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A jam submission

The Reaper's RoadView game page

Reap the souls of those who's time has come.
Submitted by Catbugpig — 4 minutes, 58 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Concept#611.9404.000
Use of the Limitation#621.6983.500
Overall#651.5163.125
Presentation#651.4553.000
Enjoyment#730.9702.000

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
1

Software used
Godot

Cookies eaten
two brownies

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Comments

Submitted

Wow, this game is DARK! Like literally, can't see much without boosting my monitor lighting. A black ground with a slightly lighter background, and the limited vision effect...

I do like the concept - flying over a town as the Grim Reaper, looking for your next victim between a crowd. A nice "needle in the haystack" game that would test your attention.

How it functions isn't exactly clear, tho. 

The game description mentions different towns, but I can't seem to spot a clear divide between the different buildings, and most times when I try getting to Town 3 I just find myself at the edge of the map.

I start next to town 1, and the buildings at the end of the other side are obviously town 3... but where does town 2 start and end then?

I will give this a few more tries, but so far I haven't been able to get even one victim right, ahah.

Sadly the time limit of the Jam are an understandable barrier, but you can still carry something out from this! As I said before, the concept seems intriguing to me. It would be great to see a more refined version of this.

Developer

I had a couple ideas for creating a clear divide in the towns, but I took to long to get to it and didn't have enough time. I'll have to work on my time management more next time. Thanks for the feed back.
Also, I thought it might be too dark, but it work for me at the time, so I didn't bother with it. I'll mess around with the lighting though.