西红柿炒蛋
A downloadable game for Windows
Storyline
In the year of 4062, all the Dokiverse timelines were pulled together by an unknown gravitational force. Dokiverses began to merge, causeing a chain reaction that lead all the Dokiverses combining into one. But of course, there can only be one true Dokibird. The Dokibirds decided that to discover the true phantom theif, they would compete in an intense heist. Compete against other Dokibirds and reach the checkpoint in each heist to prove that you are the real Dokibird.
Tutorial
Keybinds
| Jump | W/Space |
| Left/Right | A/D |
| Squat | S |
| Shoot | Left Click |
Gameplay
Dragoons merge with each other and bigger dragoons = bigger bombs
Egg + Egg = Regular Dragoon
Regular Dragoon + Regular Dragoon = Long Dragoon
Long Dragoon + Long Dragoon = Chonky Dragoon
Use this to your advantage to create chain reactions.
Materials
Grounds are made with different materials, be careful to avoid the ones that slow you down.
Credits
Tomato and Dragoon models by Dokibird on Sketchfab
https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/dokibird-dragoons-0f9918d61f254a3f81e797dfc7fa8a...
Programming: thunderfern and stoinket
Other 3D models: yushanhuangg and stoinket
2D art assets: yushanhuangg
Music: jyan36
Sfx: Jingle_Win_00.wav by LittleRobotSoundFactory -- https://freesound.org/s/270402/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
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Development log
- Update 1 | 2025-08-19Aug 20, 2025
Comments
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Too buggy, I couldn’t get a satisfying gameplay experience:
The starting scene has canvas issues, which looks a bit confusing.
There’s no explanation on how to play. I had to look for information on the developer’s page.
Choosing ‘Join room’ is not recommended - it just force-closes the game.
What happens in the game feels extremely chaotic: it randomly throws you from scene to scene without letting you actually do anything. The game literally doesn’t let you play it!
If possible, please review my project, I would be grateful for an honest review.
https://owlunity.itch.io/one-joke-doki-whats-in-the-box