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Thanks for your feedback.

I know silence is sad, but I'm not a musician haha.
I feel like it would have taken me the whole jam to make one sound.

Thanks!
Exe builds are always annoying, it might be because of your system,  because you don't have the expected version of Python at system level etc.

Thanks!!!

Big thanks Tank! I'm happy to know the game was easy to rate.

Thanks! Definitely, initially we planned to do more levels (around 3-4) but well we didn't have enough time to invest for this game jam.

Thanks! Well, we wanted to try something different. :)

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You are definitely allowed to publish it!

And if you can, please, credit this original game somewhere.

I'm wondering what it really is... :D

Thanks Ghast!

Yeah unfortunately we didn't take enough time on game balancing, we added the concept of different levels during the last day haha.

Anyway your let's play is amazingly well done, you really bring a lot to the pygame community. :)

Thank you for your footage!

All features are important, the intruder is the one who is the most overall different from the rest, the one that can be easily identified in a crowd. Behavior is also a thing, and should be analyzed for level > 5, but it's probably too hard, I didn't have enough time to improve it.

In fact, I tried to enumerate the features in the README (in the tips section I think), but I can't blame you, nobody reads the README haha.

Arrrg this game is too hard for me!

But interesting concept, and you story is so funny haha.

If only hacking in real life was so eazy at the point that the terminal tell you which number you should type in, lol.

Great idea to make a game made of minigames for a gamejam, it was probably cool to dev!

Your game has potential!

Love the introduction, you made something that could had been a whole " text based gam " lol.

It was a bit hard to play though, because of the lack of " delay ", the character is moving like a rocket haha. And my resolution is not really adapted to your game but no problem it's hard to create an adaptive game. :D

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Thank you. =) 

Yeah the music is of good quality. 

I'm GrimmysPy on Reddit. 

EDIT: For now I'm working, but I will test your game (and others) this week-end. 

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Source code : https://github.com/Grimmys/defectiveArtificialIntelligence/releases/tag/1.1.0

(however the window is slightly too high for my screen, I will try to resize it in the code if possible maybe haha)

I downloaded this game to test it and dive into the code since I'm a python (pygame) dev, but I spent my time playing it instead. :D

It's addictive and really well done.


Good job OrionDark7 !

Thanks! Yeah I just thought after the submission about the fact that my country is the only one using AZERTY keyboard lol. I will try to find a way to adapt the controls according to the keyboard for my next games.

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I would like to post a review for this game, because even if it's a really short prototype I really love the concept ! Seriously, the atmosphere seems so relaxed... I like the splitted screen too. This inspires me to make a similar game one day.

Thanks!

Yeah I was running out of time, but I thought of adding new obstacles (not enemies though I think, I wanted a peaceful game lol).

Larger map could be really interesting with more objectives of course.  =)

Thank you! I was much more ambitious at the start, but well not enough time to go further. Regarding collisions, I agree they are bad : unfortunately, the game engine doesn't include a collision detector, and I was too busy to be able to make a more complex one.

The sound design is the part of Jessica Robo and is beautiful indeed!

(PS : I tested your game yesterday, it's really nice too. Love the coffee / snow combination and the overall vibe)

I should be thanking you instead! :D Your music is really great!

Thank you, nice! :)

Source code : https://github.com/Grimmys/colorsHiddenInTheSnow/releases/tag/1.0.0

Hi, thank you for the share, I created an account at gaminite.com, I will post my game in a few days :)