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A jam submission

Pocket | Pre-alpha DemoView game page

Pocket | Pre-alpha Demo is a strange little cozy life sim, strategy puzzle, turn based RPG.
Submitted by newyear Studios (@NewyearStudios) — 6 minutes, 49 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Game Design! (Polish, Logic, Flow)#83.3333.333
Narrative! (Immersion, Consistency)#102.6672.667
Fun Factor! (Engagement, Pacing, Challenge)#141.6671.667
Overall#142.5562.556

Ranked from 4 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Judge feedback

Judge feedback is anonymous and shown in a random order.

  • Loved the camera outside the initial room, it throws me back to the PS1 era. Its a shame that there is not much to play with, but I could see your minigame being able to be complex and fun, its definetely a project you should keep working on!
  • I was so excited! I hope to see more, this game is very cool looking and I like the music. You may be polishing a bit too much before the base game is there, though that's how some developers are I suppose.
  • Honestly beautiful, the models and look of the game are STUNNING. The small bit of writing I got was also very good, I was actually quite sad there wasn't more, it really feels like a game I'd love to play! If I were to give any criticism (which is hard because its mostly just visual stuff) I thought the sprint felt a bit too much or overexaggerated in its motion. Thats all I can really say though, your modeling is incredibly beautiful.

Made in BAKIN only?

made in BAKIN

NO A.I.

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I was really hoping to get more done on this before needing to submit it but darn it if I don't have a full time job and a family lol. It was great to finally get something submitted to a Bakin Jam. More than anything it was a reason to really dig in and figure out how to work in the engine.