Conclusion

About: 

A short walking sim in a strange, snowy world. You don't have a real objective, just take in the sights and pick up cosmetics and music tracks along the way.

Notice: I tried to make an updated build that fixes the softlock and improves transitions but tbh I made the game worse in doing so, I'll leave the project here as is, to avoid the softlock in the black crystal area (you'll know it when you're there), make sure not to return if you've left the area otherwise you'll be put under the map and fall forever :(

Controls:

Movement	WASD
Look	Mouse
Interact	E
Toggle Playlist	F
Toggle Settings	Tab
UI Buttons	Left Click

Credits:

Scripts: By me during jam, I did use audio/sensitivity scripts from previous jams and also had to reference how to make state machines but didn't actually reuse any past state machines.

Audio: Music by me during jam (band/artist names are made up in game if you couldn't tell lol), sfx by me during jam except one which is the fire sound effect from: Zen from Pixabay (I did crop the sound)

Visuals: Models by me during jam, both Blender and Blockbench were used, all Blockbench textures were made by me, the rest of the textures were from ambientCG (did have a custom shader on many of these textures as well). Skybox shader is from MinionsArt (I only used a small bit of the shader though, the real tutorial is far more in depth and well made, https://www.patreon.com/posts/shader-graph-39024186), font is from Google fonts: Press Start 2P Designed by CodeMan38 

Tools used:

Unity

Aseprite

Fl Studio

Audacity (to crop and fade in sfx made in Fl Studio)

Blender

Blockbench

Gimp (for itch page, nothing in game)

Dev Notes:

This game definitely was my messiest project so far, I spent so long working on systems that I had to rush the actual game once I had all my systems, this did not work out too well but I still think the game is fairly good. I'd say the lesson to learn would be to work on less ambitious games, ideally with one core system that you can base the game around and then have all the time in the world to work  on the game itself (until the deadline sneaks up on you o-o)