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Trijam #256: The 3 hour game jam

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A jam submission

MORSE V1View game page

A simply Morse code game
Submitted by audreya — 9 hours, 30 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Visuals#64.0004.000
Audio#372.5002.500
How much do you enjoy the game overall?#372.6252.625
Overall#422.7752.775
Gameplay#462.3752.375
How well does the game fit the themes?#522.3752.375

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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LoneHammerGameDevSubmitted302 days ago(+1)

I like the idea for literally only the actual number three on the keyboard. All my thoughts were around limiting resources or behaviors to a quantity of three. That was a clever take to step outside the game itself for the "only three".  The sound and art direction are very clean.

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Save the Sheep
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audreyaDeveloper302 days ago

Thank you so much to give a try to my game an d to detail your feeback ! 

That was fun to turn around this limitation... and also a bit frustrating but the 3H game jam is the very good place to test this kind of thing. 

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computermouthSubmitted303 days ago(+1)

That's a funny idea for the theme tie-in! Also the art design is great. Unfortunately I don't know any morse code, so I only got past the first letter once, just guessing.

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[TRIJAM][256] 100 EYES
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audreyaDeveloper303 days ago

Thanks you to give a try to my game ! And for your nice feedback.
As I was constraint by the "only one key game" concept I try to create, I choose the way "Learning by doing" with giving the solution to the player after he was wrong... until he is correct, he is playing without help but if he goes wrong, he will see how to cope with the letter. 

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