This might be my favorite game of the jam so far. What a brilliant way to generate worlds, characters, and adventures. I also absolutely adore the idea of flipping through a books pages to generate the equivalent of a die roll. Excellent, beautiful work!
You managed to fit an impressive amount of content into this game. I really like the attention to detail in terms of the different mechanics and the optional walkthrough is really helpful. Nice work!
Wow! You managed to fit an amazing amount of detail into this game. The layout and design does a nice job of evoking the sci-fi themes and the tables on the back of the page are great!
What a thoroughly charming game! The theme is delightfully different from a lot of the other submissions I've seen in the jam. I also appreciate the clean, clear layout. Congratulations!
This is such a phenomenally generous piece of feedback. I'm in awe of the amount of creativity I've seen so far in this year's entries, so for you to say that Reality Code Jumper has one of the most unique mechanics in the jam is a real honor. Thank you so much!
The layout and design for this game is great and the whole game has such a unique point of view compared to the other games in the jam. Congratulations!
No big surprise here, but this game is great. It looks gorgeous, the theming is super fun (I love a good Screwtape Letter homage), and it plays very cleanly. I also love the idea of a demon being on a PIP. Excellent work!
This is a fun, straight-forward, goblin-filled game. I like the use of the special locations to keep things interesting while you're exploring the map.
There is a lot of charm, lore, and flavor baked into this one-page RPG. You can really feel the world and tone throughout all of the details in this game. Excellent work!
Thanks for playing the game and for the very generous feedback. It's so nice to hear from people like you who are enjoying the game both as a player and a GM.
Thank you so much for saying so. I'm definitely not a graphic designer, but that was what I was going for with the layout, so it's really nice to hear that it landed with you. Thanks for your kind words and support!
This is a remarkably charming game! It looks great, the instructions are clear, there's a delightful amount of whimsy, and I also think it's delightful that it comes with its own Spotify playlist. Nicely done!
Thank you very much. Yes, while UPC barcodes are probably the most popular in places like the United States, there are other types of barcodes out there. For example, books most frequently have ISBN barcodes, which are made up of more numbers and some specialty stores, like Trader Joe's, have their own specialty barcode formats, which have fewer numbers.
This is such an elegant, fun, quirky game. It looks great, it's got an excellent hook (using actual rocks), and the worldbuilding aspect is really engaging. Excellent work!
