Sara's Joy: A Devil's Deal

I dig the art aesthetics. Reminded me of some early pc games with a touch of Atari with how the map was presented. Finding and returning the objects was satisfying once I figured out the interactions. When I finished, I was left wondering what it all meant. Maybe that's part of the fun, but if it isn't, you could have some flavor text appear on screen to give the player a sense of why these items have been misplaced and give insight into the character's motivation.

I was thinking about the game's tagline and then remembered that I didn't understand the playing cards appearing after I returned an item to its original spot. I feel like there's a story lying in there somewhere so I'm gonna keep thinking about it!!

Jam Ratings:
Aesthetics: 4/5
Gameplay: 4/5
Engagement: 3/5 - (I'm really conflicted about this one because I'm engaged after the fact because I'm trying to piece together what I think is going on in the game's abstract story, so maybe this could be a 5! I left it a 3 because I can't tell if that's what you want me to be thinking about or not. I'm sorry that I'm this way. I hope this makes sense.)