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[Music] this is sticks our entry in this years m64 Homebrew game Jam Caitlyn G cook did the artwork for the game and Jeff nichter did the sounds of music I did the programming and game design like most games I try to make we have much bigger Ambitions than we could fit into the jam and so I had to cut back a lot of content but Im still happy with the result you plays the skeleton Albert and fulfill product requests in a warehouse if you fail to fulfill too many requests a ghost based on a certain billionaire will appear and chase you if he catches you its game over and you need to start the level over again there are a few gameplay twists I wont spoil here but overall the gameplay is pretty simple nothing too groundbreaking my main focus on this Jam was incorporating tune shading and the shadow techniques that I developed earlier this year I wanted to see how viable they were for a game and as far as I know neither technique has ever been done in an m64 game before but before I ex