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A jam submission

Light As A FeatherView game page

a translation puzzle simulation game featuring a charming ancient egyptian setting
Submitted by SweetCaroline36 — 1 hour, 5 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Style#31653.0003.000
Creativity#32153.0673.067
Overall#45312.5562.556
Enjoyment#67271.6001.600

Ranked from 15 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?
Based around a Scale (balance) and the weight of one's soul

Development Time

48 hours

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
Hand drawn/edited by Solaris Baldwin and Caroline Conner. Music by the talented Ryan Citrino.

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Comments

Submitted

Fun to decode what Anubis is saying with this game. The scale theme is adhering to the theme too, though I was quite confused on what to do. Looks super cool as I love Egyptian based game. Good job! :)

Submitted

The music and the art is really nice.  Unfortunately, without the translation guide it becomes a sort of surreal guesswork game.  I never got told I was wrong, so either I'm a really good guesser or it doesn't actually matter?

Submitted

Why is this game soooooooo beautiful?? How wish I can achieve this!

It looks super cool, it's a bit sad that we can see the boxes that containts the different images but it looks good.

The main problem I had was actually to play it : the guide to translate didn't show properly and I was stuck since the begining even though I tried to make it work multiple times.


Thanks to the screens shots I see how it is supposed to look, and it looks great !

Developer

Thanks for the comment! I was fighting for my life in the last hour trying to figure out why the book wasn't appearing in the export, while it worked just fine in Godot. I plan to release a fixed version after voting!