Debate Time
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Have you ever wanted to role-play an unhinged conspiracy theorist and argue with randos on social media while sinking deeper and deeper into insanity? Me neither, but NOW WE CAN!
Debate Time is a rogue like procedurally generated card game in which you assume the role of a conspiracy theorist casually scrolling his social media timeline, looking for things to get mad at. Once you find a particularly enraging post it's D-D-DEBATE TIME. Play your hand of logical fallacies right and leave your opponents speechless.
Controls:
- Scroll to... scroll.
- Click on cards to play them.
- E to end turn.
- Escape to pause.
Game mechanics include:
- Procedurally generated social timeline!
- Increasing difficulty.
- Card game!
- Never the same twice!
For original jam game download v1.
v2 fixes major bugs, but doesn't move away from the substance of the jam game.
- Fixes scrolling speed framerate dependency - scrolling should be more consistent and "normal" across different screens.
- Fixes deck shuffling - deck actually gets shuffled now.
- Fixes timeline layout issues on large screens.
Debate Time is a rogue like procedurally generated card game in which you assume the role of a conspiracy theorist casually scrolling his social media timeline, looking for things to get mad at. Once you find a particularly enraging post it's D-D-DEBATE TIME. Play your hand of logical fallacies right and leave your opponents speechless.
Controls:
- Scroll to... scroll.
- Click on cards to play them.
- E to end turn.
- Escape to pause.
Game mechanics include:
- Procedurally generated social timeline!
- Increasing difficulty.
- Card game!
- Never the same twice!
Updates
For original jam game download v1.
v2 fixes major bugs, but doesn't move away from the substance of the jam game.
v2
- Fixes scrolling speed framerate dependency - scrolling should be more consistent and "normal" across different screens.
- Fixes deck shuffling - deck actually gets shuffled now.
- Fixes timeline layout issues on large screens.