Hey I liked the idea of your game! Running out of room in heaven and hell is an interesting idea! I also actually quite liked the music. It's not exceptional but it's something very cohesive. Before I rate game play please note that after filling up both heaven and hell the game turned into a black screen. I sorted 5 people into heaven and 5 people into hell, where were the 'served in the army' supposed to go in your opinion, and ended with a score of 31.
Nice! This isn't my best work at all, but it has potential. The army goes to heaven. I was hoping to add multiple traits to one person but ran out of time.
It's hard to tell if your input is working correctly. I'm still not sure if I'm supposed to click or drag the icons and I'm not sure when I should ever use the neutral man. The numbers are also not clear and eventually it just leads to a black screen with no more information. More direction and feedback for the user is needed I think.
Liked Idea of the game, but it would be more great if there are more various kinds of people. I think context is way too focused on puppies and kittens. It's so hard to judge a random person though...
@paden-shorey You drag the icons, and the middle man is for saving space. It isn't useful as of now, but with the next update I hope it becomes useful :)
The game cannot be completed for me. Once the selection is made, the game ends in a black screen.
I personally object to games that force me to reason with somebody else's morality. There's a clear cut example in your game, for instance: "Served in the military". Ask a hipster, and he will strongly sustain that all military action is evil, for lack of a better word. Ask an intervetionist, and the military is the only way to go, and the highest of honours. The problem with morals is that they are relative. Scoring them with a simple int is too simplistic in my view.
I really want you to find a publisher and make this into a full game! It just needs more content, but the core is their! I think it will be a great "papers please" type game. @synth
Enjoyed this game, Made me really think of what category I put them in. I felt bad about putting people in purgatory most of the time. (I got score 30 :D) I see the huge potential of this game and definitely will keep an eye on this! Keep it up.
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The idea is great. Hope you can add more details later :)
I personally object to games that force me to reason with somebody else's morality. There's a clear cut example in your game, for instance: "Served in the military". Ask a hipster, and he will strongly sustain that all military action is evil, for lack of a better word. Ask an intervetionist, and the military is the only way to go, and the highest of honours. The problem with morals is that they are relative. Scoring them with a simple int is too simplistic in my view.