Yeah, navigability and objective clarity are definitely some of the bigger issues I discovered too late into the process of making the game. My original plans for a sprawling map with trap mechanics and navigation tools was way out of scope, even for a 14-day jam. I ended up cutting a lot of features in the final submission, but I also came to realize that the game was lacking in even explaining what the player is supposed to do. I'm planning on brushing up on these weaknesses in the near future (and furnish the place with a little more than chairs and tables...)
This is amazing! I like how you included a lot of the finer details about his history, such as with the life insurance fraud and his killing methods involving chloroform, suffocation, etc. Very polished game - wish I could have made my own game as true to the story as you did.
I'm not gonna lie, this is actually a life-saver... I quit out just before the deadline because I couldn't fix my build issues, but now I have another chance. Thanks!
I would assume that it's not against the rules. They say "No AI-Generated Content", so as long as you're using it for your own educational purposes and not to make your game's story, assets, code, etc. then you should probably be fine.
