Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the art and Lovecraft - you can probably tell that's where I poured most of my time while working on the game :)
Hey, thanks so much for playing my game and the feedback! Now that the jam is over, I plan to update the game and build out the rest of the story that ended up on the cutting room floor.
Cool! Cthulu mythos is so much fun, and I love meeting other people who even know what those two words mean ;) I see that we both aren't afraid to through subtly to the wind when it comes to naming our games, LOL.
First jammer here! I went in hoping for a learning experience, and boy did I get one. I had a blast, even when things went wrong (which they did often).
Judges are human and humans are biased, thus judging is biased. It sucks to have a judge who doesn't like the particular thing that you make, but no one complains when a judge loves the particular thing that you make. Having a panel of judges helps to dilute the impact of any one judges bias for or against a particular type of work. Only because this judge was transparent and shared their critique publicly do we even have a chance to know or understand their thinking, love it or hate it, when judging usually takes place in a black box. I trust judges to be human - no more, no less. If I don't want their judgement, I don't submit to it.
