Not sure what you mean exactly by “the monster didn’t show up”. When you click on a cell without a monster, a number is shown that tells you how many monsters are hidden in the adjacent cells. If you click on a monster the game is over. Did it not behave like this for you?
I also made a game inspired by Minesweeper but yours is for sure a lot more fun than mine! Great game, awesome sounds and visual effects, and very polished for a jam (even with 2 languages!). Would be a great fit for a mobile game!
Cool concept to search for items in the city and nice to see a 3D game! It was a bit too repetitive for my taste. Some sounds and background music could have made a big difference. The names of the items while researching were funny! 😁
The controls were a bit weird but I really liked the concept of the world changing from black and white to colorful. Also some background music would have been nice. For a first solo game jam this is already really good, keep it up! :)
Pretty cool, with a bit more polish and some additional content I could see this to be really useful for generating small one-shot D&D campaigns or something like this.
I really like the unique art style of this game! There seems to be only 1 enemy every ~7 seconds which makes the game a bit slow and not very challenging. With a little balancing this could be a lot more fun.
The game looks cool and the movement feels nice. But the gameplay incentivizes camping and moving slow, which isn’t that fun. On the other hand, it fits the theme quite well because you always have to be on the lookout for enemies.
There are 5 days where submissions are open. The rules say the games should be created in 3 hours.
So is my interpretation correct that we are supposed to make a game in 3 hours at any time that fits our schedule during the submission period?
