| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Story | #102 | 3.083 | 3.083 |
| Aesthetics | #238 | 3.000 | 3.000 |
| Enjoyment (Best Game) | #348 | 1.917 | 1.917 |
| Horror | #355 | 1.833 | 1.833 |
| Sound Design | #421 | 1.333 | 1.333 |
Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
It started off really interesting with the back story, there was 0 sound for me and I am not sure if that was intended but it was pulling away from the overall feel.
I gave up after feeding the creature 12 times and training it 4 times, nothing had changed and the actions were too repetitive to enjoy with 0 result.
Yep, the current version is an unfinished project. The updated one will be posted after the jam ends. And I was about to add more events depending on how many you feed and train the humanoid. Also other interesting things. But for now, it's kind of boring since there is only 1 ending for the jam version. Thanks for your review!
The out-of-game lore and notes got me very interested, but the actual game looked like a very long grind to type β1β then move the mouse, click, drag, drop, and again β¦ I got bored at some point, then hit a bug (my humanoid started to be draggable, so I spawned a bunch of dumbbell, but the UI got stuck on one, I couldnβt interact much with it afterwards). Interesting, but a bit lacking gameplay-wise in my opinion.
I was getting bored, so I added a bunch of pigs (like 20). Then I proceeded for each one to click on it, type β1β, then move it. At some point, the menus started nos responding correctly, like my mouse was off. I could click, and some things answered, but I could not type anymore. Maybe this is due do escaping the fullscreen then coming back to the game, dunno. Sorry I donβt have much info.
No worry, fixing bug is programmer work (sometimes their brain.exe just stop working). I guess the problem you are experiencing is that the typing area is actually a separate box from the text, so when you resize it, its position is somehow relocated.
Thanks for your true thoughts and details! Experience is what I need the most at the beginning.
I think you combined tamagotchi with a more simulator style of game. I enjoyed that. The beginning is a bit slow though. Still a realy good concept and can recommend to play.
nice visuals, but I'm not sure everyone wants to visit a website to try out a jam entry.
Enjoyed the aesthetics and method of interacting with the humanoid but would have liked a little more to happen beyond the humanoid sprite changing and I wasn't sure if there would be a payoff or end if I continued to feed and train it. The documents/lore combined with the presentation was effective and I would have liked it more with a little stronger gameplay or at least more response to player action.
It's an interesting concept with the computer aesthetic, however I wasn't sure how to do anything except for training and feeding the guy, I couldn't even get him to raise his intelligence. I think there is an interesting start of a game with the weird redacted documents and all but it needs to be fleshed out and explained more! Keep it up!
First I was intrigued, then uncertain how much can happen? I did the guy up to 7 intelligence then was not sure anything else could be done.
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