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Thanks for playing! The game requires experimenting and keen observation, so it could be very tricky sometimes.. Looking back, I should've implemented a hint button 😅 Some hints I can give you is that each level are based on popular kids games, and that positions and the order of things matters in the game. Oh and also if you're still stuck on the first one, check the game screenshots for hint 😉
Hey everyone,
I just released a small indie game for SoloDevelopment Summer 72h Jam #8 and wanted to share it here. The theme was "Chaos", and I tried to capture the idea of structured chaos — where everything looks random at first, but there’s actually a hidden pattern.
In Hidden In Plain Game, you explore a simple scene where NPC kids are playing. What you see might look like random movements, but there’s actually a hidden ruleset they’re following. Your goal is to observe, figure out the rules, and win the game they’re playing.
It’s a short observation puzzle — no instructions, no hand-holding (except for first tutorials maybe) — just you, your curiosity, and a little patience. Watch closely, move around, try interacting, and things will start to make sense. It's a relatively short game (just three levels) which you can finish in one sitting, the levels themselves are inspired by classic kids’ games you've probably grew up with.
Made using Kenney assets (love their work!), with extra sound effects from Psionic and music Time Flies by Clement Panchout.
If you try it, I’d love to hear what you think — did you figure out the patterns? Was it too easy, too tricky, or just right ?
Play it here: https://bhimz.itch.io/play

I've been working on a mobile game for about a year now.. the game is a one screen shump where you play as a planet shooting down enemy invaders; not exactly a complex game to make, but with managing my time with actual work (I work as a software engineer) and family it was pretty hard to focus on finishing the game. Finally with this jam, I decided to finish the game and if possible, launch it to play store as a f2p game.
Looking for someone to help me along the journey, you don't have to be an experienced game developer, just someone with the same enthusiasm and preferable has some basic knowledge on Godot (I use Godot). If interested, we could also discuss profit sharing if the game actually managed to get released on Play Store.
dear oaklog0317,
Sorry if the joke offended you, be sure that it was not meant that way.. I am also asian (I live in Indonesia), and it is also a part of our culture which I totally respect. It was made way back then before covid era, and was meant to poke fun to the fact that we mostly eat anything that westerners thinks weird -- it was not meant to relate to anything regarding covid. Again sorry if it has offended you in any way.
Hi adena,
Glad you enjoy the game. Though if your looking for the one on BEKRAF, I'd suggest you play the extended version instead (http://bhimz.itch.io/onnarpgex ), as this one is an earlier version with no dungeon upgrade. Again, thanks for playing!
Hi Nitonise,
No Linux version yet, but I recommend you try the extended version ( https://bhimz.itch.io/onnarpgex ) -- it's browser based, so you should have no problem opening from Linux, plus it has updated graphics and gameplay. Hope you have fun!
Hi MANI, sorry for replying late; I've been pre-occupied with work lately. Unfortunately I have none, but I'm currently stil active in a game developer forum which I can patch your request to.. If you want to, you can send me some details of the game or what type of music your looking for through personal message (does itch.io has one BTW?) and some contact info and I'll post a request there.
hi Manny, really appriciate what you've done ☺ Would you test my other game instead? You can check my itch.io page and look for Oh No! Not Another RPG! Extended Version ( the newest one on the page), as it is a revamped version of this one and I would really like to hear feedbacks on that one. Many thanks in advance!
Dude, I remember you! You're the big guy who came at the second day! Thanks for coming to our booth and trying out our game, man; we'll be posting our game prime edition here sometime this month. Also your feedback was one of the most thoughful, we'll definitely put it to our consideration when improving the game. As for sequel, we're still going back forth on our next game idea, but the idea does come to mind. Lets see what we can come out later 😁




