itch.io

Browse Games Game Jams Upload Game Developer Logs Community

Log in Register

Indie game store Free games Fun games Horror games

Game development Assets Comics

Mini Jame Gam #10

Hosted by tiimo, FranklyFied · #jame-gam

464

Ratings

Overview Submissions Results

Screenshots Submission feed

A jam submission

Reality CheckView game page

Reality is breaking. Use you telephone to identify and eliminate the evil pawns

Submitted by Radlas, Amberkazefan69 — 1 hour, 11 minutes before the deadline

Add to collection

Play game

Reality Check's itch.io page

Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Theme Implementation	#2	4.188	4.188
Graphics	#2	4.063	4.063
Overall	#4	3.500	3.500
Audio	#6	3.438	3.438
Fun Factor	#6	3.375	3.375
Gameplay	#7	3.188	3.188
Special Feature Implementation	#17	2.750	2.750

Ranked from 16 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How is your game related to the Theme and Special Object?
Reality is breaking and evil pawns appear as good pawns. The player must use its telephone radar to find and eliminate the evil pawns. Over time cracks appear, showing the true reality.

Leave a comment

Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.

Comments

SoltairusSubmitted1 year ago

Neat idea with a good execution. I like the chessboard aesthetic as well. My only complaint is that I would kill normal pawns because they were next to an enemy I was trying to attack. Having some more defined hitboxes might help that. Good job!

Submitted

Parallel Portals

RadlasDeveloper1 year ago

Thanks for the input, I'll keep that in mind. Thank you for playing as well!

bodroSubmitted1 year ago

Clever name, clever design. My buttonless trackpad is probably not the best input method, but I'm pretty sure it plays well with a mouse. If you ever think of changing the inputs, I'd suggest arrows to move, ASWD to attack and space to scan. Thank you for making this game!

Submitted

RadlasDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

Thank you for playing! You can use WASD to move, SPACE to scan and arrows to attack.

bodroSubmitted1 year ago

Oh cool, I'll give it another try, thanks!

NikkiliteSubmitted1 year ago

I really like this! The mechanic of trying to determine which enemies are actually enemies are really cleverly implemented. I must say it is a bit too hard for me, but i had fun the time i spent with it!

Submitted

The Friend on the Phone

FroggyStyleSubmitted1 year ago

The art and game mechanics are great. A bit hard to control, but overall cool idea.

Submitted

The Friend on the Phone

RadlasDeveloper1 year ago

Thank you for playing!
Can you tell me which control scheme you used and what felt hard to control?

FroggyStyleSubmitted1 year ago

Keyboard controls? its just an unusual control scheme, like twinstick but on keyboard.

realtrashcanSubmitted1 year ago

The art style and animations in this were really cool :)

Submitted

Commit To The BitSubmitted1 year ago (1 edit)

I like it! A very simple but very focused game, it knows what it's strengths are and it knows how to lean into them (the soundtrack and the use of theme especially). For something so fast-paced the controls are maybe a bit janky - but then again, I might just need to git gud...

RadlasDeveloper1 year ago

Thank you for your feedback!
Can you specify what control aspects didn't feel good and which control scheme you used?

Commit To The BitSubmitted1 year ago

Of course - sorry for the delay! So, I was using the WASD control scheme, and I think my issues largely came from the hitboxes: it felt like a lot of the time, when I'd get caught standing along the edge of two squares I'd have to risk either hitting a good and evil pawn at once or take enough time to precisely reposition that the evil pawn would get away. I don't know if you already tried it while prototyping, but could be interesting (and maybe a bit more chess-y) if you had it so the player move discretely along the squares of the board?

(this is obvs all a super super minor point, if you want to just dismiss it out of hand then you have my blessing lol)

RadlasDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

Ah, I understand, thank you for explaining! If I were to redo it, I would probably opt for a more precise weapon pattern, like a spear.
We thought about making the player movement discrete, but I think it would have been too similar to Crypt of the Necrodancer.

ShatteredReality1 year ago

really like this game! it's polished!