| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Presentation | #29 | 3.563 | 3.563 |
| Concept | #33 | 3.500 | 3.500 |
| Enjoyment | #39 | 3.125 | 3.125 |
| Overall | #44 | 3.141 | 3.141 |
| Use of the Limitation | #84 | 2.375 | 2.375 |
Ranked from 16 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Team members
Martijn Tielemans (Poko)
Software used
Unity, Clip Studio Paint, Audacity
Use of the limitation
The actions that the husks use is random, the player must also restart from 0 if they lose.
Cookies eaten
Literally none
the color of the monsters should really match the color of the action they're taking. I get that that they can potentially pick a different action if you pick the same one as they do but it wouldn't be difficult to recolor them dependent on which action they took. Otherwise, the player has to purposely ignore your monster artwork and focus on the dots at the top of the screen.
Check out my review of your game at https://www.twitch.tv/scalphamission
Thanks for playing! I watched your review and I'm glad you were honest about how you felt about the game.
I do agree that my decision to couple the rock, paper, scissors action of the enemy to red, blue or green, and then not being consistent about that with the enemy's color would cause confusion, I never really thought of that. Your comments really got me thinking about how I could visualise the enemy's actions in a way that's, as you said, not just Simon. :)
The game was never really meant to be that much of a roguelike, I just wanted to make a fun little experience where you play rock, paper, scissors. In a jam where making a roguelike is the theme, I can understand the low score.
Thanks much for the feedback!
nice graphics, super polished, funny, you make good games. great work
I really like the concept of using rock-paper-scissors as a method for doing battle. I felt this game was pretty solid overall, and I really liked that it saves/resumes your progress when reloading. I only had to refresh once, game got hung up post-battle at the "press any key" prompt. Overall this has a nice basis if you ever wanted to expand on the idea. Nice work!
Nice game, I ilke the concept of reviving such an old game as rock paper scissors.
I like the visuals very attention grabbing for me. REALLY nice use of signs and feedback love it, the sound design and the characters zooms in and out and the music simply SELLS this rock paper scissors game. This may not be the most "Impressive" game content wise in the jam but it is easily one of the entries I had the most fun with.
Short rememberable fun.
Great work.
Played on stream here: https://www.twitch.tv/asfunasfun
Once I got the hang of it, this game was really fun. I would love to see some more RPG elements thrown into it or some kind of progression element. Highest score feature is a nice touch.
I think this game is awesome and has a ton of polish for the time limit. Good job!
This game... is so pretty! The art is adorable haha. Everything from the title screen to the in-game characters and UI really fit together and hold a consistent sense of tone.
As for gameplay, I didn't know you could make rock, paper, scissors be funny and exciting, but here we are. Everything comes together really nicely - from the ridiculous premise of nuns fighting monsters, to the dialogue that naturally teaches the controls, and all the SFX that take place during combat.
I also love that you can speak with the nun. I spent some time just exhausting her dialogue, because I was still just absorbing how great the premise is, and she really helped to set the scene and immerse the play in the situation... and make me a bit needy for some tea.
I think the game did because pretty easy and even muscle memory once I realized that all I had to do was press the button to the "right" of whichever one the enemy had highlighted. It might feel more dynamic if the button colors were swapped above, which would force players to pay more attention.
If I could offer one major feedback, it would be to export a web version. Since this was made in Unity, it should be possible (with some bug testing). I think you'd get a lot more plays that way, and this game definitely should tried more.
Great work! This game had a lot of charm. I wish it was expanded somehow in the future - had more mechanics, more characters, more dialogue - in a way that kept true to its core yet still introduced more things. Maybe bosses or enemy types with unique mechanics... as ridiculous as that may sound. Regardless, I really enjoyed my time with this one.
Wow, thanks for the review! I'm glad to hear you had a good time playing the game! It's good to hear that you enjoyed the premise and art :)
I do agree that having a web version makes the game more accessible, I had originally wanted to make a web version, but every time I would test it, the game would not pick up on your inputs for one reason or another. After trying to fix that late into the night I decided to give up on it for this particular project. WebGL truly is the bane of my existence.
Thanks for playing the game!
- Update on the web build: after your comment I decided to try to build the web version and managed to fix the issue, so thanks for pushing me to try again!
I can’t get past the first dialogue screen… The Nun says “Oh hi there! Thank heavens you have arrived safely.” and nothing I press makes the game progress
The game looks incredibly cute and i really like it for that.
The gameplay in relation to the rest of the game is also quite creative.
But this isn't exactly what I'd call a roguelike... :<
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