I’m not sure if I understood the issue. Without a left click, you wouldn’t be able to play the game at all because it’s needed for everything, not just combining items.
Is it that your laptop doesn’t have a physical button for left click so it’s hard to drag? Because this game doesn’t need you to drag items to combine, you just click the first item and then the second item in the inventory. If those items can be combined, you will see a change otherwise nothing will happen.
Hi, I don't know if you'll get back to me, but I don't know how to get into Pom Poux. I'm currently Joe Smith and I've just gotten my second piece of candy, I feel stuck because I don't have cash and I'm not sure what else to do
I've gotten the flowers and the card, but I can't seem to get the candy, I currently have boxers, a hammer, and wire cutters, but I feel like I've used everything on everything else
I loved the game, the music, and the story. I would love to see a series. I eventually caught on, but there was a bit of confusion while entering the door, and thinking I was going back but was going into another new room. That was counter-intuitive for me. And I would have liked a follow up with the floral shop owner after all was said and done. But I understand there were time constraints. Great game!
Loved the game but I can't get candy to go into the warehouse since I already grabbed a sample candy earlier in the game. It sucks I can't just use the candy I got earlier.
A very charming puzzle game! it took me a while to figure out that you need to click on someone with an object to talk about it, and as mentioned by others the item combining system would be better as drag and drop.
the font you're using doesn't have certain characters, which shows up in the names of the painters, once dave has left, you can still click on his chair and he talks to you, the guy at the flower shop still recognizes you if you're in disguise. the puzzles were mostly pretty good, and i loved the story. :)
When the jazz kicks in, mwah. Writing's superb. Discovery felt natural as the story progressed; nothing grating about classic adventure game design struck me in terms of burying the lead here. I inadvertently stumbled upon the hawaiian shorts solution due to how the inventory interacts. Dragging items atop each other might slow players down to at least consider any given combination (although it's still a genre-pational hazard we have to get past).
Couldn't get past the Rembrandt puzzle. With a four-digit entry I tried combinations related to the date of the Rembrandt painting, and how EXIT could otherwise be translated. Even after knowing the other paintings and their corners are involved, I couldn't get through.
(My logic; visible corners in 2143 order are 0110. If it's a direct numerical correlation EXIT added would be 58 or 5(X), 8(T). 0618?)
Thank you so much for playing and the review. I like your thinking on how to solve the puzzles. :)
You were right about the Rembrandt date being the code. Did you press enter after putting it in?
Here are the codes for all three rooms for you and maybe for someone else who is also stuck:
Room 1: Date of the Rembrandt painting i.e. 1654
Room 2: The clue is 2143 and you have to enter the number of corners of each of the paintings in the correct order. The first painting has 4, second has 0, third has 2 and fourth has 6, so the code is 0462
Room 3: Use the corresponding number of each of the alphabets, so E is 5 and I is 9. Add for X and T so X is 2+4=6 and T is 2+0=2, so the code is 5692
For the second room, you have to enter the number of corners on each painting in the order provided in the clue. The clue is 2143, so enter the number of corners on the second painting (which is 0) first and so on.
Note: Keep the clues equipped as you enter the passcode so that you can see the paintings and the clue at the same time.
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I had trouble combining items because I don't have a left click on my mac, but it's a cool game!
Thanks for trying the game, I appreciate it! :)
I’m not sure if I understood the issue. Without a left click, you wouldn’t be able to play the game at all because it’s needed for everything, not just combining items.
Is it that your laptop doesn’t have a physical button for left click so it’s hard to drag? Because this game doesn’t need you to drag items to combine, you just click the first item and then the second item in the inventory. If those items can be combined, you will see a change otherwise nothing will happen.
Yeah, my laptop just doesn't have a physical button for left click.
Ah, got it! Thanks for clarifying!
Cool game! How do you get rid of the security guard?
Thanks! :)
Here’s a hint - He’s only allowed to leave his post for bathroom breaks. So is there something you can give him to make him leave?
Neat little game! I did get stuck at one point, but reading some of the comments helped me lol
Would definitely be interested in more games like this!
Thank you so much!
I have made 2 other Oddjobs games - https://darqwerful.itch.io/oddjobs-pizza-pursuit and https://darqwerful.itch.io/oddjobs-cult-of-the-almond
You've just made my night! I'm definitely checking these out! Thanks :-D
Great, I hope you enjoy them! :D
idk wht to do after im working at the museum
You have to steal the painting so try to get rid of the other guard.
i finished the game shortly after i posted the comment lmaooo but thx :3
Awesome, thanks for playing!
where do i put the painting???
