After the Jam...

So the jam is over now, but what happens next? Should I leave the game as it is, or expand it and tell a longer story?

Well, I've decided on a combination of both: The jam version stays as it is, but there will be a game that builds on the jam version and continues the story and tells what happened before.

What will this game be called then? To be honest, I don't know yet. Definitely something with "crime", but I'm not quite sure yet.

But before I digress here and talk about something completely different, I would like to talk a bit about the Jam version and the Jam in general. 

For me, the Trijam was a very great and interesting experience, as it was my first Game Jam ever. That's why I think it's totally okay that my game only ended up in 65th place. Of course, I wished it would have been a bit higher in the ranking, but, as I said, I don't have too much of a problem with that now.

Would I take part in the Trijam again in the future? Definitely. If I can think of something about the theme that can be implemented in a video game.

That's all there is to say about this game for now. 

Thanks to everyone who played and rated the game.