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The Other Woman is a noir infiltration adventure game where a female spy, must to impersonate women close to key mobsters by using her unique disguising techniques.
Note:
- OSX and LINUX versions not tested.
- There's a BUG when you pass the 3rd face in the WEB VERSION where the game loops back to the face creation. You can sleep well, though: There is no more content in the game after the 3rd character.
AUTHORS:
Guillermo Ferrando Monzón @krew7
Pablo Gómez Utiel @pablospaceboy
Néstor Ferrando Jodar
MUSIC BY:
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Unity project available on GitHub, feel free to clone it, check the code and/or ask anything.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 96% |
| #11 | Theme(Jam) | 4.35 |
| #36 | Mood(Jam) | 4.12 |
| #45 | Innovation(Jam) | 4.04 |
| #51 | Graphics(Jam) | 4.43 |
| #55 | Overall(Jam) | 3.98 |
| #139 | Fun(Jam) | 3.66 |
| #196 | Humor(Jam) | 3.26 |
Comments
Quite good. I enjoyed that, a lot of fun. Looks good, sounds good, and great mood. High marks all around :)
A super great game. One of the absolute best game I have played in LD35. Well done.
Brilliant, impressive that you implemented this in time. Loved the art style
In those games that it's possible to, playing around with the character creation settings is one of my very favourite things so it's probably no wonder that I really enjoyed this! I would love a full game.
Great idea, and very unique gameplay. I wanted to like it more, but unfortunately I couldn't get past level 2. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, or how many things I got wrong. Some kind of hint that I can go on to correct the mistake would be very useful.
Loved it! Very unique. It seems like everyone really enjoys character creation so this was a really good idea. And it fits well with the theme too
Great, great game! Loved how you used the theme! The pulp artstyle was fantastic and the mechanics were really enjoyable. 5 stars, there you go! :)
Interesting and cool idea, with very nice graphics. Excellent entry overall, congrats!
I loved this game and would want to play more of it. It really reminded me of "Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?".
Amazing soundtrack, great pulp art and a fresh idea. My favorite game so far!
What a fantastic game man! Loved it, so unique compared to all the other shape-shifting games :)
Nice graphics and music, it runs slow on my machine, but I managed to play it.
Sorry, I commented the wrong game! The mood was excellent here!
Love the idea and the art style ... and the music was great - I want to believe that when you weren't coding you stood in the corner of your room playing it on a double bass. Jazz!
Nicely done! Everything works together so beautifully you really nailed the tone.
Fun and engaging! I spent a lot of time playing with faces! Reminds me of Carmen Sandiego, and Paper's Please. I reached a certain point on the web version where the screen went black and looped me back to the creation screen with no info- after a few times of this, I gave up. Any ideas?
@joemid ok! there is a bug there indeed, I'll check it out. Anyway, the game finishes just when you pass the 3rd face, so you beat the game.
Thank you for reporting the bug, and thank to all who have played the game! Glad you like it!
The style of your game is excellent! That pop art, pulp novel style is very eye-catching and well-drawn.
But for a story-driven game, it was rather hard to follow in places. That made it much harder to choose the 'right' answer at some choices. With some good proofreading and a bit of editing this will really sparkle!
This is incredible! Lovely concept!
The art is beautiful and the song sets the mood.
Amazing entry.
Clever idea, and well executed. It looks and sounds great (I think I used some of the same music in my game, he he), and I like the progression of difficulty by removing more details each time, nicely done.
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That was fantastic! What a great idea for a game, so many clever mechanics and possibilities in there. I'd truly love to see this fleshed out into a full game. :)
I just wrote in my previous review that I'd found my favourite game so far but now I need to update that! I loved everything about this - art, music, atmosphere and gameplay. Definitely 5 stars from me.