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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Au | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 50 | Delay the inevitable | Stick Basketball Arcade | extra | |||||||||
| 2021 | 48 | Deeper and deeper | Fetch Ball! | jam | 1632 | 3.00 | 3.30 | 3.02 | 2.19 | 2.34 | 3.10 | 3.08 |
this is a well made game, this would be a hit in mobile app stores :100:
plus the soundtrack is catchy, i really liked the soundtrack in particular :musical_note: would love to read a post on how you created the music :smiley:
got 1 billion dollars richer, if only in real life too :laughing: not sure if there was fish underwater, but i had just enough light to make it to bright light without getting eaten :sweat_smile: good concept! can see this getting extended to mobile
the soundtrack is catchy, would love a devlog on the music production :thumbsup:
@nikorasuchan TIL such a tool exists, will definitely try it out (and hopefully use it in the next ludum dare) thank you so much for also sharing your thought process in creating the jam! :bow:
Super fun concept! Quite hard. If this game's development continues further, I hope it becomes a mobile game too. This is more fun than most dungeon crawlers in the app stores :wink:
cute voxel art! that was quite a dark end
wow, just wow. art style, mechanics, and music were on-point! the physics is challenging and the eggo is as bouncy as a ping pong ball (until now still trying to get the hang of it :laughing: ), the music really seals the deal for this game, would love a devlog on how the melodies were composed :smile: hope this gets ported to mobile one day, one of my favorites so far :smiley:
being chained to an egg and falling down a pit is reealllyy trippy, i think i won't sleep tonight
dug quite deep in this game, it was fun creating a network of ladders. if the game get's further development after this ludum dare, it would be cool to turn the ladders into escalators/elevators that spring the player rapidly to the surface :wink:
@emeraldboy44 thanks! means a lot that you bookmarked it :blush: glad you liked good boy doggo :smile:
i really liked falling, it was satisfying to fall for long distances. the AI is tough :laughing: would love a devlog on how the AI was created :smiley:
i like how this is a parody of actual software :rofl: the physics actually makes sense, though multiple collisions with a single trigger-happy virus is pretty brutal :sweat_smile: overall had a good laugh and managed to clear a few gigabytes :laughing: (thanks for also sharing the tools you used :smiley: )
i like the undersea vibe, you nailed the graphics (cute website background image too)! the sound effects were quite loud, a bit surprising when in headphones with relatively high volumes. overall, had good fun dodging the cute sea critters :smiley:
i loved the graphics, the shaders were on point. the controls were also quite comfortable too, the control over the thrusters felt just right. also managed to win :smile: would love to see a devlog on how the models, lighting, and shaders were made (and the tools used to create them!) :smiley: would love to see this game extended to mobile app stores one day :blush:
that was pretty bloody :sweat_smile: has surgery game vibes too!
it's refreshing to see a text-based story game, some combination of choices would blank out the UI at least in Firefox (not sure in Chrome)
had a good chuckle with a lot of the choices :laughing:
music is catchy :musical_score:
overall, nice one!
evading angry parents, definitely felt the mood! didnt realize immediately that i could not move diagonally, though it was fine and controls felt like they made sense as the game went on
overall, it really caught the kid trying to appease strict parents vibe :laughing:
such a clean concept, the xylophone sound per ring is a clever touch, well done!
that was mesmerizing, the physics took some getting used to, but it made sense as the game went on, well done!
an RTS, wow that is ambitious and in such a short time! pacing of resource gathering is rather slower compared to what i remember from "mainstream" RTS games, but it seems to trade off with instant unit build and upgrades when resources are available
am really interested on how the pathfinding was implemented for multiple units :open_mouth:
overall great game!
game's mechanics and objectives are on-point, feels like a retro nintendo racing game, controls are challenging given the turns but they feel smooth as well, nice one!
had a good chuckle with the game over sequence :laughing: nice one!
Originally had a "center point" that was explicitly marked at the player's hands during development, in hindsight it may been better to keep/build on it rather than remove it (ooops), definitely a learning moment there!
Point taken and thanks so much for the insights :heart:
graphics and music are adorable, the ludum dare logo beside the pc was a nice touch, perhaps the game could be scaled to fit smaller screens even in full screen (still needed to scroll though the game even with fullscreen in smaller browsers), but overall great concept and game!
fun concept and mechanics, definitely something worth building upon, the font of the letter being sent by the princess could be difficult to read at times, but it seems like it's by design to simulate handwriting
the documents around the courtroom add to the charm, though perhaps some kind of optional and "portable" docs for reducing some of the walking might be handy in the future after sacking a few suitors and getting a lot more familiar with the mechanics, like a quality-of-life enhancement of sorts
definitely liked the sleuthing/geo-locating of suitors :map:
overall it was a fun game!
i like how the inevitable was a happy ending :heart: well done!
kinda like tetris, but with physics, that was fun (and funny!)
those are among (if not) the most unique sound fx's i have encountered, had a good chuckle, well done!