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A jam submission

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Unrevealed secrets of Orloj and human history
Submitted by UFEN, CYTea — 3 hours, 50 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#64.3334.333
Graphics#154.5004.500
Innovation#263.8333.833
Overall#703.6673.667
Theme interpretation#1043.5003.500
Gameplay#2622.5002.500

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

GitHub repository URL
https://github.com/Sadamingh/PizzaJam24

Game description
Unrevealed secrets of Orloj and human history

Theme interpretation
It's based on the secret paths of human futures.

Wildcards used (optional)

Small Palette

Limit your colors to 4

Cheat Mode

Let players break the rules with things like infinite lives or invincibility

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Comments

Submitted

Really amazing art, sound, and concept! It felt really unique, cohesive, and heartfelt.

I also got pretty confused at the Vitruvian man part. I couldn't get past the second part (waving only the right hand), despite trying a few times. Great job, though!

Submitted

The art in this game was phenomenal and was complimented nicely by the sound effects - I especially enjoyed the bell and birds.

Nice work :)

Submitted

I really enjoyed this. Very beautiful, the way the scene is set. Art is fantastic, as is the writing. I would maybe have liked some slightly clearer tutorial woven into the narrative certainly for the vitruvian man bit, as I was doing what what I though was needed and nothing was happening. But could progress anyway and got to the end. Very good work

Submitted

I really enjoyed this. Very beautiful, the way the scene is set. Art is fantastic, as is the writing. I would maybe have liked some slightly clearer tutorial woven into the narrative certainly for the vitruvian man bit, as I was doing what what I though was needed and nothing was happening. But could progress anyway and got to the end. Very good work