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Solid game jam game. The only real complaint I really have is knowing what to do in game. Maybe the TV explains that there's multiple remotes that spawn in different locations or something. Idk. Other than that though, this was a W entry. 

This game has an awesome idea, but I feel it was extremely buggy sometimes. Plus, I just stacked up on candy by going to the same house over and over and over again, cause usually, it would continuously give me treat. Other than that though, I enjoyed the game. W entry

Thanks! I really appreciate it! I'm glad I was able to inspire you. I will definitely check out your game! 

Thank you! I've had a game with this art style in mind for awhile, but this jam gave me an excuse to actually make it. And the way I drop lore. I got the idea from SUPERHOT. Love that game. Idk about strafing, but since I forgot to add angular drag, I know if you move diagonally you can move faster. Thanks again for playing my game!

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

Thanks for playing my game! I really appreciate it! And I will be playing and rating your game tomorrow. It's about 2 am rn, so I need to go to sleep. XD I'm sure I'll enjoy your game

I just played, rated, and commented on your game. W game fr

I loved the humor in this game. Reminds me of something I would have in my game XD This game was pretty dope though. Goofy atmosphere, but the puzzles and mechanics were decent. Sometimes I was a little confused on what to do, but once I figured the first puzzle out, the rest became easy. W jam entry for real. Keep making games. 

PS, Donut is a W cat

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! I just rated and commented on your game. It's late for me, so I didn't get into too much detail. Long story short, your game was pretty chill. Cool jam submission. 

I liked the idea of the game. There could definitely be some tweaks, like a hands on tutorial and smoother gameplay, but the base game is there. This is a solid jam entry! 

Aye, thanks man! I really appreciate you playing my game! I'm glad you liked it! 

Collision detection was inconsistent you say? I never noticed that while testing. But then again, I didn't TEST it test it, if you know what I mean. If I ever continue working on this game, I'll be sure to try and fix that for ya. And yeah, I hear ya on ambient sounds. I was limited with time, so I was only able to implement certain sounds. I do agree that more sfx and ambiance could benefit this game a lot. Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate it. 

Thanks man! I really appreciate it. I had that black and white idea for a bit, but now I had an excuse to make it XD

Hey man. I really appreciate it. I just rated and commented on your game. It's late, so I didn't go into much detail (not that there was too much to say), but I hoped you found the comment helpful nonetheless. 

Thanks man. I really appreciate it! I just rated and commented on your game. It's late, so I didn't go into many details, but I hope you found it helpful nonetheless. 

What a nice little game. The character controller needs to be worked on, but the tv changing the environment mechanic is really dope. If you really wanted to, you could polish it up and make this into a full game! Make more levels and have an interesting story or something. Anyways, cool game man. This was dope! 

Hey hey! The voting deadline is coming close, and I need ratings. In return, if there's any game you need a rating for, just send it over my way and I'll be happy to rate it and give you some feedback if needed. 

https://itch.io/jam/gamedevtv-halloween-jam-2025/rate/3973707 There's my game. Hope you like it! (Please be honest with your rating. I'm always trying to improve)

I will definitely check it out! Here's my game if you're interested. https://itch.io/jam/gamedevtv-halloween-jam-2025/rate/3973707 I really hope you enjoy it

That snake is my homie for real. XD Real talk though, this deserves more attention. Good gameplay, decent sound design, and W dubstep. I did NOT expect that snake to eat up those pumpkins for in the real world. 

I enjoyed the game. A little buggy, but it was overall a decent game to play. Very unique approach for the jam!

Cool game, but I noticed that you can just turn off your flashlight without any consequences and beat the game easily. Didn't care for the fading flashlight either. Feel like there could've been more done with this, but cool idea nonetheless. 

This game deserves more attention for real. The gameplay is fun (and sometimes stressful), it fits the theme extremely well, and I love the survival horror aspect to it (out of all the games I've tested, you're the only one who's done it besides me). Keep making games man! 

Pretty unique game and fits the theme quite well. W game for real

It probably won't win, but I'm very proud of the end product either way. Hope you like it! 

https://itch.io/jam/gamedevtv-halloween-jam-2025/rate/3973707

Pretty cool and cozy game. Very creative if I say so myself, and it fits the theme very well. Good job my man!

Very cute and quirky game! Game was a little easy, but other than that, the game was pretty fun. I enjoyed myself. 

Aye, thanks for playing my game! I really appreciate it! I'm glad you liked it! Yes, the lower sensitivity was intentional, just cause in my last game, the sensitivity was way too high. XD

Thanks again though! I'll be sure to try out your game soon!

Thanks Lights! I really appreciate it!

My game plays out of a TV screen, but isn't super obvious. 

https://itch.io/jam/gamedevtv-halloween-jam-2025/rate/3973707

No, it's not normal. Unfortunately, some people either decide to cheat or just don't really understand the rules. Nothing we can really do about it though. 

This is my game! It's probably not gonna win anything, but I'm really proud of what I made. Hope y'all like it as well!! Good luck to everyone in the jam! Y'all did awesome

https://itch.io/jam/gamedevtv-halloween-jam-2025/rate/3973707

This game was good. Nice and short, easy to understand, and a good atmosphere. Keep making games man!! 

