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Ups for this. The blue/gray hero dice are also hard to tell apart for me.

I was going for complicated, so I'm glad to hear it!

In the end, though, I think it just looks complicated. My 6th grade class was able to play completely on their own after playing just one game with me, which really surprised me. Looks like I didn't actually make it complicated enough!

I need to go check your game out now!

Thank you so much! Your comments really meant a lot to me.

And yes, it still lets more than two people play! That was a surprising revelation after trying it out on my 6th grade class, haha. Some of them took sides and tried to help out one of the players, and some tried to help both players out, all of which was fun.

oops! my bad. should be fixed now!

I finished my game! My original idea was to:

1. Make Hangman more complicated for no good reason

2. Nest games of Hangman inside each other, in order to accomplish #1

I completed both of these, but during playtesting I found that the game was actually pretty fun as well! Bonus. 

So I hope some of you are able to play it in a family restaurant or a classroom someday.

Edit: I made a video that teaches the rules, since it seemed hard to explain in writing. I recommend learning the game this way.

I LOVE this idea! I'll play with some friends and let you know how it goes!

Hey there! I wouldn't call it a copy, but most of the code and design is indeed not original. I'm just starting to learn Unity, so I'm going through a course. I tried to be as clear as I could in the description about what exactly is and isn't mine!

I got here today from jan Misali's recent video, and I'm super excited to be a part of this! Looking forward to seeing what each of you makes!

I love it. Description is perfect, and I am super stoked.

I beat it!

Would you like my review?

Fun game! Great job!

I think my favorite moment was when I dug up a bomb, which exploded and revealed two more bombs, which then exploded and gems were all over the place. Felt really exciting!

I originally skipped the how to play section, but when i went back to read it i learned that your o2 goes down when you dig, which i didn't realize before

I DID IT! I've never done a game jam before, and I decided to try learning Unity during the jam (lol), but I finished!

GOOD JOB!! I've been making games for a while, but using really old tools. This is my first time using Unity, and I feel like a total beginner!

I looked for your game, but I didn't see it anywhere! Did you post it?

I forgot to come back and say THANK YOU SO MUCH for all of this info! It's incredibly helpful. I really appreciate the time you took for us.

Thank you SO MUCH for your help!

My question is related to the game industry in general, not this jam in particular, but if you have time I'd appreciate a reply!

There are a lot of game studios in my area. What would you say are the more important things I need to get a job working for one of them? How do I get those things?

I am prepared to have so much fun. This is my very first jam, and I am beyond stoked.