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Mirror Game Jam

Hosted by Matthewpalaje · #mirrorjam

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A jam submission

Seeing GlassView game page

You stumble through the seeing glass, contesting your own reflection

Submitted by seasonalstout (@seasonalstout) — 15 hours, 16 minutes before the deadline

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Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Theme	#3	4.500	4.500
Gameplay	#8	3.917	3.917
Overall	#13	3.667	3.667
Graphics	#17	3.500	3.500
Music	#29	2.750	2.750

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

TTKOZSubmitted6 years ago

Disturbing and weird, but oddly predictable. I don't have much else to say for this.

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JonataurusSubmitted6 years ago

Nothing is as uneasing as inverted music. And that ending kind was brilliant!

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randomphantomSubmitted6 years ago

Cool story and quite mind bending mirror gameplay that hasn't been seen before, truly original! The crate music is too grating though..

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ZicsusSubmitted6 years ago

I agree with you, the crate sound was bit annoying.

Cosmin0123Submitted6 years ago

lol I liked the ending :D

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seasonalstoutDeveloper6 years ago(+1)

thanks! I was wracking my brain for some sort of story because I wanted to play around with animation, people seem to like it though

Hopeless ProductionsSubmitted6 years ago

Nice little narrative and gameplay concept! I loved it.

One thing to improve would be the ear-scratching noise the boxes make, but otherwise really nice.

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seasonalstoutDeveloper6 years ago

Thanks for playing it! Yeah the sfx and music were such an after thought. I'll definatly learn these lessons for the next jam. Time management all round wasn't a strong point for me in this process.