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A jam submission

Monster HotelView game page

Memory, but its a roguelike
Submitted by Jentin, vosty (@matvosty), CannnedPineapple — 2 hours, 36 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme#174.2554.255
Overall#1213.4793.479
Game Design#1273.4893.489
Fun#1363.4473.447
Audio#1873.2773.277
Innovation#2023.1063.106
Graphics#2713.2983.298

Ranked from 47 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game fit the theme?
The game is about opening hotel room doors and remembering what is behind them in order to match the monsters with other hotel guests

Did you write all the code and made all the assets from scratch?
Yes, We made all code and assets in the week of the jam. The music is our own cover of Giant Steps by John Coltrane

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Submitted

This is really cool! a simple concept but it works fantastic! I can't believe you made your own music too :O

Please can you rate my game if you get some time please? :D

Submitted

Spot on with the theme, and I really enjoyed the roguelite elements you worked into it, which turned a simple mechanic into something a bit deeper. Kept me playing to the end, so nice work.

Submitted

Nice game! Cool retro artstyle and music and simple to play.

Submitted

Haha neat but simple concept! I like how you did a spin on rogue-like

Submitted

Wow, love the art and how well it fits the theme! Nice music and the rogue-like aspect makes it fun to keep playing! Nice work!

Submitted

Was a funt ake on the genre. Well done :) was not sure how to use some of the items but it was ok anyway, well done :)

Submitted

Neat idea nicely done! The items are probably too cheap, as it didn't take long for me to be buying 12 items each round and finding myself unable to fail.

Submitted

Great cute game! Great variety of monster art. The items are super helpful. Great job on the jam!

Submitted

REALLY interesting idea! It could be more polished but the gameplay works like a charm and is very original.

Submitted

Fun! Interesting idea!

Submitted

Played it for a while, my memory is not great so I bailed at 7x7 lvl but from what I can see from the screenshot of the guy below me it was the last lvl. Its great game, the items you introduce are realy usefull and trap mechanic works nicely, great job!

Submitted

Loved this game, beat it twice!

Dam! Wat a good idea, 100000 points for the creative to go with the theme!!! It makes my idea look like crap in terns of theme.

Submitted

Great idea. An old gameplay that fits well in the theme with a shop as a twist. 

Submitted

This was so much fun! Genuinely a joy to play. I love this take on the classic memory matching game--the traps, store items, and hotel theming made it feel fresh. I thought the monsters talking in the store was a really nice touch, too; I was always excited at the end of the round to see what they were chatting about. The music and the monster designs were also great; overall it has a really nice retro game feel.

Developer

The dialogue between guests was a verrryy last minute inclusion from us, basically  all written in the final hours. Glad to see that people enjoyed it!

Submitted

Fun memory game! A very simple concept that you turned into a fun game by adding traps and a shop. I love all the little creatures, really well done on the character design. Super fun, well done!

Submitted

Cool entry, great concept, cool use of the good ol' memory game we all used to play

Submitted

A fun way to train memory! 🧠

Sounds and art pair very well. Cool monster design!

Submitted(+1)

Cool memory game! And dialogues are awesome! )))

"They sure don' call him liberator of worlds" ))))

Nice work!

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