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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | Pat Cleaver's comment | |
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| Oct 8 20:38:40 | Room Again | ♥ 2 | Took me a minute to understand the inventory mechanic, but it works very well. I especially like the art style, it almost has a Tim Burton vibe to it. The puzzles were effective, a very nice entry indeed, congrats to the team! | |
| Oct 8 20:46:05 | 7m 25s | Exp10sion | ♥ 1 | Really great take on the theme, multiple timelines is a fun puzzle mechanic. I could do without the super repetitive music if I'm honest, but I do think the art style works nicely. A very smart design, and great entry overall. |
| Oct 12 16:27:47 | 91h 41m | Stella Brown and the Curse of the Grocery Witch | ♥ 2 | This was brilliant! The voice over work is really nice (although striclty from a technical stanpoint I wish the audio quality on the witch matched the STELLAR quality of the protagonist's recordings). I really love it when so much thought is put into making a full experience at a jam, and you did just that, with plenty of polish too. Music was very nice(and coherent despite having two composers!), and using the length of each segment as an indicator of when the switch would come to time some of the jumps was particularly satisfying. All in all, great work to the whole team, enjoyed this one quite a bit! |
| Oct 12 16:37:00 | 9m 13s | Poda Wants a Statue | ♥ 2 | 192 year, all hail the panda god! Seriously though, this was really cute, nice take on the theme and a cool design all around. Congrats! |
| Oct 12 16:50:26 | 13m 26s | Starmony | ♥ 2 | Ooooh this reminded me of the tricks they do in Peggle to use musical sounds as SFX that fit to the soundtrack. The approach in this case of keeping the music in one key makes it feel a bit static, but trying to devise a system that would adapt to moving harmonies is sort of beyond the scope of a jam (although not impossible if you're crazy enough...). Did you use FMOD? It often has issues with WebGL, so it's possible some folks are experiencing some of that (I've had some trouble with that in the past on more ambitious audio implementations for jam games). I think the pinball idea is really nice, and ramps up well. Perfect scope for a jam, congrats to the team! |