Hi, you should try going to the warehouse again. :)
Hi, I don't know if you'll get back to me, but I don't know how to get into Pom Poux. I'm currently Joe Smith and I've just gotten my second piece of candy, I feel stuck because I don't have cash and I'm not sure what else to do
Hi, you can apply for a job at the museum by clicking on the right bulletin board there and selecting apply.
Ah thank you! I didn't see!
I've gotten the flowers and the card, but I can't seem to get the candy, I currently have boxers, a hammer, and wire cutters, but I feel like I've used everything on everything else
Try giving the shorts to Mrs McBitter :)
Thanks! I didn't think of that
I love the art style and the mood of the game, the music is a great fit! I would love to play the sequel.
great game
the passwod puzzle was the only one i disled
the rest is great
A true work of art..
I loved the game, the music, and the story. I would love to see a series. I eventually caught on, but there was a bit of confusion while entering the door, and thinking I was going back but was going into another new room. That was counter-intuitive for me. And I would have liked a follow up with the floral shop owner after all was said and done. But I understand there were time constraints. Great game!
This was fun jazzy scavenger hunt
Loved the game but I can't get candy to go into the warehouse since I already grabbed a sample candy earlier in the game. It sucks I can't just use the candy I got earlier.
Hi, I'm not sure I understand what happened. Did you try to give the candy from your inventory to the man outside the warehouse?
This is really great, but I do wish there was a way to make the text go faster
Thanks! I agree with you, I'll be uploading the fixed version once the jam is done.
A very charming puzzle game! it took me a while to figure out that you need to click on someone with an object to talk about it, and as mentioned by others the item combining system would be better as drag and drop.
the font you're using doesn't have certain characters, which shows up in the names of the painters, once dave has left, you can still click on his chair and he talks to you, the guy at the flower shop still recognizes you if you're in disguise. the puzzles were mostly pretty good, and i loved the story. :)
Thanks, your feedback's been very helpful! I'll upload the fixed version once the judging period for the jam is over. :)
"Are you Justin Case?"
"Mm'yes".
When the jazz kicks in, mwah. Writing's superb. Discovery felt natural as the story progressed; nothing grating about classic adventure game design struck me in terms of burying the lead here. I inadvertently stumbled upon the hawaiian shorts solution due to how the inventory interacts. Dragging items atop each other might slow players down to at least consider any given combination (although it's still a genre-pational hazard we have to get past).
Couldn't get past the Rembrandt puzzle. With a four-digit entry I tried combinations related to the date of the Rembrandt painting, and how EXIT could otherwise be translated. Even after knowing the other paintings and their corners are involved, I couldn't get through.
(My logic; visible corners in 2143 order are 0110. If it's a direct numerical correlation EXIT added would be 58 or 5(X), 8(T). 0618?)
Otherwise really enjoyed playing! Thank you!
Thank you so much for playing and the review. I like your thinking on how to solve the puzzles. :)
You were right about the Rembrandt date being the code. Did you press enter after putting it in?
Here are the codes for all three rooms for you and maybe for someone else who is also stuck:
Room 1: Date of the Rembrandt painting i.e. 1654
Room 2: The clue is 2143 and you have to enter the number of corners of each of the paintings in the correct order. The first painting has 4, second has 0, third has 2 and fourth has 6, so the code is 0462
Room 3: Use the corresponding number of each of the alphabets, so E is 5 and I is 9. Add for X and T so X is 2+4=6 and T is 2+0=2, so the code is 5692
I was pressing enter and the hearing the undeniable sound of wrong, yes. Thank you for the hand!
Oh, that's strange. I hope it's not a bug, I'll test it again.
im confused what do you add to the X and T ? where did the 0 come from for T 2+0=2 ?
X is the 24th letter in the alphabet and T is the 20th. The hint is that you have to add the numbers for X and T. So you get 2+4 = 6 and 2+0 = 2.
Really enjoy this game but I can't figure out the second clue for the museum door
Thanks for playing!
For the second room, you have to enter the number of corners on each painting in the order provided in the clue. The clue is 2143, so enter the number of corners on the second painting (which is 0) first and so on.
Note: Keep the clues equipped as you enter the passcode so that you can see the paintings and the clue at the same time.