That reminded me of The Stanley Parable, almost.
It was a decent comedy game, and quite impressive to complete in a jam time limit.
Also, your voice sounds good as the narrator, no need for the self-deprecating comment in the description.
:)
I found the mouse sensitivity too high; accidentally turning 360 degrees when I wanted to turn 180 degrees occurred several times for me.
I'm also not sure if the games were meant to actually be playable?
Some comments suggest that they had fun counting the stuff in the second room; but my clipboard was mostly obscured.
I counted only "darts", "balls", and "football" (players, I assumed).
Then, I got scored, and saw all the other categories, and I thought it was a joke about how badly the entrepreneur had set things up for the customers.
Same with the gun golf - I found it pretty impossible to play, and I thought it was a joke again.
Were they jokes, or was I having a unlucky day?
I noticed a decent amount of lag between levels loading, so maybe bugs?
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Thank you for the voice appraisal! <3 <3
I should probably have made it clear that you can adjust mouse sensitivity in the settings. You can even play the game with keyboard only (though aiming the gun probably gets a bit hard).
I really wanted the gun golf to be fully playable. But I had introduced that stupid bug with push back/drift on fine motions and struggled to get the ball bouncing feel good so even though I spend considerable time tuning it, it remains much to hard. I’m gonna try to fix that after the jam though.
The sports counting was a bit of a meme, but people seems to like the puzzle so I’ll try to do the sports counting justice and make it more intuitive. I’m not sure what you mean by the scoreboard being obscured though. That does sound like an unexpected bug. You are given some initial hinting info, but you can fill out all rows.
First button room definitely isn’t meant to succeed in.
Unfortunately the web build is single threaded so even though there is a loading screen while each room loads it doesn’t really help the experience, I think.