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A jam submission

Lost In DarknessView game page

Escape the maze with a limited torch battery. Recharge at generators to find the exit before the light goes out!
Submitted by MeLikeOppai — 2 hours, 39 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme#31.7323.000
Polish#31.1552.000
Audiovisuals#32.3094.000
Fun#31.7323.000
Overall#31.7323.000

Ranked from 1 rating. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted(+1)

I like your game, but I did have a few issues with it. 

Good things first, I think your concept is great and your visuals look nice as well as consistent together. 

The issues I have are that the game was somewhat laggy and the instructions were hard to read in that font. Also it felt like the flashlight didn't last very long and didn't increase visibility when it was on. I navigated through the maze mostly with the mini-map and light from the generators. 

The mini-map was helpful for navigating but only showed a few of the generators.


I am not the creator of your game and the features and mechanics are your artistic choices, that being said, as a player I would have found it more enjoyable if instead of a mini-map, I could see the general area where the maze ends and instead of constant generators there were only a few that loosely directed the path to the exit, also the ability to turn on and off the light to conserve battery would also be nice. To fix the instructions text I would recommend wither changing the font slightly or making the words bigger.


I enjoyed playing your game and hope you continue coding

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much for playing my game and for your thoughtful feedback! I’m really glad you enjoyed the concept and visuals. I truly appreciate you pointing out the areas for improvement as well. I’ll definitely look into optimizing performance, making the instructions clearer, and adjusting the flashlight’s functionality to improve visibility and battery life. Your suggestions regarding the mini-map and maze layout are super helpful too, and I’ll consider how I can make the navigation more intuitive. Thanks again for your support, and I’ll keep working to make the game even better!