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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Originality | #214 | 4.063 | 4.063 |
| Presentation | #304 | 4.094 | 4.094 |
| Overall | #377 | 3.792 | 3.792 |
| Fun | #1190 | 3.219 | 3.219 |
Ranked from 32 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does your game fit the theme?
You play as a dismembered teddy bear that joins its limbs back together. Every limb you find recovers some of your abilities, and once everything's been joined together you can leave the house.
Did your team create the vast majority of the art during the 48 hours?
Yes
We created the vast majority of the art during the game jam
Did your team create the vast majority of the music during the 48 hours?
No
We used pre-existing audio
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A very cute project - I really liked the changing mechanics. Also - the life-hating QA person in me appreciates the easter-egg.
Aww thank you, glad to hear you enjoyed it!
great job!
Thank you! It's much appreciated!
I liked the fact how you unlocked new mechanics with new pieces of the teddy bear. Good job making this in under 48 hours!
P. S. I loved the easter egg.
Weirdo ;)
this was a fun game! you did a great job with the game and the cinematics gosh lol the most I've ever experience in a game jam
That's so nice of you to say ^^ Thank you for playing. I'm gonna try to play your game tonight as well.
This was a very endearing short but sweet game, I really enjoyed that with each limb you collected your movement and abilities changed up. I also appreciated the overall themes you explored here, I think this game has something really special going for it :)
One issue I bumped into a few times was that the physics would occasionally go very wonky and put me in some rough places, for instance when jumping across the shelves to your your legs sometimes I was sent flying by the pots
Great job though, you two made something really memorable!
Hey, thanks for playing!
Yeah the physics thing is something we've been hearing a lot. In hindsight it might have been a bit too ambitious to use actual physics for a 48 hour jam. I'm preparing a post jam patch and I "fixed" the physics issue by giving the player an achievement if they glitch out too much 🙃.
Anyway, thanks for your incredibly kind words :)
At the start of the game Camera work, music and 3D graphics are very good! It is also unique that the operation method changes when the character gets the parts.
You have a whole intro? And the game is 3D? Well done.
This was a nice change of pace from all the 2D platformers. The only thing I didn't figure out is if there is an end game. I got all of the teddy bear parts and then tried to stack the cubes to get back into the crib, but handling the cubes is not very precise.
Thank you for playing and your feedback is much appreciated! Yes, there is an endgame and you don't need the crib for it. If you go to the hallway you will find a staircase and at the bottom of it is an open door. If you go through the door you will have finally found your freedom and can live happily ever after as a whole teddy bear :)
Aw, thanks, I completely missed that.
I love the finding pieces and gaining more abilities - eyesight, hearing, jumping, walking, grabbing things, ... This is incredible for the 48 hours Jam, I'm very impressed, good job!
Thank you so much, really happy to hear that you liked it!
I did like it, but the physics were a bit janky, espacially when I tried to stack the boxes. Otherwise, I like it, very cute! :D
Thank you for your review! Joram did try to improve stacking the boxes in the last couple of hours but it was very difficult to fix D:
Glad you liked it though! :D
I though this was an excellent little game, I liked that you start to hear noises only when you find the ears. very relaxing to play
Thank you, I'm glad to hear that! :D
Slow to play, but the music and overall ambience compensate for it - I liked the simple mechanics, box physics were a little glitchy but that's a minor thing. Oh, and FYI it brought my Quadro 2200M graphics card to its knees at 100% usage, you might want to add an FPS cap :)
Oof that is not good for sure! Thank you for the feedback!
The FPS cap is number 1 on our list of planned patches 😅 thanks for playing
This is definitely the most cinematic jam game I've ever played. I liked all the little touches as you're collecting your parts too, where your vision gets better when you grab an eye, the music kicks in when you get your ears... Very charming!
Thank you so much, really happy to hear you enjoyed it! I'm also glad the details we put in are shining through as well! :D
Great! Loved being able to play a complete, coherent game!
Thank you, we really appreciate it! That is exactly what we were going for, small scope but (mostly) done :D
Loved itt!! Super intuitive, fits the theme, great presentation! Well done :D
Thank you for playing! I really enjoyed your game as well!
Great visual appearance (especially the cutscenes were great) and very cute art style! I really love this one, great job!
Thank you so much, I'm happy to hear you liked the art! It was actually my first time making 3D models/art (I am generally not an artist) so it was a fun learning process :D Joram worked really hard on the cutscenes so I'm glad to hear those were liked too!
I've stucked on legs but liked the game pretty much! Interesting concept!
Very nice experience and also emotional. You guys did a great job. I hope you break free from the cage and succeed in whatever you want to do in life.
5/5
Aww that is really sweet of you to say, thank you so much :D
Ingenious! The cutscenes were great and everything looked so cute! There were some problems with the sound though. Also, parts with the body and the leg didn't look right. Maybe something like a wobble when it lands might help.
Thanks for playing :)
Very nice! I really like the idea, honestly it wasn't so easy to get to the legs, but it was fun xD I love the atmosphere and the cutscene at the beginning!
Glad to hear you had fun, that is the most important part! Thank you so much for playing :D
Hey! We had a similar idea! Greatly implemented! love the music and the "progression" with the eye and the ears!
Hey hey thank you for playing! Cool to hear we had a similar idea, I look forward to playing your game as well!