A downloadable game for Windows and Linux

You're an engineer on a spaceship in the vast depths of space. You thought the job would be full of adventure, turns out the most excitement you get is chasing down space vermin... Your engine room has been infested by shapeshifting aliens, and now they're disguising themselves as parts of the ship! Use your tools to sniff out the fakes and get them out of the ship before they manage to blow something up. (Consult the poster in the break area by the door for more info on your tools.)

[W][A][S][D] to move, [E] to interact.
Hit Escape to free your mouse.

This game was made in two weeks for the Acerola Jam 0!
I'm so tired.

If you'd like to give feedback about this game, leave a comment, or you can find me on the website formerly known as Twitter: @octalCosmonaut

Updated 21 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, Linux
AuthorCosmonaut800
GenreAction
Tags3D, Short

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Surprise_Inspection_Win.zip 37 MB
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Surprise_Inspection_Linux.zip 34 MB
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Surprise_Inspection_Jam_ver.zip 37 MB

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i can't get how the first two tools are working (the sound tool is fine). Cool game none the less

Hey! Thanks for checking it out!

The first two tools just work by waving them over the part, and seeing if any of the parts react differently from the other three.

If you feel like giving it another try, here's a couple tips based on what I noticed during play testing (I consider these gameplay spoilers btw, in case someone is reading the comments before playing):

-Not every tool will show a difference on every set of parts. If a tool seems like it's giving identical readings on a set, it probably is!

-It's better to use one tool at a time across all four parts, than to use all three tools before moving on to the next part. That way, it's easier to notice if one of the parts is giving off a different reading, because the other readings will be fresh in your mind.

-The difficulty does increase with each round, it's possible that the difference in the last round could be subtle, so you'll have to pay close attention.

Again, thanks for playing and thanks for the feedback!