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I ended up just spamming the interact button on everything until I found something. Haha. Good submission. Some hints or clues, and maybe some consequences for spamming - could go a long way if you ever update this.

AI and controls are a little rough, but not bad for a game jam. Great atmosphere and a decent horror game. Well done!

Simple concept, well executed. Reminds me a bit of the paragnosia games

Very good game jam submission. With some more complexity and consequences and obstacles this could be great.

Well done!

The thief won't steal a gem if the guard is nearby, they will move towards the security stations to cause a camera disruption, forcing the security guard to abandon the gem and fix the disruption. Not well explained, but helpful for finding the thief by making them a bit reckless.

If you know who the thief is, you can call for the round to end by holding spacebar. But that was a late addition to the game and not really well explained or demonstrated anywhere, just a small prompt in the controls guide.

This was a great game! A bit of a tedious puzzle but the powers you unlock make it easier bit by bit. Great work!

Really fun little game. Fun concept. Controls and camera are a bit rough but I enjoyed it. Well done!

Couldn't get it to run in a browser, had to download it. 

Interesting concept, not much polish. Hard to discern any real goal, more of a simulator.

Can't tell how this fits the theme of the jam at all, which raises a red flag that it might've been made before or outside of the jam.

Fun concept, but can't get into the lighthouse, blocked by an invisible hit box.

https://itch.io/jam/syntys-12th-birthday-game-jam/rate/4769679

Post your submission here!

I'd love to rate lots of games, but if I have to download a bunch of files it just slows things down... So if you have a browser playable game, please post it here and I'll definitely give you a rating!

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And if you'd like to rate mine, its: https://terrific3d.itch.io/all-for-the-biscuit

A gameshow designed around the theme, loosely based on storage auctions like Storage Wars, but with cookie themed twists and few minigames. Lots of content was cut for time, but I hope you enjoy what I managed to cobble together in a week!

https://terrific3d.itch.io/all-for-the-biscuit

Playable in the browser! It's a gameshow based on the theme! Lots of planned features were cut for time, but I'd love if you'd check it out!

This is so good! The visual cues was something I was planning to add but ran out of time, but the AUDIO IS BRILLIANT! With some more waves and some level design and maybe a few more management tasks, something to spend money on, and this could be a hell of a game :D

And the audio stuff I had the same issue with no matter what the audio levels were so erratically different in the WebGL. I think maybe setting the music file to Load Type: Streaming might've helped but instead of experimenting with that I just deleted the music from mine, personally 🤣

That was actually super quick :D I already had a tornado and tornado shader from KriptoFX's Realistic Effects Pack 4, and I love whipping up particles and quick prototype 3d bits.

The fun part was programming the tornado to regenerate its energy based on the terrain splat maps containing sand, and take damage while over water or climbing too high, allowing me to paint actual gameplay with the terrain. It's something I've used for dynamic footstep sounds, but I think was usage is much cooler.

I'll be playing with that one more in the future, I want to feel like a powerful tornado :D It's also surprisingly easy to switch a project over to 3D

I think the winners will be entirely chosen by the host probably, but community voting would be cool if we could get everyone involved...

Yeah I put in a good amount of hours and worked my heart out on my Day 3 project only to have nobody pick it up (despite it being a decent project with lots of potential).

However, because I put so much work into it and ended up with so many unfinished plans, I now have a perfectly good starter project to pick up as a hobby  in the future and finish up.

Always gotta look on the bright side. The purpose of competition isn't always to win, but to see and share what you can accomplish

I'll put it on my "Maybe" list, but I honestly won't have very much time, and there's so many great options to choose from ><

Oh man this actually tickles my thalassaphobia a bit 😱

Looks good though!

