This jam was amazing, quite intense for me hahah

But I loved it, I gave it everything and although I was able to complete around 15% of my game, I'm still happy I did it ;D

Here are my learnings:

1. How to create a dialogue system, which I also learned:
2. Dialogue individua text moldure, speakers photo, text box opening animation for each character
3. Dialogue with options and different dialogue paths.
4. Call actions at certain  time during the dialogue
5. A reliable 2D controller (able to walk on slopes)
6. Improved my art \o/

It's been awesome! In game jam is usually a create call to create puzzle games or skills based with small levels game, because you can just create the core and add more levels and polished. But I've been wanting to create a small adventure more focused on the history for some time now, and there was no better place them FullTime GameDev JAM ;D

Please, let me now what you've learn from this amazing adventure!

Thank you for the opportunity to share my thoughts - and read about your experience! Seems like we all learned so much! <3
This was my 3rd game jam, but 1st without a team and 1st in Unity. My goal  for this jam was to tell  a story through the game,  I think I somewhat accomplished that.

Here are some other things:

1. How to use  and combine graphic assets found on the Internet. I merged pixel art style with the artwork from some old postcards :0
2.  How to prevent the player from breaking the game >:)
3. How to design a level - that was really fun; I wish I'd spent more time doing that
4. Started learning how to create a dialogue system, but couldn't get it to work the way I wanted so I got rid of it :')
5. How to fix LOTS of bugs in a short time - there are still a lot left tho lol

Although I was able to finish my submission, the weekend was quite stressful :') Next time I'd recommend myself to do at least a little bit of exercise in-between work to keep myself alive :'D