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A jam submission

The Children of ClayView game page

Stop-motion archeology horror game
Submitted by messier (@ronyaib) — 7 hours, 31 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay#74.0004.000
Creativity#84.6544.654
Judge's Score#8n/an/a
Overall#94.0924.092
Sound Design#114.1154.115
Horror#163.8463.846
Story/Writing#163.8463.846

Ranked from 26 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Which Theme(s)/Horror Genre(s) did you use for your game?
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Really fantastic little piece. Note to dev: there is a typo at the end game screen, "Exempt" should be "Excerpt"

beatifull

Amazing game love it.

Such a good atmosphere and I loved the visuals!

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the encyclopedia search mechanic makes the game feel much bigger than it is, which I really love. having the rune noted down for me was also a great QOL mechanic. the experience was short but intense. honestly reminded me of why I love indie PC games so much. amazing job :)

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I love how this game is inspired in misterious ancient civilizations, because even though there are a lot of wonders from the past, some enigmatic features and arthefacts might result highly uncanny: specially if you find yourself alone with one of them in the dark... And this game translates that emotion perfectly, specially for those who admire arqueology.

This game creates the perfect ambience it needs to create an eerily wonderful experience. It is an outstanding representation of an archeologist (an those professionals would love the game too), and definitely invites players to wait for high expectations for the continuation. 

I am not really into the horror genre, yet I understand that a final climax of the experience with the creature would've been the cherry on top (as it has been mentioned by others), nevertheless, I understand the possible limitations that a jam demands if it was not enough time to show the design of the beast (however, I also respect cretive choices too), but considering the quality of the artstyle and the overall game, I am sure that the creator would've presented a worthy demonic entity to the conclusion; in that case, I would not doubt a second to give 5 stars. 

Congratulations, I consider this game a short but beautiful gem!     

Honestly, it was kind of confusing, because I found everything, but nothing happened. It was very, very short. It's an interesting game, and has a lot of potential, but it's just not my cup of tea.

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