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Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
Presentation | #627 | 2.534 | 3.400 |
Gameplay | #658 | 2.087 | 2.800 |
Originality | #664 | 2.385 | 3.200 |
Overall | #668 | 2.335 | 3.133 |
Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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The effort I put into it (I'm likely AuDHD, finishing something at all is an acciomplishment)
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Hey, cool game! Was there a way to put the cup back on the counter? I finished it with it still on my hand, lmao! Very short game, I like the overall message, and I like Godot open on the game's computer as well, hahah! Biggest complaint I would give are maybe the repeating textures on the walls and the floor, seeing how the game has these long walls and floor it gets pretty noticeable. It's not a big deal though, good job!
Cool game, I really liked the envoirenment and the liminal spaces. The sounds and music were nice. Great game :3
Thanks, I composed that song myself :D
Pretty nice game, with a well crafted ambience! Some points I'll note since I played it through Godot :
When making WASD controls, please use the "Physical key" setting, it makes it so the key don't depend on the type of keyboard (I have a French keyboard, changing WASD into ZQSD).
I see you used portals, I'm quite impressed how well they work since they were made during a Jam, I tried it myself a while ago and couldn't get it to work properly.
I knew I couldn't make actual portals in the time given (at least not in Godot), so I made faux portals. They work just like normal portals, minus the teleporting. It's a neat trick I knew I had to make it, even if I had to "cheat" to achieve the look.
I'm so glad you liked it :3
I tried to clone the project from github to play it but there's at least one file missing. I see you had issues to upload your project, github isn't really made to upload files trough your browser. If you're ok to learn some console commands you can use git directly, but you can also use the client, here's a tutorial to use it as well. There's a lot of resources to get started with git and github, and I hope this experience won't turn you off from it because it's a very useful tool.
I couldn't find where to change the platform on itch, but here's the link to a repository I made right now, while I stumble to update it in the Jam itself: https://github.com/BalaDeSilver/Aberration_-fixed-Edit: nvm, updating the link was painless :D
Edit2: fixed!
Ok, I'll try to play it through git. By the way, you should not upload your build/export folder, it makes the project uselessly heavy. You shouldadd "export/" to the .gitignore .
Noted for next time! o7
Please label properly your download as Windows only. The link to github is welcome.