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Anomaly resolved. Thank you for providing the display details—the fix is live. Enjoy the game!

Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! I really appreciate you pointing this out. I tested the web version myself on Vivaldi, but I wasn't able to reproduce the scaling/text issues you experienced, so I'm not sure yet what caused it. I am looking into it.  Thanks again for taking the time to report this!

Honestly, same! Thanks for giving the game a shot, glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much! I'm really glad the story and dialogue kept you curious about what happens next. Thanks for playing!

Nice game! I'm having a bit of a hard time getting used to the mechanics, though, and got stuck on level 1.

I really like this game, especially the wall jumping mechanics. It has serious potential to be great!

Good game! It would be even better if it had a save feature. Having to restart completely after a game over—and rewatch the animation every time—gets a bit repetitive.

The game was amazing. The mechanics tutorial was hard, but it's worth it.

Haha, glad you enjoyed it! 😂 The human definitely didn't have to be THAT rude to the AI lmao. Thanks for playing!

🌙 The Moon Incident is now available!

What if you were the first AI judge in the world?

You are given a murder case. The evidence seems clear, the decision should be simple...

Until someone from the future tells you something that makes you question everything.

The Moon Incident is a short sci-fi mystery about truth, judgment, and the possibility that things aren't always what they seem.

🕐 Playtime: ~5 minutes 🎮 Available on Windows & Web 🔎 Interact with the environment and uncover the story.

If you enjoy short narrative games and mysteries, I'd love for you to give it a try!

👉 Play The Moon Incident: [https://wayam-games.itch.io/the-moon-incident]

I'd also love to hear what you think after playing. 🌙

Some screenshots

I tried your game superslop. It is amazing!!

Maybe something related to loops? like loop type games

Thank you for playing and for the kind review! I'm really happy you enjoyed the atmosphere and psychological horror approach. Your feedback means a lot.

Thank you for the clarification! I completely understand your perspective now, and I apologize for the misunderstanding regarding the timeline. Best of luck with the rest of the jam!

Hello!

I just joined the jam and submitted my game, "You Said You'd Stay".

On my end, the submission went through successfully, and I notice that the total entry counter for the jam increased. However, the game itself is currently invisible on the public entries grid.

If the host or moderators have a moment to manually approve or review the entry so it shows up on the grid, I would really appreciate it! Here is the direct link to the project page:

“Thanks a lot! 🔥 I really appreciate it. Can’t wait for you to try it—hope you enjoy playing around with the systems!”

Hey everyone,

I just released my short psychological horror game: **You Said You’d Stay**

You play as Aakash, searching for your missing friend Naman in a looping space where things slowly start to feel… off.

It’s a small experience focused on atmosphere, subtle storytelling, and realization.

No jumpscares. No enemies.

Just exploration and unease.

I’d really appreciate any feedback — especially what you felt or understood from it.

Play here:

Link - https://wgames-realdev.itch.io/you-said-youd-stay