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A jam submission

JessicaView game page

Tense survival horror. The light is your life, don't let it fade...
Submitted by Razuth — 2 hours, 16 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Horror#42.8403.667
Theme#52.5823.333
Overall#62.5823.333
Story#62.3243.000
Overall#62.4713.190
Music#72.5823.333
Art#72.3243.000
Gameplay#92.0662.667

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Did you take on any of the optional challanges?
Yes - the manor in which the game takes place has a medieval setting.

Which game engine did you use?
RPG Maker VX ACE

Is there anything else you want people to know before playing?
Please check the Mini Walkthrough. txt file located in the game folder if you get stuck.

There is also a tutorial in game and also A How To Play Manual you can refer to on the fly in-game located in the Documents tab of your Items screen in the game menu.

Big thanks to Mana for hosting the jam and anyone who takes the time to play. I appreciate constructive criticism and feedback from the game. Thank you!

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Deleted 1 year ago
Developer(+1)

Thank you for playing and taking the time to give detailed feedback!

I like getting feedback from players be it good or bad, otherwise it's difficult to gauge what people like or what could be improved or done differently - so I very much appreciate you taking the time to do that.

I agree with you on the RTP but I had to make a design choice with the time I had available and we all know the RTP is all set up to use so I plumped for this rather than having to take extra time to mix and match up custom stuff and potentially miss the deadline. That said I did try my best to make the environs detailed and varied as so to appeal more to the player.

Same can be said for the portraits of the three boys at the start. It would have just taken up too much time to render up custom looks and emotes for three characters that don't have too much screen time. That said I do take your point and wholeheartedly agree that it could cause some confusion as to who is speaking at any one time and thus break the immersion.

Glad you liked the little touches I put in there. All the best with the jam and your future projects!