| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Innovation | #49 | 3.781 | 3.781 |
| Audio | #152 | 3.438 | 3.438 |
| Fun | #192 | 3.375 | 3.375 |
| Theme | #213 | 3.531 | 3.531 |
| Overall | #235 | 3.307 | 3.307 |
| Game Design | #364 | 3.125 | 3.125 |
| Graphics | #631 | 2.594 | 2.594 |
Ranked from 32 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does you game fit the theme?
You start totally alone, by the end of the game you are definitely not alone.
Did you write all the code and made all the assets from scratch?
I wrote all of the code from scratch for the jam with the exception of the 3rd person controller. Assets are credited on the game page.
Interesting gameplay!! I'd make bigger hitboxes for the white guys you pick up, to make it smoother and faster to actually pick them up; in my opinion, the gameplay would be faster and more fun.
The controls are quite smooth, what 3rd person controller did you use?
Also, the camera movement feels great and the stack of human people is funny.
I liked it!
Very weird game in a good way, I enjoyed it a lot. I thought it was a good challenge. Once I learned the system I was able to beat it on my second attempt. It takes a careful ear for some of the sounds, but it’s definitely very doable as long as you make sure not to waste too much time running in a certain direction once you hear the pitch increasing.
The camera behavior was really interesting to me. Because you don’t have a lot of ground information to give context, I was really confused how the camera worked. Lol for a while I was CONVINCED that this was actually a parallax game with pre-rendered characters and faked 3D, but I finally realized that that is totally 3D and the camera apparently stays in a fixed position and just rotates to always look at the player. That’s very unique, but I didn’t mind that, I think it’s still completely playable like that and the disorientation adds to the surreal look of the game.
I did feel like I ran much faster lateral to the camera direction than I did when I ran parallel to it. That could have been an illusion, but it felt pretty dramatic. That would be the one thing I would change I think. Luckily, most of the movement that needed to be done was orbiting the camera with just a little bit of up and down movement, so it didn’t cause a problem.
All in all really nice and original game, great job. My game is linked below if you want to check it out.
The idea is fun and I did had fun playing it. I will say that it pretty fast gets very difficult, but else an interning little jam game. Well done.
Perspective is really challenging, missed the white guy several times. After some point there are so many red men. This makes the game more challenging and I liked it. Using audio like this is smart by the way.
I definitely enjoyed this.
That was... Weird! But I must admit that a sound-based game is something really original! It is quite simple and need a bit of polish, but it doesn't feel like anything I've played before, and for that, kudos to you =)!
Very unique interpretation of the game! Hope to see future updates!
wow, i have never seen anything like this before the camera really messes you up so you have to rely on the sound, it looks and feels great, it sounds amazing too, a really creative entry!
this idea is really interesting! does saving the humans add any additional help?
The use of sound frequency as a mechanic is fun, the bizarre camera perspective made it visually unique, and of course, the stacking is just bonkers. Definitely a memorable experience.
Wow that´s a really nice and creative idea for the theme. I would´ve never thought of something like this, I like it!
The idea to use sound as primary mechanic was nice. The silly stacking of mannequins was fun.
Nice work on the sound design, the sound was not annoying and went well with the music.
With the blank floor and the camera rotations it was a bit hard to have a sense of where the play area was/how big it is/where does it stops and where the enemies are relative to me.
Thanks for playing and for your kind words. With the playing area you are quite right - it was something that occured to me that I know the spawn area so know roughly how far out max I can go but the player doesn't. It was difficult balancing that with the idea of not wanting any extra clutter in the scene like walls etc.. but understand it could be an issue. Thanks again.
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