The game was pretty good. I can see this becoming a hit commercial indie game in the future if you play your cards right. I recommend you continue to work on it and improve, since as of now (at least in my opinion), the game doesn't have much replay value in a multiplayer sense. I could be wrong though. Anyways, good game either way. Here's my playthrough on YouTube if you wanna check it out. 

Your game was the third game I played in my video. The game was well presented and the mechanics were clean. I did walk a little slow for my liking and sometimes it's confusing on what to do. Other than that, it's a solid game! Good job! Keep making games!! 8/10

Your game was the second game I played in my video. I really liked the concept. Reminds me of Slender: The Eight Pages. The pick up and place down mechanics were kind of ass, and the game was on the easier side. However, other than that, it was a pretty good game! Great job! Keep making games!! 8/10

Your game was the first game I played in my video. It was good. It was a little generic in terms of story, but other than that, it was an enjoyable experience, and if you made this by yourself, that's hella impressive. Good job man. Keep making games. 7/10

Thanks for playing my game. I really appreciate it!! Yes, the crosses semi randomly spawn and the void gets faster every time you collect a cross. And yes, I noticed the sensitivity and the walls needed fixing. There's a bunch of other problems that I'm surprised you didn't find 😂. I made this game in 4 days, so it's understandable that it had problems. I'll be sure to implement sensitivity and better walls in my next game though!! Again, thanks for playing my game!! 

So, this game isn't bad. But there is much to be improved on. 

Improvements for future games (Gameplay):  

- Make the game longer. This can be done by adding more rooms, or making the game harder. I feel it was too short. 

- Keep difficulty balanced. Unless it's a narrative game (where you can't die until the very end or something), you don't want to make the game too easy. On the other hand, you don't want to make the game extremely hard for no reason (unless your game is too short and you need to extend playtime). Keep it balanced. 

- Make the player feel immersed. This makes the game more scary (which I feel your game was lacking in) . This can easily be accomplished with ambient sounds and simple visuals (such as lights flickering, pipes dripping, etc.)

Improvements for future games (Technical Game Dev Things):

- The running footstep sounds had a delay when I stopped moving after running. The way I did footstep sounds was to have the object that has the footstep sounds on a loop, and I had it non-active when I stop moving & active when I start moving. That seemed to work for me anyways. 

- The enemy AI was a little generic and didn't feel like the enemies described in the story. Especially in this setting, the AI doesn't work. I would do research on certain AI behaviors that you could implement depending on what you wanna do with your AI. Maybe make them have the ability to hear, investigate, that sort of thing. Though I do understand that you had a deadline for the game jam, so I won't judge too harshly. 

Things I liked: 

- The story was pretty interesting. If the game was longer, I would've loved to explore more of the lore throughout the gameplay. 

- I enjoyed the stylistic choice. I'm not sure if it's inspired by Puppet Combo type games, or if you're just not a 3D modeler (I'm not either. The monster in my game is a cube, and I tried to work with that T_T), but I think it works for a game jam game. If this was a real game, I would maybe just add some post-processing, Film Grain, or something like that.

Other than that, the game wasn't bad. I'll drop a follow. Can't wait to see your game dev journey!! 

So, this game isn't bad. But there is much to be improved on. 

Improvements for future games (Gameplay):  

- Make the game longer. This can be done by adding more rooms, or making the game harder. I feel it was too short. 

- Keep difficulty balanced. Unless it's a narrative game (where you can't die until the very end or something), you don't want to make the game too easy. On the other hand, you don't want to make the game extremely hard for no reason (unless your game is too short and you need to extend playtime). Keep it balanced. 

- Make the player feel immersed. This makes the game more scary (which I feel your game was lacking in) . This can easily be accomplished with ambient sounds and simple visuals (such as lights flickering, pipes dripping, etc.)

Improvements for future games (Technical Game Dev Things):

- The running footstep sounds had a delay when I stopped moving after running. The way I did footstep sounds was to have the object that has the footstep sounds on a loop, and I had it non-active when I stop moving & active when I start moving. That seemed to work for me anyways. 

- The enemy AI was a little generic and didn't feel like the enemies described in the story. Especially in this setting, the AI doesn't work. I would do research on certain AI behaviors that you could implement depending on what you wanna do with your AI. Maybe make them have the ability to hear, investigate, that sort of thing. Though I do understand that you had a deadline for the game jam, so I won't judge too harshly. 

Things I liked: 

- The story was pretty interesting. If the game was longer, I would've loved to explore more of the lore throughout the gameplay. 

- I enjoyed the stylistic choice. I'm not sure if it's inspired by Puppet Combo type games, or if you're just not a 3D modeler (I'm not either. The monster in my game is a cube, and I tried to work with that T_T), but I think it works for a game jam game. If this was a real game, I would maybe just add some post-processing, Film Grain, or something like that.

Other than that, the game wasn't bad. I'll drop a follow. Can't wait to see your game dev journey!! 

This game was a little rushed, so sorry it wasn't the best. 😅

Thanks for playing the game though! I really appreciate it! I'm glad you liked it also. :D