A downloadable game for Windows

Introduction

Do you want to be hired as one of Santa's elves? This game is for you!

A short animated Where-is-Charlie-like game realized by Rafa'L (aka r66r) and Luky as an entry for the Sleigh the Competition! 2023 Christmas Game Jam.

Description

Puzzle game in which you have to find Santa's guest characters and elves hidden in the somewhat whimsical Christmas scene. Details of how this works are explained in the game.

Note: This game contains free advertising for another game. This choice, totally voluntary and assumed, is a nod to a prominent member of the RPG Maker Web community.

Controls

  • Arrow keys to move around / select options
  • Space/Enter key to confirm
  • Escape key to quit
  • Shift key to move faster (combine with arrow keys)

Key features

  • 15-minute timed game
  • 3 challenge levels
  • 3 hidden bonus times
  • Sparkling animated X-mas ending
  • And plenty of Christmas spirit

Terms of license

This final product is published under the Free Art License 1.3.

Exceptions

This license applies exclusively to the final product we publish, but in no case to the assets (texts, images, sounds, codes, etc.) that make up this product. These assets and their authors are systematically credited in the final product, and their conditions of use are respected. It is therefore forbidden to copy, modify or distribute the assets used in our final product as such, unless you have acquired them in a legal manner allowing you to use them independently of our final product.

Credits (more details in-game)

Game Engine

Made with RPG Maker MZ, (c) Gotcha Gotcha Games Inc./YOJI OJIMA.

Plugins

Casper Gaming, Galv, Gabe, SRDude, Open Digital World.

Graphics

RPG Maker MZ Default assets, Celianna, KADOKAWA, Kokoro Reflections, Yeaka, whtdragon, Avery, hiddenone, Dreams Circle, Gee Kun Soft.

Cliparts from openclipart.org, and fonts from fontlibrary.org.

Music & SFX

Murray Atkinson, Joel Steudler, KADOKAWA.

Contest Results

Final Rank: #1 - Results announcement

Updated 26 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorOpen Digital World
GenrePuzzle
Made withRPG Maker
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish, French
LinksOnline version

Download

Download
r66r_whereissanta.win.1.0.zip 193 MB

Install instructions

Download and unzip the file. Then browse the folder and run Game.exe.

Comments

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(+1)

Wow! I just played this after seeing the results of the Game Jam and I can see why you won! Congrats! This is a great idea that is well implemented. It was a little challenging, but not stressful to play. It played smoothly and had good humor. And the visuals were great. Thanks for sharing this and again, congrats!

(+1)

Thanks Zombie for your friendly comment. It was great to be able to participate and put a good dose of Christmas spirit into a game. I also hope to see you soon for other RPG Maker community contests. ;-)

What a gem of a game. Who knew I'd have SO MUCH FUN trying to find things in one big scene. 15 elves were definitely the hardest to find. And I loved it.

This game is super creative and really well executed. Just good happy feels all around.

Thanks for playing and for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed playing. I wasn't sure that a game like "where is charlie" could be fun. But sometimes going back to the classics can be good.

(-1)

Very cool and different game! I love the concept and how simple yet different the gameplay is. Very clever! A couple of the elves were tricky to find but got 'em all. Love the ending. The writing is great, sprites and art look good and are cohesive. Over all, a wonderful short jam game that demonstrates the theme well and it has all the bonus points (blondes, etc.) I enjoyed this one and think you made an enjoyable game made on a simple premise, stuck to your scope, and executed it perfectly. Wonderful job!

(+1)

Thank you for playing and for your comment. It's thanks to people like you, who take the time to play and make constructive comments, that I can improve... and when I see how far I've come since my first jam in 2021, I can only rejoice.