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How many people worked on the game??? By the way, you have a nice cat and your team name is great too. I would appreciate it if you could check out my game as well and give a good rating too 

Really cool game! I got stuck on the first level, but I eventually figured out to jump into the pipe. But most of the time I was trying to cross the mushroom with the enemy, lol. Childhood nostalgia! Thanks. I’d also appreciate it if you check out my game too!

Cool game. Big respect for the cross-platform feature. I like everything. At first, I didn't understand why my teammate was shooting at me, lol. Check out my game too :) 

Give me more games!

Great game and amazing graphics and atmosphere. I’d appreciate it if you check out my project too. Thanks.

Very cool game and mechanics! I like it. Check out my game too

Good job! I liked the concept of the game. 5 stars. Please check out my game too.

Share your games! Let's help each other! https://bublik-developer.itch.io/line-of-trust 

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I got hooked and been playing this game for about an hour. Super cool! The art style, sounds, music, gameplay mechanics – everything is top-notch. Definitely 5 stars in every aspect. Don’t abandon this game and keep working on it after the jam!

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Wow! I'm impressed! Such an awesome game. And the zoom feature really blew me away. You can scale the screen from a galaxy to a planet. There's really nothing more to add - you guys are really great!

Not necessarily bloggers, I just wanted to hear an outside opinion. To see if the player understands the mechanics and rules of the game. What strategies they will use. And overall, what emotions my game evokes in the player. Thanks in advance!  

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It's nice to see that the game was made specifically for the jam and almost without using anyone else's assets!

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Pretty interesting game. I was killing only civilians, lol. When the lights went out, I thought you just messed up the Game Over, but when I accidentally looked at the sun – I saw what needed to be done. The sounds are cool, by the way, and I like the shooting mechanics.

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We have similar ideas, bro! Just missing the animations. Other than that, everything's good.

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Really cool game. I like the graphics. Gave it a high rating, bro!

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I like creepy games like this one. They have a great atmosphere. I also liked yours. But the text should have been placed in a black frame. If you approach the corner – minus eyes, lol.

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Funny idea! I like games with humor in this jam. This one is one of my favorites.

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Hi! Very nostalgic atmosphere, feels like I went back to childhood and played on the PS2. It would be great if you added a web version. Also, pay attention to texture seams and their blurriness. 

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I even shed a tear... This reminded me of my first-ever game made in Unity before I switched to Godot. Back then I was making a similar simulator (I had a pawn shop) probably for about 2 months. And I published it on the Play Market, but the game only got 500 downloads. For triggering nostalgia, 5 stars, bro.

Thank you so much for your feedback and advice! From the very beginning, I wanted to add a mechanic where you could trick others and label someone as a traitor. Or ask for their opinion. I also wanted to add different tasks for the rounds, instead of just password matching all the time. But I couldn't do it because I lack the skills, and a week wasn't enough to perfect even the concept that exists now.

This is a pretty gamble-like game in the sense that at first NPCs can lie to you, and it's hard to tell. Initially, the honesty percentage is high, but it can decrease or increase depending on your relationship with them. You can use different strategies. If both give the same numbers, someone is lying. Or if someone calls out your number, they're lying too. You need to figure out the password by elimination. Your number 1-that is, the number on your table-is the first digit of the password. The other digits follow the contact list from top to bottom. The number of password characters = the number of players.Thx, bro  

Thx, bro!  

No, the problem isn’t with you. The interface really is too small. That’s my mistake. I worked on the game for a long time, but a week wasn’t enough for me to make a proper game. The interface isn’t hard to enlarge, but I was so exhausted from working on the game that I published it without noticing this issue.

You're right. In this game you can't trust anyone because they lie and it's hard to catch them. I’ve described some strategies to increase your chances of winning somewhere in my responses to reviews. Thanks for the feedback.

My bad. I was working alone and didn’t have enough time to make a proper tutorial and gameplay. But thanks for the feedback!

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I liked the game! I didn’t quite understand how it matches the theme of the jam, but I don’t rule out that it’s just my stupidity. The game’s artwork is really nice, you probably spent a lot of time on it. I didn’t find any downsides, the only thing would be to upload a lot of different music and play them in turn with fade transitions, because after a while it gets annoying. Good luck!

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Wow! I really love this style and atmosphere! 5 stars

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