice, an old-school game maker user!

Tried to play this one, couldn't figure out how to advance after running out of tempo. End seems to do nothing whatsoever. Attack works just fine, pose is p neat. Maybe next time you could like, make a quick title screen for the sake of presentation?

For what it's worth tho, the writing gave me a light chuckle.

Developer

Yeah. It should probably be mentioned that all the targets can be broken with just the starting Tempo, but the end function... Kinda bugged out the game too much than I could fix before the deadline u-u;;