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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 45 | Start with nothing | The Darkness | jam | 412 | 3.59 | 3.21 | 3.34 | 3.72 | 3.66 | 3.56 | 2.29 | 3.94 |
I couldn't understand the use of the theme, but after reading the explanation, I agree that starting a puzzle game like this with no information does lead to interesting randomness. Great job implementing the theme, and making a rather unique game!
Love the concept of collecting the letters to unlock abilities.
This is the foundation for a really great game. At its current level, I was really having fun figuring out where to place things and how to maximize the score. I think expanding on the concepts already present would make a really entertaining and engaging game!
Nice little platformer! Very colorful, and nice visuals overall!
Excellent design, simple controls, and fun gameplay. Really well done! One of the best entries I have seen!
Very interesting concept, and absolutely great use of theme!
This was a well made and fairly unique platformer. I actually read the comments before playing, and was genuinely curious what on earth the music was going to be. I was not disappointed.
I really liked this design. I think it fits the theme super well. Just start mashing buttons and the game really comes to life. It was pretty neat! Oh and I really appreciate the linux build, since I keep having to skip over games that are windows-download only :shrug:
Great concept and execution. Love the visuals
This is a really great concept, and I love the little touches that give it that nice polish
Nice movement, and I love the boss battle mechanics! Looks like a nice foundation for a game with some more bosses!
Really nice gameplay, and feels fluid and well polished. Great game!
Really loved the art! Great game!
Linux shell script worked great, thanks! This is a really neat concept, and it played very well! Also, love the extra spooktober theme!
That was really neat. I enjoy adding pieces to the game as you go, and I really enjoyed the gameplay too!
This is honestly the best entry I have seen so far. Absolutely love the voice acting, and very interesting take on the theme!
At the time of this comment, the html5 link doesn't work :<
This was a good idea, and executed extremely well. Very well done!
Great visuals! Would love to see the full thing with all 7 days!
Very colorful and nice! Interesting game
This was a really great concept. I like how it played overall!
Really great gameplay. Good execution on the idea!
Really unique take on the "clicker" genre. Took me a second to figure out what was happening, but unlocking the games was really neat after that!
Looks and feels great, and very interesting gameplay! Good job!
Linux build worked well, thanks! One of the biggest entries with the most features and polish that I have seen. Very, very good job!
I like the gameplay, and really like the idea of unlocking the parts of the game as you go!
Nice visuals, and I like that the bigger you get, the harder it is to avoid obstacles. That's a neat mechanic!
The HTML5 build does work. I just inspected element and changed the size and it was completely playable!
On itch.io you just need to change the viewport size. I attached a screenshot that shows what it looks like.
Screenshot from 2019-10-08 10-34-44.png
Overall I enjoyed the game, and I love the concept of the game being largely incomplete and then "unlocking" parts of the game as you go. Really neat!
I liked the artwork, and the gameplay felt quite nice!
Unfortunately, the linux download currently produces the following error
Screenshot from 2019-10-07 11-30-57.png
@crunchykingcobra Ha, I love it! That's a great idea!
@jasper-hansen Thanks! I completely agree on it being a bit shallow. By the time I finished the groundwork, it was time to submit. Will definitely manage my time better next time I do a game jam!
@porocyonak @goldenglade @brokenmirrormedia @ambra @mechanicallife Thanks for the feedback!
@cybikitty I did have someone say it didn't work for them on safari, but chrome and firefox seem to work for everyone. It could be a hardware or driver issue too, as it requires GLES 3 support. Thanks for letting me know!