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Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
Story | #31 | 2.454 | 3.200 |
Enjoyment | #32 | 2.761 | 3.600 |
Audio | #32 | 2.301 | 3.000 |
Theme | #33 | 2.761 | 3.600 |
Overall | #35 | 2.531 | 3.300 |
Concept | #36 | 2.608 | 3.400 |
Graphics | #39 | 2.301 | 3.000 |
Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Did you use any optional theme? If so which one?
Pizza lover
What game engine did you use?
RPGMaker VX Ace
Did you have fun? :D
Yeah
Discord username
GameMaster1
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Comments
Although I loved the surreal elements of your previous title, there's a lot here that stands as a clear improvement. Writing's good, the art is good, and though the school corridors are largely empty, I didn't really feel lost.
I feel the story could use a little more mystery to it to make us question Ms. Brown's intentions. It would make the ending more impactful. I also still think you should make your own original narrative rather than pull from a pre-established world, but I appreciate that it's a self-contained story.
Keep it up!
It was such a nice little game! The dialogues with random students were funny and the story was nice. There was nothing that felt out of place and there were enough hints to not get lost. The corridors were a bit long sometimes but the random students still made it interesting. And it would not have made a lot of sense to make the school smaller. I could tell you focused on a good balance between text and riddles. I think this one is overall better than the last one maybe because there is a bit more story to it, while the other one was more focused on the experience, but I enjoyed both of your Annventure fangames! Keep it up!
It's a cute little story. I wonder if I might have enjoyed it more if I knew the source material. Some of the corridors were a bit long and the signs identifying the various rooms were hard to see. There are quite a few grammatical and spelling errors, as well.
But all in all, I think it's a sweet story and I liked it despite not knowing much about the lore. Good job!
I intentionally made this fan game a stand alone story for those who haven't played Yoobii's Annventure games. That's why I made it a prequel, so I have room to carve out my own identity while using Yoobii's lore as a launch pad of sorts. The game's story complements the lore, but does not rely on it when it comes to understanding this game. Also, I'm glad this drummed up interest in Yoobii's games! He deserves it!
Thank you for playing!