That Time I Died But Instead of Getting Isekai'd I Ended Up In the Ancient Egyptian Afterlife
Well, it looks like you didn't survive getting hit by that truck after all. But what's this? Instead of bring transported to a realm where you get to be a Gary Stu protagonist with a harem, you're being judged? What kind of isekai is this?
Be enthralled in a fun, voice-acted card game where you find if your heart truly is worth its weight in feathers.
Created for the GMTK 2024 Game Jam.
CHEAT SHEET - MORALITY OF THE GODS
[Red/Yellow] An intractable enemy threatening your life or body can be met with Fury—but if you are the only one at risk, you can also Avoid the problem.
[Yellow/Green] If your enemy is not intractable, you must answer by Avoiding them or through Diplomatic means.
[Red/Green] If someone else (or something vitally important) has been placed in danger by this enemy, you must confront the problem—with either Fury or Diplomacy. Remember, enemies do not have to be people.
[Blue/Green] Whenever you witness someone in trouble, you must Defer to them, or act as a Diplomat.
[Blue/Yellow] You must know your place. When you confront a problem larger or more complicated than you can reasonably handle, you must Avoid it or Defer to it.
[Blue/Red] Should you come into conflict with a figure of authority, you always have the choice to respond with Deference or Fury.
[Blue/Yellow/Green] Good or neutral situations can be responded to with any color except Fury.
[Red] Regardless of if you can do anything about it, threats to the safety of the world should only be responded to with Fury. It must be the entire world, and threats only to yourself do not count.
Created by many, many fine folks:
Ryan Desmond - Producer, Developer, Designer
Rick Griffin - Artist, Writer, Game Designer
Shahar Hod - Programmer
Maxi Molina - Writer, Casting, Voice Director, Audio Director
Jonas - Artist, 3D Modeler, Sound Editing Assistant
Phox Sillanpaa - Audio Engineer, Sound Designer
Federick - Artist, Playtesting
Voice Actors:
Duamutef - Brandon P Jenkins
Imseti - Jonas
Qebehsenuef - Nick Valdebenito
Hapi - Mads Lindegaard
Anubis - Rafael Lima
Ammit - Maxi Molina
Used Assets:
Ancient Egyptian Lotus Brush by ぷくろう
Towle's Gambit Brush by Ray Frenden
Used Packages:
"Dialogue System for Unity" by Pixel Crushers
"DOTween Pro" by Demigiant
Music:
Menu Theme - Manhatten Skyline - Remastered by Lobo Loco, Free Music Archive, license type (CC BY-NC-SA)
Duamutef Theme - HEY AQUALUNG! by HoliznaPATREON, Free Music Archive, license type (CC BY-NC-ND)
Imseti Theme - Fresh Bounty by HoliznaPATREON, Free Music Archive, license type (CC BY-NC-ND)
Qebehsenuef Theme - Easy Come Easy Go by HoliznaPATREON, Free Music Archive, license type (CC BY-NC-ND)
Hapi Theme - The Urban Gentry by Beat Mekanik, Free Music Archive, license type (CC-BY)
Anubis Theme - Dance With Bullets by Paweł Feszczuk, Free Music Archive, license type (CC-BY)
Credits - Bebop by HoliznaPATREON, Free Music Archive, license type (CC BY-NC-ND
Playtesters - SimonTesla, Caytlin & Ryan Vilbrandt, ChaokoCartoons, Obbl, Ashley
Download
Install instructions
Unzip the file and run the exe
Comments
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the qebehsenuef voice lines are very quiet and hard to hear
I really enjoyed playing it, but there are some MAJOR bugs that ruined the experience.
For one, (this is a minor one) the text sometimes doesn't show up on the buttons. Another (this one is bad) bug is that sometimes the game crashes by pausing the entire thing. you can't play cards, you can only quit and retry, which is kinda annoying.
but still great game great visuals great concept and yea good job
okay first time i played this it is already far to complicated
Excellent production values. It would help a lot if color and special ability descriptions were easily viewable in the game instead of having to memorize them.
Very cool game ! I like the dialogs, had a lot of fun playing it, great job !
Hm :o
Fun, although the web version is cropped in a way where you cannot access the powers.