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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | Co | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 47 | Stuck in a loop | Vibe Rider | compo | 4.00 | 3.16 | 4.33 | 4.66 | 4.66 | 3.16 | |||||
| 2019 | 44 | Your life is currency | Hell's Closing Bell | compo | |||||||||||
| 2018 | 43 | Sacrifices must be made | 👥 | Doki Doki no Artichokie | jam | 3.28 | 2.92 | 3.00 | 3.78 | 3.42 | 3.57 | 3.50 | 3.42 | ||
| 2018 | 41 | Combine 2 Incompatible Genres | Turret Party | jam | 2.50 | 2.50 | 3.50 | 3.50 | 2.50 | ||||||
| 2017 | 40 | The more you have, the worse it is | Under the Wheats | compo | 526 | 3.01 | 2.57 | 2.59 | 2.81 | 3.44 | 3.05 | ||||
| 2015 | 33 | You are the Monster | Can Dew | compo | 669 | 2.91 | 3.00 | 3.05 | 3.36 | 3.29 | 41 |
Man this is difficult. I like the minimalist style. Small peeve of mine: the controls for steering backwards are inconsistent with the controls for steering forwards. Weird bug (?): on level 2 when I pushed the red trailer into the building too hard, i'm nothing sure if the thing exploded or the rigidbody freaked out or something.
not the most original idea in the world (this was the main mechanic in PacMan Versus IIRC), but this was pretty aight. good job on pacman's AI (small gripe: his sprite doesn't always face the direction he's moving).
Audio's a bit much.
This was cute. First Sci-Fi turn-based RPG i've seen in this LD. I like the idea of the "monster" being an anarchist. Some visual/sound effects would have been appreciated. Even just like a sprite blinking when it took damage would have sufficed.
i AM a monster D:
Hmm, never though i'd see games want to mimic the Ys/Hydlide style of combat. The main concept is cool and would benefit from some more context and of course polish and whatnot. But given the time you put in, still quite a good effort.
My couple playsessions were a bit buggy, but the mood of this game is pretty quaint and the art for everything (save for the player) feels grounded and clean.
The tutorial text went by a bit quick, so I missed the bit on how to become a worm a few times :P. A Paper Mario: TTYD-style text system would fix that (i'm surprised more games don't use it). I REALLY dig the mood the music gives. Another little nitpik I have is that when a dude notices you coming out of a pipe, even if you go back in immediately you'll still get dinged (!) for it, which feels kinda unfair especially since you don't always know where the pipe leads.
That aside, the game has a pretty cool premise (albeit not terribly original) and efforts were made to give this thing some context, so hat's off to ya'll for that.
(Ver. played: original) Awesome job! Game looks clean, yeti looks solid. MAYBE coulda benefit from even some very simple sounds, tho sound is never a priority on these things. Needs more figure-skating-based attacks. Or threats, like a giant looming zamboni or something.
Nice enemy designs. SFX r quaint. Great effort :)
I'm surprised you didn't want to be judged in Sound because of all the games I've played so far you've done the best job in that category. They all feel right and do a great job of sending giving the player feedback. The core gameplay loop is effective and great job with the checkpoint scaling! (though once I started pickpocketing ~$100 from people off the street I was beginning to question the effectiveness of the game's abstraction). Overall, this was well-done and I really enjoyed it :)
Character movement sometimes froze for me in some weird context. Tends to imply that the movement logic isn't implemented in a terribly robust manner. The enemy death sprite is cute tho :3
Fun stuff, tho the hitboxes felt ambiguous at times. Bare bones but great effort.
Nice take on a classic scenario :) And good use of screenshake
This was really cute ^_^. Kinda wish the breath attack had a sound effect (I can think of one noise note in famitracker that would do a good job). The flower at the end was a nice touch. I also appreciate that the tanks actually presented some level of annoyance, rather than being a complete pushover.
The tool-selection state is a bit-glitchy sometimes; it took me a while to figure out why i couldn't clear more tiles despite having a pickaxe selected. It also took me a bit to figure out that the trees where clearable tiles :P Overall, a VERY impressive effort given the time contraints.
Took me a while to figure this out, but this was a really neat puzzle game! "On second thought, weekends are for work" really got me tho lmao.
I like how the snowman's art changes as it loses health, tho contextually i'm a bit confused as to who but a bunch of heat-panel labyrinths into the side of a ski-slope. qt game :3
Could've used either a radar or indicator oh where the enemies were on screen. sometimes i'd get hit from behind and didn't see them coming. Good use of particles, and good job on map layout + getting that pathfinding to chase me up those ramps!
