Good job! Def a calm game andI like the choices to choose the order for the locations while sprinkling in some panic moments that had you putting together soothing responses, creative!
Hey there Eldritch_Breakfast I wasn't able to get past the Menu>New Game BUT if its ok I have a fix for you. I submitted a game using the Horror Engine too (which now I feel like I should add that credit in the game too...yikes on my part) anywho the thing that worked for me was to "bake" the levels into the packaging under projectsettings>packaging>bake maps
heres a link to a youtube video that might help too:
Im really wanting to test out your game so let me know if there's any updates ill jump on it, and if you get a chance would you check out my game :) thank you dood!
Its Its still a WIP but I feel like I was able to hit my goal kinda:
Orginal goal:
Make a horror game with a story that has a start/mid/end
Actual Results:
Got to a point were story is present and could be built upon
If you're down to download and give it a try feel free to give any suggestions for were this game could go. Any and all opinions, good or bad, are more then welcome. Thank you so much
How do you know if the killer is actually "hiding"? Is it after you stare the killer down in the mirror they retreat do you need to wait a minute or do it imidiately or is there a totally seperate thing to get them to actually "hide". IDK ive tried a dozen times to go when I thought the killer was completely away but keeping meeting the branch. Thanks :D
btw way cool game, i love this some odd reason it reminds me of some survival movies like wrecked and buried.
This seems like its own new world were a mad little fire ball rids the world of snowmen. AKA i love the designs and mechanic of clearing an area after each snowman is taken down. DOWN WITH THE SNOWMEN! XD Great job! and
Would you let me know what you think of our submission too :D
Yeh I like the looks and was looking forward to playing as well, but only have the one gamepad atm. but well done on the looks and sound of the game :)
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Hey Well done on making a solid platformer, it reminds me of the impossible game but with a welcomed spin. The sticking to the walls made me feel like spidey cube XD. Really good work though. Great soundtrack too, though i will say it did loop on top of itself after restarting.
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Good job at making the progressesion of the house, at first I didnt know what to do but after walking around for a while it started to click. Great job though really :D the pixel art is fun, I wonder how did you make the animations?
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Thank you for having us, we developed the game Jeti Yeti for this Jam. I thought it would helpful if we all compile some good lessons learned from this Jam.
+Plan Plan Plan, making a solid plan with a team (as much as possible) can help you tenfold later in development. E.g. During the last couple hours before the deadline I was finishing out intro story stills art when I had their basic drafts already planned which helped smooth the path to creating them.
+Working in a team carrys new challenges, I was lucky to have a good team but did find that something's get lost and become overwhelming for some to implement.
+Do too much, fine, but know the challenges that brings to spending time with lobe ones and others. Managing time during this jam I found the last couple days I've been working since waking up to bedtime, which challenges my relationship with my understanding gf since that time is basically like me not being there.
Personally I had few lessons that may or may not help next time.
1.Decide how big you want to make the game (levels/mechanics/characters/etc) then commit to 1/3 of that
2.The more you plan the more itll make sense in the end
3. Start, and end, simple
4.Learn techniques before hand:
Yes and No, I used this time to force me to learn a few things I've been putting off but at the same time I could have used the time adding to the game instead of learning how
5.Constuctive feed back equals gold/compliment feedback equals head pat
6.Dont follow any rule 100%, improvise strategically
Next Game Jams goals:
Join a team
Learn from this jam
Add friends art into game
Aw man I'm sorry, in the future I'll have to learn how to make this and other games more accessible... I'll probably start by learning the proper way to make an executable and build a finished game.
Thank you for playing though and the kind words! :)
Oh man what a wonderful comment! Thank you for the detailed suggestions, I wouldnt have thought to add a bite sized teaser for the platformer section and it does seem I should add a for of explanation to the game. I've already got an excellent addition to make it clear but not too clear what to do.
Side note i just read youll play our games too, heads up my game needs a couple hints to get the ball rolling...1. The Sign wall seems odd 2. What is the odd figure on the desk doing :D TY TY!
Really great game I love the start and the look and feel of the evil trying to barter and sending you to do the deals. There is promise here for a great lore and BG. well done though I really tried to not kill the king too XD
