I played the post jam version first (screenshots below) and then had a look at the jam version. I'm impressed with the sheer number of quality of life improvements you were able to add so quickly. They make such a difference to the experience.

Having said that, I guess I'm one of the few people who really hated the juice wobble (I dislike too much juciness in games in general), from the beginning but especially as my apartment got more complex because it would knock other pieces of furniture out of their placements. As it is, even with the vast improvement over the jam version, I still found the controls a bit janky and it was an effort placing everything so then to have things (often multiple things) knocked around really frustrated me.

I liked the decorating music but I found the loop to be too short and after a while (I probably played the post-jam version for about an hour) it got stuck in my head. Now every time I hear even just a little bit of it it starts on repeat in my head. Sometimes it just randomly pops into my head too.

The gunshot sound was really aggressive - especially coming off the Zen of decorating - and triggering (if you have PTSD - loud sounds out of nowhere can trigger a PTSD physiological reaction). I'd recommend reducing the volume, if nothing else.

I agree with others that much more could be done with the assassination mini game and there have been some good ideas so I don't have anything to add. I was much more interested in the decorating side, probably because it represented the bulk of the game, so I didn't actually give the assassination side much thought beyond being amused at the random names being paired with the random models and not liking the loud gunshot sound.

I really like the idea of different floor plans. I'd like to request some rugs and bookshelves too, please, if they're somewhere in your furniture pack.

This was a pretty interesting concept. Decorating had a polished feel.

My intuition was to immediately start picking up spawned objects before closing the menu. Kept having to close back the menu first. Would have been cool if the menu automatically closed when I started clicking on objects.

Loving the punny name, and the return of some classic elements from your previous game, Nyumbani!

It is an interesting concept: What does the Hitman do when he’s not on the job? Clearly he’s got some opinions on furniture and layouts!

I agree with others that it would’ve added a welcome bit of complexity by making you either guess who the victim is, or just having the t-posing peeps move about, but having the screen black already adds a good bit of “hunting” feel, which worked well!

The game (jam version) unfortunately lagged severely on the M1 MacBook Pro I was playing it on, so I ended up just finishing lots of contracts, and then buying lots of things at once, but I think the physics simulations between the objects were my undoing.

I think it would be a nice twist if you flip the concept, and the reason you’re decorating houses is that there are two types of contracts: Killing or Interior Decorating, and you’re simply doing whatever you can to make a living!

Nice job, this was a cool take on the theme!🥷

We had too much fun making this, so we kept updating the build.

Added sound effects, tweens, fading music out, screen fades, animated the characters with idle and death and added an exit menu for The Giant! Now its time for some serious playtesting to really finetune that balance. 

Please post screenshots of your favorite creation and let us know what you think of the suspicion mechanic!