Old Things Collector

anastasia-pitomets 2026-10-19 16:54 ♥ 0

Really cool entry! I played through it and had a great time. Here is a quick breakdown of my thoughts: • Gameplay & Design: The core mechanics feel solid and intuitive right from the start. The gameplay loop is engaging, and the controls feel responsive and fair. • Visuals & Art Style: The visual direction fits the overall mood really well. Everything looks cohesive, and the presentation makes it very clean to follow what's happening on screen. • Audio: The sound effects and audio design add a lot of punch to the experience and help build the atmosphere. • Theme Interpretation: You did a fantastic job incorporating the jam's theme into the core loop in a creative and clever way! Constructive Polish Idea: If you decide to update or expand this after the jam, adding a few extra feedback cues (like juice/particles or subtle screen shake) or expanding on a few mechanics could make it feel even more polished! Overall, awesome job for a jam project! Left you a high score/rating. Keep up the great work! 🚀

labicorne 2026-10-21 12:50 ♥ 0

This game is a great point-and-click experience! The graphics and sound effects really immerse you in the atmosphere, which is super nice!

Like the comment above mentioned, adding a few more particles and various effects would boost the immersion even further, but otherwise, congratulations!

matthewdrake 2026-10-21 12:52 ♥ 0

Really liked the atmosphere with this one and thought the story was interesting and the puzzles were well designed. I did notice a glitch where stepping away from something with the Talk menu open would keep the talk menu on screen but it's easy to close so this wasn't game-breaking. Would love to see this expanded, I think talking directly to the machines and them having personalities while solving a mystery is a really cool concept!

cahard 2026-10-23 21:25 ♥ 0

Great setup, a detective who's never met the people he's investigating, just a room full of old tech that remembers them. Passing lines between the TV, phone and computer is a neat way to build the story. The flip phone's temper is fun. Only wish the room felt livelier, it's too quiet for a place full of voices. Still one of the more original takes on the theme I've played.