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A jam submission

The PassengerView game page

A road trip for one: the seat beside you is empty, but the silence isn’t.
Submitted by MichelleS — 16 hours, 40 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Story & Theme Integration#44.1254.125
Replayability#53.0003.000
Polish#63.3753.375
Playability#73.2503.250
Creativity#73.3753.375
Fun Factor#92.6252.625
Physics & Mechanics#102.2502.250

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Assets are original

Both

Some assets were premade and some I made myself

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

I love your voice acting

Developer

Thank you! I had a lot of fun doing it!

Submitted(+1)

I'm a huge fan of photo manipulation art, but I'm never sure what the name of the art style is called. It's like that Analog feel to it. Have you ever played "No I'm not a Human"? It uses a similar photo manipulation technique.

Developer

Yes I love that style -  there’s something about the slightly surreal feel that I really like. I haven’t played No I’m Not a Human but I’ll check it out. Thanks for playing - I’m still experimenting with Ren’Py and this approach.

Submitted(+1)

Yes, I definitely recommend the game for it's art style alone! Would love to see you make something with that kind of style in the future! I'm definitely going to follow to see what you make in the future. 

Also, I don't know if you prefer Ren'Py overall, since it's based in python. But Godot I think is a much more intuitive engine and the GD Script is formatted off of Python so your skills in python should directly port over if you ever try the engine. I use Godot and always have a lot of fun with it, myself. If you ever want to work on something together or need help with Python programming let me know, I always love to collab!

Developer

Thank you! Funny enough I’ve just started looking at Godot for another project. I’ll probably keep experimenting in Ren’Py too, but it’s interesting to see what each engine can do. Thank you for encouragement and the follow.