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This is how people learn to swim, not walk on water. hehe

I don’t know why but my control buttons are swapped W=Z D=D S=S A=Q

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https://itch.io/jam/417092/add-game/4646246/15547739?token=jcP7qaYlxKZOxV8wvzz1fT5wI

Hi! The deadline has already passed, so submissions are closed now. I can give you the submission link, but your game must be published on itch.io first.

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Elevator to Nowhere

Elevator to Nowhere is a short HTML/CSS/JavaScript game made for the One Room, Many Worlds Jam.

You are trapped inside an old elevator.
The elevator is the only room, but every floor opens into a different world.

Game Page

https://sometimesatnight.itch.io/elevator-to-nowhere

About the Game

The player stays inside one elevator, but the elevator doors reveal strange worlds:

  • Flooded floor
  • Forest floor
  • Nightmare floor
  • Desert floor
  • Lost city
  • Missing 404 floor
  • Factory floor
  • Museum floor
  • Ice floor
  • Space floor

Each world has its own atmosphere, visual style, and small interaction.

Gameplay

You can:

  • Press elevator floor buttons
  • Open and close the doors
  • Use the lamp
  • Look into the mirror
  • Use the emergency phone
  • Inspect the control panel
  • Collect strange items
  • Unlock the final HOME button

Controls

Mouse click only

Click buttons and objects to interact.

Engine / Tools

Made with:

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript

Jam Theme

The game uses the theme One Room, Many Worlds by keeping the player inside one elevator while each floor transforms the world outside the doors.

Developer

Made solo.

I would be happy to hear feedback about the atmosphere, gameplay, and style.

Thanks for the explanation, I understand that it may be a false positive and not an actual virus. I just wanted to report it because itch.io showed a warning and I wanted to make sure everything is safe.

Hi! Some people are saying that your game is being flagged by itch.io’s virus scan. Could you please check your build and make sure the uploaded files are clean? If needed, please re-upload a clean .zip with only the required game files. For now, I’m asking players not to download it until it’s verified. Thanks!

Hi! Please submit your game on itch.io first and send me the game link here. I can’t accept a Discord file as a proper jam submission, but I can provide a late submission link after you upload it to itch.io.

No problem! I’ll provide a late submission link. Thanks for explaining, and sorry about the itch.io upload issues. https://itch.io/jam/416962/add-game/4626712/15547739?token=XdCVgfF92i9tkkHUcgAIzICQGg

small bug, the text covers half the screen and scrolls up and down endlessly

it doesn’t work on all elements but only on those that need to be removed but I can make it remove from all

Thank you! I’m really glad you like the concept. I wanted the game to feel like a small handmade notebook world where changing simple rules creates fun puzzle solutions.

Thank you! I’m really glad you enjoyed the game. Yeah, the controls need a little moment to understand, but happy to hear you got through a few levels and had fun!

Thank you! That’s exactly what I was trying to do — make censorship feel like a chaotic gameplay challenge. Really glad you liked it!

Thank you! I really appreciate it. I tried to make the visuals fit the creepy atmosphere, so I’m glad you liked it!

Thanks a lot! I’m happy you liked the Silence Budget mechanic and the atmosphere. Really appreciate you playing!

Thank you! That’s awesome to hear. I’m glad the game managed to feel scary and that the silence budget made the encounters more interesting. Hope you eventually escape the maze… maybe 😄

Thank you so much! I’m really glad the concept and backstory worked for you, especially since horror isn’t usually your genre. It means a lot that you played longer than expected. Thanks for checking out the game and for the kind words!

Thank you! Really happy you liked the sound budget mechanic. I appreciate you checking out the game!

Thanks for the suggestion! Yeah, I created this game specially for the jam, so I’ll probably keep this one as the main entry. But making another mini game sounds like a cool idea too ^^

Hi, just to clarify — I did not break any jam rules.

I created ThreadBound during the jam, not before it started. I worked on it during the day and submitted the game after making it for the jam.

To prove this, I can attach screenshots showing the creation/modification time of the Unity project folders and the production/build page. The project files were created and modified during the jam period, so the game was not made before the jam.

Thanks for understanding.

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ThreadBound

What should I do if I have already created a game and published it on all platforms (Windows/macOS/Linux/Web/Android)

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Hi

this is also my first jam I don’t have much experience I came in on enthusiasm to try something new I’m doing it in Unity

There are 2 empty scenes included in the asset. These scenes are intended for custom setup, so you can configure and build the systems/features you need for your own project.

There is also 1 main chapter scene included, which contains the level selection menu and all core settings/setup examples.

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Thanks for the post!

Thanks for the report! We’ve already identified the issue with spawning under the map — a fix is on the way. An update will be released soon.

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