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Godot Wild Jam #21

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A jam submission

The ConnectionView game page

Play as private investigator in the far future tasked with finding a mole within the Ravenworks Corporation!
Submitted by Layla — 1 day, 10 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#472.9914.111
Graphics#632.7493.778
Originality#662.8303.889
Overall#692.5333.481
Fun#752.2643.111
Controls#792.2643.111
Theme#812.1022.889

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
3.2.1

Source
Yes

Game Description
Play as private investigator in the far future tasked with finding a mole within the Ravenworks Corporation!

Discord Username
N/A

Participation Level
This is my 2nd completed GWJ

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Comments

Tormarlin4 years ago(+1)

Great game. Had a lot of fun with this one on my stream. Liked the dialog. Ran into a few issues, bounced in a corner, was able to jump off the ledge and skip to the end. Branching dialog could do with some polish, I kept asking the same questions and the NPCs didn't seem to mind, LOL. I have the same comment about the font type and color, could do with something a bit easier to read.

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LaylaDeveloper4 years ago

Thanks for the feedback! When, I created it, I knew their would be that problem of jumping off the edge, but I’ve kept forgetting to fix it. lol

I have now two issues open related to your feedback!

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FennekHeartSubmitted4 years ago(+1)

I liked the writing and the concept, but there were some qol that could have made a huge difference, mainly the text font/color and the platform elevators. Neat game!

Submitted
Blui and Reddi: Factory Escape
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LaylaDeveloper4 years ago (1 edit) (+1)

Thanks for the feedback! Throughout the jam, I made a lot of changes to the fonts and the like, but it’s faaaar from perfect and definitely still needs work.

Edit: Opened a related issue on GitHub https://github.com/josephbmanley/the-connection/issues/4

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Nico7694 years ago (1 edit) (+1)

Hi! I opened an issue with my suggestions and comments here. Great work!

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LaylaDeveloper4 years ago

Thanks, I appreciate it!

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BackAt50Ft4 years ago

Mac export does not work - appears the file extension is missing and wasn't sure which one it needed. I tried dmg but no luck.

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LaylaDeveloper4 years ago

That’s unfortunate. I have little to no experience with osx and do not have a way to test it at the moment. I’ll definitely look into it though.

Apologies for the broken export!

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LaylaDeveloper4 years ago (1 edit)

So I looked into it and it seems that the file is a zip package, but for whatever reason, is missing the file extension. So until this is resolved in the pipeline, you should be able to append a .zip and extract it. :)

https://github.com/josephbmanley/the-connection/issues/2

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haaxmSubmitted4 years ago(+1)

nice game , i like the story and the twists in it , great work!

Submitted
the line
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bodhiSubmitted4 years ago(+1)

Wow, very polished and a well thought out story with humor, suspense and twists.

One thing I found strange is that people in the 31st century seem to prefer platforms and jumping over ladders or elevators for vertical movement lol. But that doesn't bother too much.

It's a very nice game, one of the best i played so far!

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LaylaDeveloper4 years ago (1 edit)

Thanks for the feedback! I feel that I need to rework certain narrative portions, but I am glad you enjoyed it.

Haha. Yeah, elevators were something I scoped out, definetly something that should be added though. https://github.com/josephbmanley/the-connection/issues/5

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