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Thank you!

Yes, if you activate the "hard of hearing" option, it'll tell you the combination.

There's an option to skip the audio puzzle.

Yeah, I've seen some amazing stuff done with Blender Grease Pencil,  so it's definitely a powerful tool!

Thank you for the comments here and on the game page, I'll reply to both here.

I'm really happy you enjoyed the game!

Regarding the keypad tone puzzle. I know that for some people these kinds of puzzles are hard (actually, I'm not great at them either!), so I'm glad I included an option to skip them :D

Sorry about the load button! I wanted to have multiple save slots, so clicking the load button would open another interface. Unfortunately for some reason, the save system stopped working and I didn't have enough time to understand why, so I just had a single save slot as a replacement. I also wanted to have autosaves, but that's another thing I had to cut for time reasons. Hopefully, I'll be able to put these things in in a post-jam update.

For the graphics, I used Clip Studio Paint. It's a really good program that has pretty much everything I need for drawing and animation, but it's a commercial product (although it gets regularly discounted).

I don't have a huge experience with Krita, but heard a lot of good things about it. Plus it's free and can do frame-to-frame animation as well.

Grease Pencil looks cool, but I don't know how suitable is for regular illustrations. I've seen some amazing things done with it, but it also inherits Blender's interface which isn't very easy to use.

By the way, I've yet to play Mervin Pissaro (I've been slacking playing jam games lately :D) but it looks really fun!

Thank you, Durinde!

I really enjoyed this game! The story and characters are really funny, with a hilarious ending.

You control three characters, which makes the puzzles fun to solve and adds variety. In general, I found the puzzles well-balanced and fun to solve.

Hopefully, we'll see more adventures of these three in the future!

The disguise mechanic is so clever! It's a really cool idea and perfect for the jam theme. Also, I loved all the "special" scenes with the close-ups (inside the car, at the bar, etc). Things like these always show the extra effort put into the game.

Thank you very much for the comment, I really appreciate it!

By the way, Shrouded Space looks fantastic, looking forward to playing it!

Thank you very much for your comment/review! You're too kind!

I'm also glad to read that the puzzles weren't too easy, I was afraid that the game had no challenge.

Thank you very much for your comment, JAGS!

The funny thing about that error is that originally I had written "I don't what" and forgot "know". My tester pointed it out... and I corrected it wrongly!!! :D I was a bit too tired at the end of the jam hehe!

I can't upload a new build of the game until voting is over, but that issue will be fixed in a later update for sure. Thanks for pointing it out!

Thank you very much for your kind words, Ramón! I'm so glad you liked the game. Doctor Volkwein thanks you as well for finding him a suitable name :D

Thanks again, Kini! You like investigations with text parser input? Who knew? ;)

Congrats again for D-List Diva, super fun game!

Thank you very much, happy you enjoyed the game!

Looking forward to playing Why the Wrong Face, it looks quirky and fun. Plus, unmistakably EGA.

Thank you very much, darqwerful! I'm really glad you enjoyed the game.

The composer will be happy to hear your comment about the music too.

Looking forward to playing your game, I'm ready for more Justin Case adventures! :)

A very enjoyable short game! Lovely artwork, a story that made me laugh, and some fun puzzles. The interpretation of the jam theme is just hilarious!

I had a lot of fun with this game!

The writing is really funny with some great banter between characters. Puzzles are fun to solve and logical: I never got stuck for long, but playing the game required some thought.

All in all, a very fun jam entry!

Great! Hope you enjoy it :) and thanks!

Great premise with funny writing, puzzles that are fun to solve, and lovely graphics and animation.

Congrats to Kini & Team for this really enjoyable short game!

Thank you very much for your comment, seguso!

I'm glad you enjoyed your game! It was different from my previous games, and because of that, I wasn't sure about its reception. So your comment/mini-review makes me really happy :)

Thank you very much, really happy you liked the game! Looking forward to the article :)

Hey, heltenjon, nice to see you around these parts ;)

Thank you very much for your comment, you're too kind!

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind words and for the video!

Haha, the grumpy kid was fun to draw :D

Thanks for the comment(s) and for playing my games!

Thanks for playing Ramorama!

Being on a course to the sun could only be fun in an adventure game ;)

Thanks for playing! I'm happy you enjoyed the story :)

I'll watch your video tonight!

Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out!

I should do Linux ports of the other games as well, but they all use different versions of the engine and I don't have a Linux installation to test if everything works fine.

The good thing about games made with AGS (the engine I used) is that they can be run through ScummVM (https://www.scummvm.org/), a program available for Linux that supports the engine -- plus a huge amount of other games. So, if you have trouble running them through Wine, you could try ScummVM (it's free!).

Regarding a German translation, it's the first time I got asked for one! If I get more interest in it, I could see if something can be done about it.

Wow, that's amazing, thanks for sharing! Who knows, maybe that could be the plot for a sequel :D

Thank you very much for playing the games and for the donation! I really appreciate it! :)

Of course, you can put it in the newsletter! Especially if you liked it ;)

Hope you have fun with it!

Yes, the game is complete! :)

I must check your site!

Thank you for playing and for your comments! :D

Hi! Unfortunately, I can't make a Mac version :(

But there's still a way to play the game if you're on a Mac computer. AGS (the engine the game uses) is now supported by ScummVM. You can download the latest version of the program here: https://www.scummvm.org/downloads/

Then, you just unzip the game and add its directory to ScummVM's list: the program will say it doesn't recognise the game (it's not in their databases), but it'll run nonetheless.

It does have some graphical bugs (for example, fonts aren't antialiased in ScummVM, for some reason) but it works fine and the game is completely playable!

Thank you very much! The Twilight Zone was a terrific show, so it's a big compliment! :D

I'm happy you enjoyed the game!

I had some harder puzzles in mind for the car, but I had to cut them to be able to finish the game on time. That's the nature of game jams, I guess :)

Thank you for your comment!

Great game!

The backgrounds are great, I like how every room in the world is connected, you really feel like you're exploring a real environment!

The puzzles were fun and the game had a nice flow: I didn't get stuck, but I didn't feel they were too easy either.

The music was lovely as well.

Incredible work, especially for a jam game!

An entry with a cool puzzle idea, smooth animations, and a nice atmosphere!