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Try our first VN - 18.98 - It follows some researchers at a remote weather station in the Scottish highlands as they find a mysterious signal that seems to be calling out to them. Multiple endings - little mini-game and a sanity system that impacts the art based on your choices.
https://itch.io/jam/spooktober-2026/rate/4953065
Hey all, I'm from a group called Chaos Collective and we'd like to reach out for some additional team members to support our Spooktober jam project - 1898 (Working title)
About us: Experienced team of devs, with one previous jam under our belt as a group. Many more as individuals. We are laid back, professional and dedicated to delivering a fun experience.
Project outline: Set on an isolated plateau in the mountains of Scotland, a trio of scientists discover a mysterious horror long hidden.
Engine: Godot
We are looking for:
- Audio Design Lead: We are looking for someone to lead on the composition and implementation of music, SFX and potentially VO. If that's you, let us know.
- 2D Environment Artist: We are looking for someone to support our other artists with interior backgrounds. We'd especially like to hear from folks who can work with clean linework and cel-shading, and feel like they can adapt to an existing art style. Please send links to portfolio/previous works
If you're interested complete the form - https://forms.gle/xGjFdCSpFbpfeZ4j8
Just to note, we are primarily based in the UK and will be communicating mainly via Discord.
I really liked this. The inclusion of a code cracking mechanic to increase the replay value is so smart. Could have done with a way to jump higher, or reel in the grapple (unless I missed something) because I felt I was falling down quite a bit and missing things when I messed up.
Regardless, amazing work.
Thanks you! I was trying to keep it as simple as possible due to the timescale and I got the basics of what I wanted done. Quite happy with that. Controls originally involved a tractor beam toggle, but after my kid tested it and found it "boring " I switched it to a press. Worked a lot better I think.



