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A jam submission

Uncharted TreasureView game page

Interactive short story about a treasure hunting adventure
Submitted by GagaGievous

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Uncharted Treasure's itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun/Design#3052.4494.000
Music/Sound#3291.8373.000
Overall#3652.0003.267
Technical Implementation#3691.8373.000
Theme/Limitation#3732.0413.333
Graphics/Animation#3841.8373.000

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game utilize the limitation and theme?
Limitation: The point of the game is to acquire a specific treasure. Theme: You start from home and end from home.

What was your team size?

Solo

You worked alone

Affirm you have followed ALL jam rules. (Select all below or your entry will be disqualified.)

We have credited all assets used in the game including our own name(s) or team name(s)

All original game code and original assets were made during the jam period

The game does not include NSFW or hateful content

The game works on the web or as a Windows 10 download

We have answered all submission questions honestly and completely

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Really enjoyed the authorial voice in this, and some great descriptions of environments and events. The choices you were given were interesting, and I played it through several times to make sure I got to try everything.

My only real gripes are that most of the decisions, while interesting, didn't have too much of an effect on the final outcome of the story.

Developer(+1)

Thank you for the feedback. In hindsight, I am wondering if I didn't just want to write a short story instead of a game! Also, I finally uploaded the version of the game that doesn't have the ending bugged out.

Submitted(+1)

Yeah, it makes a lot more sense with the fixed ending(s)!
I guess this style of narrative game is sort of like writing several short stories at the same time. It's just a different mindset you have to adopt going in (although there are swathes of games that adopt a more typical linear approach, and are still hugely popular)