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A jam submission

Chrono QuestView game page

A game for historical buffs & learners alike

Submitted by Praveen Kumar A.X. (@praveenax) — 2 days, 16 hours before the deadline

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Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Theme	#24	3.808	4.071
Innovation	#68	3.007	3.214
Gameplay	#81	2.940	3.143
Graphics	#88	3.074	3.286
Overall	#88	2.846	3.043
Audio	#168	1.403	1.500

Ranked from 14 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

GitHub repository URL
https://github.com/praveenax/Chrono-Quest

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Open Source

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duendueSubmitted1 year ago(+1)

This is a great concept for an educational based learning game! I loved the images, and it became a sub-game for me to exploring all the different possible dates haha

I also got better at remembering the dates as I played the game a couple of times, which means I must be learning! :-D

Nice game, and great utilization of the theme, well done!

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Potion Panic

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Praveen Kumar A.X.Developer1 year ago

Thank you for exploring and enjoying my game. In my github page, I mention how to increase the content for this game dynamically.

I have provided a excel sheet, where you can enter custom events along with their dates and start teaching/ learning for different eras or periods of history. In the readme are the steps to run the game and how to add more data : https://github.com/praveenax/Chrono-Quest

Just copying the steps here to create some visibility for this feature:

Data Entry for more historical events

One thing I was concerned was how to add more events to the game. There is a file named readExcel.js. Its a nodejs script to read from Book.xlsx file and will printout the JSON required for the game to utilise.

Populate Book.xlsx file with more or different events
Run "node readExcel.js" to get the json in the terminal.
Copy the json into cards.json which is inside src.
Test the application to reflect the new data in the game.

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Fe26Submitted1 year ago(+1)

I really like the concept and the presentation.

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quopture

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Agent AmianSubmitted1 year ago(+1)

This is a good concept and nice take on the theme. Thankfully you made it playable even to someone not knowledgeable in history. The date and time period reveal at the end of round is really helpful.

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Chrono Clash

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Sesso KosgaSubmitted1 year ago(+1)

I like your implementation of the theme.
I’m not that good on remembering dates though.
GG

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Fire Escape Mono

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