Unity 2D - Pizzeria Simulator crossed with a Bullet Hell

For URP:
using UnityEngine.Rendering.Universal;
using UnityEngine.Rendering;
using UnityEngine; 
public class VignetteManager : MonoBehaviour {
    public Volume volume;      
    private Vignette vignette;      
    private void Start()     {         
        if (volume.profile.TryGet(out vignette))         {             
        // The vignette was found and assigned successfully.             
        // You can now use the 'vignette' variable to modify the vignette properties.         
        }
    }
}

is it just called Volume? then yes

This should work perfectly :)

using UnityEngine.Rendering.PostProcessing;

is the namespace:

    public PostProcessVolume postProcessVolume;   
  private Vignette vignette;

is the volume

if (!postProcessVolume.profile.TryGetSettings(out vignette))

        {

            Debug.LogError("Vignette is not found in the Post-Process Volume!");

            this.enabled = false;

            return;

        }

gets the vignette settings

then vignette.intensity.value controls it

^ code of my VignetteController, feel free to use if you need

using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.Rendering.PostProcessing;  public class VignetteController : MonoBehaviour {     public PostProcessVolume postProcessVolume;     private Vignette vignette;     private float startIntensity;     public float maxIntensity = 0.7f; // You can change this value to your desired maximum intensity     public float decreaseSpeed = 0.5f; // The speed at which the intensity decreases      private void Start()     {         if (postProcessVolume == null)         {             Debug.LogError("Post-Process Volume is not assigned!");             this.enabled = false;             return;         }          // Try to get the Vignette effect from the volume         if (!postProcessVolume.profile.TryGetSettings(out vignette))         {             Debug.LogError("Vignette is not found in the Post-Process Volume!");             this.enabled = false;             return;         }          // Cache the initial intensity         startIntensity = vignette.intensity;     }      public void SetVignetteIntensity(float target)     {         float targetValue = Mathf.Lerp(startIntensity, maxIntensity, target);         if (targetValue < vignette.intensity.value) return;         vignette.intensity.value = targetValue;     }      private void Update()     {         if (vignette.intensity > startIntensity)         {             // Gradually decrease the intensity over time             vignette.intensity.value -= decreaseSpeed * Time.deltaTime;              // Make sure the intensity doesn't go below the initial value             vignette.intensity.value = Mathf.Max(vignette.intensity, startIntensity);         }     } }

I thought of that! There's a script somewhere in there to show indicators based on the current order needs, to help navigation, but I didn't finish. Like you could hold up to three or something...

I don't want to say too much but I didn't have very much time, and now its opportunity for someone else to pick up the loose threads ;)

Separate, entirely new jam day just for reviving projects that didn't make it but showed promise  and  scrambling them to the  finish  line.

Maybe next time, as its a bit late to make recommendations on what to implement on this one

Very true. I think in the announcement video they speculated about 50% wouldn't get picked up. Interesting to see the real data. Projects getting picked up multiple times really at up opportunities  quick.

Haha! I added new characters too! But in a very different way (https://theterrificjd.itch.io/pizzeriaperilous )

Super cool to see what you did, and omg ketchup on pizza 🤣

(If someone takes over this project, feel free to also download mine just for the characters I made, consider them 100% cc0 free to use)

This would be communicating with previous devs my dude

While it is great to play, I think you should do more... you have 24 hours. Add a story, add credits, add *something*.  You know?

Wow the arrange by day button literally blew my mind!

^^^ MVP

I think the jam hosts would love this as well, this is amazing!

Try ShareX, free open source program that can do lots of stuff. Or ScreenToGIF, a bit simpler interface but less powerful overall

https://theterrificjd.itch.io/pizzeriaperilous

Plenty of directions to extend gameplay (if that's your thing), but good enough you could leave as is.
Plenty of opportunities to polish small stuff like UI/Sound Effects/Music (if that's your thing), but good enough you could leave as is.
Guaranteed recipe for success (and pizza!)

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IF you also extended any of the Pizza-ed branches for your Day 5 submission, feel free to advertise them here, we can have a nice collection of Pizza options!

I decided to download this one for day 5, first thing I did was turn down that ungodly music 🤣

I hope I have time to finish it up, I wasn't planning on doing one today. Looks like lots of others have fallen off too 😅 6 days is a gauntlet

You chose 4 different projects for day 4?

I'm not sure that's against the rules or not, but they did say pick *a* project and work on it for the day. Either way I feel like it'd be a better use of your time to do something more significant to one of the projects.

I downloaded a 600 MB project file that had 20 HDRI skyboxes in it, but was only using one. I deleted the 19 others, and suddenly the project was over 5x smaller.

Moral of the story: don't include unused textures/sounds the space can add up quickly