The sword arc is a bit (very) tiny, and the character feels pretty chunky and slow even with an empty inventory, but this is a neat, derpy little game. It took me a while to figure out that the 3rd circle on his back was a backpack and not like a bacterium/microbe :P
Cute art 'n' characters! Unfortunately, the game glitched out for me a bit and it looked like my character became offset from the gameboard eventually. eventually i was in the river, rubbing against an invisible wall. Perhaps the character wanted to get that fish back for Sakura but was forever stuck in the river...
I love the UI design and animations. Also: > $40 for a standard meal.
This must be some bougie-ass University. My heroes must've all been rich weirdos D: This is a good foundation tho! A small narrative could convince me to "simulate college" all over again :P
Just in time for the holidays! :D I the sound of getting hit by a present is nice and "thunkey" :P Also i'm not sure how i pulled it off, but on my second playthrough my player character fell over with no game-over indicator. I couldn't move, but i could still open presents :P presents.png
Art's cute, sound's great, but the chargeup was a bit more than i could take :P Fortunately i soon realized that you don't completely lose your charge when you release the button, I still died on the last wave. GG
Fun! Game feel and feedback on this is very solid. A bit frame-y in the web browser, and I kind which there was a better indicator for what was up-ahead (er, down below), but overall a well-put together game and entry :)
Congrats on your first game jam entry! A pretty good take on the theme, though the framerate dips a bit in the later levels where there's SO MUCH stuff lying around, though guess that goes hand-in-hand with the theme nicely as well :P Audio's not half-bad either~
New music 'n' sounds. The art style is simple, but effective and charming. The limbo game mode is a bit frustrating when at top speed tho; not enough lateral acceleration to really react to the purple thing coming up from below; if i do hit one, its out of luck :P
The game may benefit from having a narrower bucket-space to wait for filling-up-and-ascending. I'm also not entirely sure where killer mossy-stones come up in your seasonal holidays, but having debris that kills you was a fun little touch to the game once i reached them :)
An audio indicator for when something is on fire would be nice. My laundry basket also glitched out and at one point there was 3 of them sitting on the ground when i tried just placing a full one down. Now if only the poor player had 3x more ppl to help him do the chores :P The dorm layout is pretty neat tho ( '3') feels more like a swanky little suite. I get 60 Seconds vibes, but without the nuclear war/family.
This poor child died at the age of 15. I love how elegantly the theme was implemented here, gj :)
Its QBRET, except the floor is sometimes lava! Neat idea, and it was pretty fun to play too, though I do wish there was something i could do during the dark phases of gameplay. having to wait it out is a bit of a drag. Great job on the music/audio btw ^_^
What a fun strange little experience. The flavor dialogue for the shoes was pretty clever. The sound on the garbage truck was also excellent, through a quick-reply button would've been nice. The nipples on my character are mildly upsetting. Overall great game :)
The mountains and birds looked lovely, but i wish the burner noise was less grate-y. I'm also a tad weirded-out by how much momentum this hot-air balloon gets :P
The jumping mechanics are a bit stickier than i was expecting. it took me forever to make that jump towards the 3rd pineapple :P Also, thank you for binding a reset button~
This suburb has alot of giant potholes. Hight score: 7750. Cool innovative take on the theme! My cheesy strat for this was to make all 4 of the jump every time i saw a potential hole in the ground :P
Nice title intro :P A quaint little SHMUP, thoo I'm not entirely certain where the theme comes in... too many bullets on-screen?
This was pretty neat! The level layouts were cool, and stealing the piece of art by the 4 rotating lasers was fun an satisfying~
This take on the idea ended up with a pretty neat gameplay loop ( '3'), though there'd be times where I thought I had clicked the "X" button on a pop-up, but it wouldn't close. I wonder if that might just be Unity'd button/UI system sometimes acting up.
The game could've benefited with a more interesting sense of progression than just a number going up, but congrats on ur first ludum dare submission! :)
It seems that when I fail a level, some of the audio tracks from the previous level persist (multiple bass hits/the additional tracks that come on as the get further), making it a bit tricky to progress.
I kinda wish I had a better sense of what the power-ups i took did to me; the only reason i understood that i was taking more damage with each power-up received was because of the description. The game would benefit with having even just damage/healing number for ez feedback. I love sci-fi the atmosphere/mood/aesthetic tho, feels "retro-y" <3
@jharler what happens when you try running the game on low?
Game has now been rebuilt with Unity 2017.2. All runs on my Windows machine has proven to be stable so far :sweat_drops:
a quaint fun little thing. I might give it another go to check out the other endings :3
Awesome tunes! This game could definitely benefit from have a detonate-early button, instead of having to wait for the fuse to run out.
It had a bit of learning curve and felt pretty sluggish, but overall a pretty neat puzzler ('3')
This was pretty short, but also pretty neat!
@michaelsonbritt yeah, that's all I had time for really :P this was a nice "world-building" experience in my eyes.