Thank you! I've got some ideas, I probably will make one at some point.
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Hello! The card used for eliminated is NOT also eliminating, only the card that was already in play. You cannot eliminate a card of the same rank, only cards of a lower Rank (with Aces obviously being counted as alternatively low or high cards--they can't eliminate each other, though!)
Your hack sounds interesting! I'll have to give it a shot at some point. The reason this game only uses a few cards out of the deck is that I'd originally envisioned it as a game with all unique cards (as opposed to playing cards) and I was nervous about printing costs. Obviously though, there's no reason to hold onto that for a game that DOES use playing cards, so by all means!
Nice comic! I really liked the characters, especially Roswell. I especially liked the director's commentary section you included in the extended edition--you don't always get such an intimate look into the process of creating characters and a story like this! I wish people would do that kind of thing more often.
Hello,
I've made in the past a game that was compatible with my phone's screen reader, more or less (this one here: https://lizziesmithson.neocities.org/FSEGame ) which I tested on my phone's screen reader and which seems fairly functional from what I can tell albeit with some irritating flaws (I wasn't able to get a tutorial working and the instruction sheet for the card game it's based on that I included is not screen reader compatible, which is frustrating), and I was interested in making another game like it and hopefully getting some feedback from players who use screen readers more regularly in hopes of improving my technique at designing these sorts of things...
Would it be inappropriate to use solely the screen reader tools I have available at my disposal to make a game for this jam, or is it required to design unique audio for our games?
Thanks in advance!
-Godahl
Hello,
I've made in the past a game that was compatible with my phone's screen reader, more or less (this one here: https://lizziesmithson.neocities.org/FSEGame ) which I tested on my phone's screen reader and which seems fairly functional from what I can tell albeit with some irritating flaws (I wasn't able to get a tutorial working and the instruction sheet for the card game it's based on that I included is not screen reader compatible, which is frustrating), and I was interested in making another game like it and hopefully getting some feedback from players who use screen readers more regularly in hopes of improving my technique at designing these sorts of things--
Would it be inappropriate to use solely the screen reader tools I have available at my disposal to make a game for this jam, or is it required to design unique audio for our games?
Thanks in advance!
-Godahl
I found this game very moving--weirdly, the part that most horrified me (even moreso than the job hunting in Hollywood part!) was hearing about how Sears compensated its workers--as a retail employee who does art as a hobby, that sounded incredibly dark and not something I would be able to tolerate either lol. Congratulations on surviving!
it says on the jam description that it's fine to do a game about your experiences with disability, and I had an idea for a hyper-small kind of abstract physical game I could do about my experiences with my neurodivergence, but I wouldn't really call it accessible (game involves physically walking around which is kind of inaccessible imo)--would that be acceptable or is that a problem for this jam?
hey! Well, if we're sharing things we've already made, I make hyper-simple little, I guess they're ttrpgs although they tend to be a little light on the roleplaying aspect, paired with illustrations--in terms of size, this here is probably the smallest one that's actually any good (twenty-something words--i counted the # of words, but then I forgot while typing this comment >_<): https://lizziesmithson.neocities.org/Zines#135
game jam sounds fun! I already have some vague ideas of stuff i'd like to submit, I hope that doesn't count as cheating lol
This zine rules. Anyway, I don't want to alarm you or anything, but I think you might've gotten shadowbanned on twitter. I deleted my twitter account a year ago (cause it was giving me brain damage), but I check some of the accounts I used to follow from time to time, and your tweets haven't been showing up when I've searched for them. If this is a false alarm, good, but I know you rely on twitter for income and I wanted to let you know just in case you didn't already know. Sorry if this is old information, my bad if so.