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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | pi_pi3's comment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 7 07:31:07 | Interplanetary Billiards | ♥ 0 | This is a really cool game. But for people who don’t know LÖVE, it might be hard to play your game. Consider adding a Windows executable and providing instructions on how to play on Linux and Mac | |
| May 7 07:49:01 | 17m 54s | Icarus Isolation | ♥ 1 | Flying in a video game has never been so beautiful and pleasant. After a minute or less I was already flying freely and enjoying my life as Icarus |
| May 7 08:51:02 | 1h 02m | Snowed In | ♥ 2 | This is by *far* the best game I've played so far |
| May 7 09:26:01 | 34m 59s | Path of the Rabbit | ♥ 0 | This is a seriously good game. But then; did anyone expect anything bad from Daniel? |
| May 13 14:17:13 | 148h 51m | Quantum Frustum | ♥ 0 | OMG yes. I love this kind of game. I made something like that once, but not as hardcore Update: I just saw you're the guy who made Fragments of Euclid. That explains all. I loved that game too |
| May 16 16:30:05 | 74h 12m | Earth Invaders | ♥ 0 | Got 543 on first try. Key inputs were often not responsive at all. It made it very hard to play. |
| May 16 16:39:56 | 9m 51s | Trienne's Trial | ♥ 1 | The physics were sometimes broken. Like when ou try to jump on a ledge that's like, 2 times the players height or whatever. Other than that it's alright |
| May 16 17:20:42 | 40m 46s | Transistor Soup | ♥ 1 | Congratulations on making a Turing complete game in Ludum Dare! Now It's time to make a computer, then write Minecraft on that computer, then make a computer in Minecraft that can play this game. |
| May 16 17:43:13 | 22m 31s | Quest Island | ♥ 2 | As some others have mentioned, the graphics are literally eye-hurting. And after walking for what felt like ages, I only found the wizard dude, two laundry-people next to each toher and two huts. You say that there are 16 items and who knows how many people, but the game doesn't try to make the player want to look for them. Imo the map is too big for anyone to be willing to walk for an hour to find just 3 items. I think this game would've been better with a tight map that had everything within, say, a 100 block radius or less, possibly with multiple levels (dungeons, caves, etc.). Now, I don't have anything against exploration. Quite contrary. But let's see how Skyrim nailed exploration. It had a living ecosystem everywhere. I'm not saying you should make Skyrim in Ludum Dare, I'm just saying the world lacks life, i.e it doesn't have depth |
| May 16 18:13:14 | 30m 01s | It's a Small World | ♥ 1 | The game had a slight learning curve, but the experience upon mastering jumping was simply put: amazing |