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A jam submission

No More DungeonsView game page

Good old atmospheric Dungeon-Crawler with few puzzles, created for Game Maker's Toolkit Game Jam in 48h.
Submitted by V I R T U _ — 2 hours, 2 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Design#5113.6213.621
Adherence to the Theme#7623.8623.862
Overall#8133.5293.529
Originality#12593.1033.103

Ranked from 29 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted(+1)

I think I should get the torch...But I try to click on the many times and it didn't work...The library is too dark to explore without the torch...Can't finish it...sorry :(

Developer

You were probably clicking on the wall torch. There is actually a torch lying o the ground. You can light it up using the one on the wall.

Submitted(+1)

Oh, I got it. Didn't see it!
Thanks for replying!

Submitted(+1)

Graphics:

Visually stunning and it is absolutely perfect for a game like this. It feels like I'm doing some Elders Scrolls quest for the thieves guild. I do however have to add that the motion blur is not something I'm a fan of and would like to have an option to disable it.

Level Design:

When I got to the library I was super excited and intrigued when I found the key hole. But I still needed a key so I started looking... and looking... thinking ok its probably behind some of these books. So I started throwing them all out. And as I did that I was also like, are you really going to make me go through all of these shelves and not reward me with the key. And it turns out that is exactly what happened. Spent ten more minutes trying to find it but it was nowhere... Perhaps it ended up under one of the book piles from clearing the shelves but that thought eventually made me give up. Sorry I couldn't finish it.

So as a final thought I'd recommend you try find a good balance between keeping the player intrigued and spoon feeding them with hints as they explore.  Perhaps fewer books to grind through, or perhaps a note from a librarian by the fallen bookshelf "I choose green because it was my favorite color and a shelf that had the least sunlight to prevent a glimmer from catching someone's eye" (assuming the key is hidden in some green book somewhere dark). You essentially want it to be just a bit more effort to find the item than to just google the walkthrough and ruin the immersion.

Hope this helps. Great game and very impressive you was achieved in such a short time. Keep at it!

Developer(+1)

There was actually going to be a note as you said but I just haven't had enough time to create system where you can read them. It is a bit too hard without it. I feel the note was really important and i should do it sooner. Here's the solution - the key is in separate room that you can enter through the door on the right. You need to open them first. There is a special book that acts as a lever. It's a green one.

Thanks for your time and the feedback. I really appriceate it!
And sorry for the time you wasted throwing the books around. I'm planning to expand this game and fix all of these issues. If you are intrested in it give me a follow on itch.io. I'll do my best to not dissapoint you.

Submitted(+1)

The game looks really cool, unfortunately I couldn't get the game to run very well on my computer. Everything was so dark, so when I got to the library room I had to give up. :/ I don't feel like rating this game would be fair since I couldn't play it beyond the beginning.

Developer(+1)

There is a torch on the ground in the library. You can light it up using the wall troches.

Submitted(+2)

Really interesting game. I loved the concept and the graphics are awesome. Congrats!

Developer (1 edit) (+1)

First of all, sorry for the late response.

I'm glad that you enjoyed my game. I'm gonna expand it in the future. You can follow me on itch.io page if you are interested. Thank you!

(+1)

Fantastic graphical assets, great use of sound and atmosphere, and really cool puzzle mechanics.

Developer(+1)

Thanks for playing and giving me a follow. I'm glad you like it. Sorry for the late response.

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