For just two days, that’s an unreal result! I made my own game in a week. I’m sure I’d happily play a full version. And if you replaced the whole “murder/killer” concept with something like a theft or finding a spy, you wouldn’t even need an age restriction. The characters are really cute, and kids would probably enjoy playing it too.
Stunning character! Very cute. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to solve your puzzles. I played four times and found three types of clues. I wonder how many there are in total? Personally, I really missed having descriptions of the suspects and more time—at least one extra minute so it wouldn’t feel so rushed.
Thank you for the feedback. The music stopping was not intentional — I must have missed that bug. As for the “OK” button after accusing an innocent person, it was supposed to exit the game. This function works correctly, but I now realize I didn’t account for the fact that the browser won’t allow a tab to close its parent tab. That’s an inexperience mistake on my part. Unfortunately, I can’t fix the code while the voting is ongoing, but I will definitely address it as soon as the game jam is over.
Thank you! I’m glad that someone liked my game. Yes, you understood everything correctly. Players can be anywhere. The game is designed more for individual actions, but group actions are also possible. A PvP mode isn’t included—it just didn’t fit in.
