Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → lzxh
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 52 | Harvest | Sacrifice to the Harvest God | jam | 792 | 2.60 | 2.23 | 2.63 | 3.76 | 3.07 | 2.61 | 2.76 |
Fun game. The graphics were nice. The progression of the farm was great, but I feel like the prices of the upgrades should be higher because I was easily able to afford everything in the shop after a certain point. There was a weird flicker on my screen, don't know if it was intentional or just a bug. The newspaper idea was fun. Also I agree with @vinzBad, the ending is very scary.
This is art if I've ever seen it. I spent way too long staring at it and thinking. It really says a lot about--- something, probably.
Fun concept. I enjoyed how the fruits gave off a little light and how the different shaped fruits had different shaped colliders. Could use some more sound and some music.
Really cool style of tower defense game. I liked the tutorial. If you build upon this with music, improved graphics, tower and enemy variation, ect. this could make a very good game.
I liked the complex mechanics, but I felt like the earth should of done more to add challenge. Also, maybe harvesting could be done automatically after each turn instead of being a card.
Once I fixed the zoom problem, fun game to play. I liked the voice lines.
First round I tried to take as much as I could, then felt bad after seeing the consequences to nature. Then I tried to conserve more, and most of my population died, going down to 3. Then it was easier to get enough food for my people and nature, and I got the preserve nature ending. Fun game, I love the theme of balance between people and nature, though it can get a little repetitive when you've played the same minigames for 7 rounds. Also, I would like a skip button for the wheat and deforestation minigames because sitting for thirty seconds when you want to preserve the forest isn't very fun.
@sakura-magika I don't remember my exact round count, but it was definitely more than 5. I think it must of been because at first I made major damages to nature, before deciding to work in the opposite direction of preserving it. I did get an actual ending in the end.
I love the concept of wacking bugs away from you crops, however I found myself mostly standing near the bush and clicking at the bugs, maybe there should be some changes to the enemy AI to incentivize moving around and using your dash. Also nothing happened when my health went to zero (which took a while, the enemies need to attack more) it just went into the negatives. Voicelines were fun though, and not bad experience overall.
Excellent atmosphere. The gameplay was a short and simple, and maybe could of had a bit more. I liked the lighting, but it made it very hard to tell apart the colors of the flowers which made me a little confused at first.
Very fun physics once you get the hang of the controls. The requirement for finishing the levels should be higher so you actually get a change to explore the full level.
edit: also needs more cows
An educational game to teach aliens how to program Turing machines themed on Earth's harvest. Love it! Fun puzzles and plenty of levels. I would suggest a way to speed up the execution though.
My gold didn't reset when I clicked the retry button.
Simple and fun with great art and music. Loved it!
The art is amazing. Very fun to play with two people, though we were confused at first about what to do.
@mrnotcrazy There's instructions on the itch page.
Fun gameplay loop and good enemy variation. I loved the graphics and sound. The amount of stuff in this game is very impressive considering the time limit. Only thing I could ask for is a more stratifying reward for collecting a grim reaper soul at the end.
Your link is a 404 error. Maybe you forgot to publish the itch page?
At first I was confused why the game just started when I clicked "How to Play" but then I remembered the name of the game. Anyways, fun shooter game, and the reverse card events made things more exciting. I was also confused at first by why I kept dying after the switching of the player and bullet, but it felt good once I figured it out.