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A jam submission

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A Journey Beyond
Submitted by Studios Utopian, ajayparihar, gohan40 — 2 hours, 49 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Graphics#573.8133.813
Audio#893.3133.313
Theme interpretation#1143.2503.250
Overall#1363.1253.125
Innovation#1972.6252.625
Gameplay#2092.6252.625

Ranked from 16 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

GitHub repository URL
https://github.com/uniquedm/apart

Theme interpretation
Moonshot is a type of thinking that aims to achieve something that is generally believed to be impossible, so the game revolves around the idea of seeking life on a faraway planet, thus finding the answer to humanity's oldest question
"Are we alone?"

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Comments

Submitted(+3)

Wow, gameplay is really cool, but the graphics are something fantastic! Really well done game!!!

Developer(+1)

Thanks 😊😊

Submitted(+3)

Really cool experience! Calm pace and immersive atmosphere. I had a great time playing around with the jet pack.

Well done!

Developer(+1)

Thanks a lot for playing our game!
We are glad to know that you had a good experience :)

Submitted(+3)

Liked it a lot but also got stuck in the end! Please find my gameplay video review below!

1:20:00 Apart

Developer(+2)

Thank you so much Bastion for trying out our game!
Means a lot to us, really loved the genuine feedback that you gave during the video.

Also for the getting stuck part,
it was issue related to our techniques to prevent players from going out of bounds in our game  as you could understand xD

Thanks & Regards

Submitted(+2)

Obviously, I see you guys are talking about camera issue and I also encountered that. With the keyboard, you really only have 8 directions for movements and that is really frustrating. I also got stuck between rocks for a couple of time before I quit playing. (see attached image)

Other than that, I love the low polygon style and how you abstracted your little astronaut to with the polygons. The game looks and sounds really nice.

Developer

We  have fixed the camera issue, you can play the second version now. Thanks for your valuable feedback, we will keep those points in mind.

Developer(+1)

Thank you for checking out our game! :)
Apologies for the bad gameplay experience, due to which you had to quit our game.

Note: The Camera issue was in the initial build, and I believe we can make small fixes to our build if it really makes a huge difference in terms of overall game and that's we released a new build with fixed camera.

Developer (1 edit) (+1)

Post Submission Changes:
1. Changed the settings of Cinemachine Camera, to fix the camera issue that everyone was facing.

2. Changed the light settings to fix the light seeping through mesh bug.

These are the only changes that we made, as they were kind of small (only some values were changed) and were affecting the gameplay experience by large.

Thank you everyone for playing our game and giving us your valuable feedback!

Submitted(+3)

I think the setting and atmosphere were really great! The camera was a little clunky at times though but overall a great effort!

Developer(+1)

Thank you for playing our game! :)

PS: Apologies for the camera problem

Developer(+1)

Thanks for your feedback, we are working on our camera issue.

Submitted(+3)

Very interesting game.

I liked the custom models, and the cutscenes that you included were a nice touch.

A couple of simple issues, though.

The camera was very restrictive, which didn't really allow for me to take in the scenery. I also would have liked to be able to explore more of what the map had to offer. While I was being led through the map, I figured that it would take me to see the other areas.

Some more technical problems that I found though were the light seeping through mesh edges, which can be fixed in the light's settings. The movement was also too slow and the camera focused too low down.

Again, however, the game was really enjoyable and I loved the post-processing. I even went back and tried to get out-of-bounds.

Good luck in your future game-development endeavors. :)

Developer(+1)

Thanks a lot for playing our game and for the great suggestions!
I will try to keep these kinds in mind, and thank you again for checking out the game so well :D

Submitted(+3)

The graphics and music created a really nice atmosphere in the game! It was a really pretty visual novel.

Developer

Thanks ☺️ 😊

Submitted(+3)

Great atmosphere and graphics. As a suggestion you should increase the max x rotation for the camera and if you're using cinemachine there's a way to offset the camera so it won't track the bottom of the model.

3D games are stronger together! o_o

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much for playing!
I will surely look into that camera suggestion, as many people don't like the camera positioning and it's kind of problematic in the current version.

Submitted(+2)

The camera was too low for my taste. Very good graphics and nice music!

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much for playing!
I will try to fix that camera issue as soon as possible as almost everyone doesn't like this camera ;)

Submitted(+3)

Pretty graphics, I liked the world!

I got a bit lost looking for the cave, but I found it eventually :) 

Maybe camera could be a bit less close to player.

Overall very cute and relaxing game!

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much for playing it! :)
I will keep that feedback about the camera in mind

Submitted(+3)

Fun little walking simulator, loved the cutscenes and the post-processing effects. Wish the camera had been a little more pulled out, or in first person; the environment seemed cool and the entities seemed cool, but I couldn't really look around and the camera often clipped into the environment because of the angle. Other than that, loved the visuals and the story!

Developer(+2)

Thank you so much for the feedback! :D