the cards we're dealt
⛺ about
Life can be... A lot. It can leave you feeling sad, upset, scared, unstable. Sometimes you just need an escape from it all.
So, take a load off, enjoy the ambience, and just exist for a little. With a few wise choices, and a little luck, you might just learn how to deal with the cards you're dealt.
🌳 how to play
- Click cards to flip them.
- Nature cards will give you an event to deal with.
- Use the responses at your disposal to steady your emotions.
🍂 the team
Tatiana Veratti - Programmer
Raine Doe - Visual Artist
Craig Alan Carroll - Composer, Sound Designer
Bakenshake - Writer
_enjoy!_
Tools: Godot
Comments47
However, I can't help but feel the player is robbed of some agency by simply picking a random card. It would be cool if a card would trigger a specific mini game, with the mini game affecting the levels.
Regardless, great job!
The gameplay seems to be pure trial and error? I guess you need to play multiple times to learn the good cards and win, which is fine I guess but to me dealing with the cards your given is about making an informed decision between options outside your control. But that's just philosophical I suppose.
Gorgeous game, excellent submission, great stuff!
Still, I enjoyed this experience. That's a good start. Great work, everyone!
Would love to play a game like this, but in a refined form. The concept clearly has plenty of ways to expand.
Gameplay wise it was a bit too random for me though, there was no way of knowing how my choices would affect my chances of survival so in the end I just started clicking cards
I still enjoyed it for the storylines though!
Thank you for the game, well done!
I learned I'm not very good at understanding my emotions! Found it hard to link the content of the cards with the outcome. By the end of it I was afraid and not emotionally stable :D
Really clever concept. Fun overall, nice work :)
I really like the card game aspect of it, very simple to understand - although I couldn't really anticipate how my choices would affect my mood. I did not end up emotionally stable :sweat_smile:
Really interesting entry!
The art and audio is lovely and adds a lovely charm to the experience. The very beginning reminded me a bit of A Dark Room, and I guess that's got to be because of the understatedness (and quality) of the writing.