Judge feedback

Judge feedback is anonymous and shown in a random order.

• This game engaged me and convinced to finish it by my own will, it has its own rules and their work fair to me as a player, I wanted to beat it. I liked the level design, that sometimes the game was trying to trick me with false barbwire, sometimes with sneakily placed holes. It puts a challenge on me and that’s why I remember it. However, the idea of playing through the violin shape looks a bit artificial, far-fetched, so I cannot put high rating for a social problem implementation, but this shaped view definitely extends the gameplay and its challenge a player as I mentioned, so originally it’s a solid work.
• This was a entirely playable game, which proved quite challenging early on. Played with the suggested musical accompaniment, this game was enjoyably atmospheric, with the music, sound effects and visuals all complementing each other. Though not currently saying much about the diversity of experiences had by different people during the First World War, the game could conceivably reference such diversity in various ways, if it were to be further developed.