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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | 41 | Combine 2 Incompatible Genres | TASCAR | compo | 301 | 3.45 | 3.39 | 3.79 | 4.31 | 3.27 | 4.06 | 3.27 | ||
| 2017 | 38 | A Small World | World Requires | compo | 393 | 3.03 | 3.03 | 3.21 | 2.53 | 2.75 | 1.41 | 1.57 | 2.40 |
An amazing amount of content put in from such little time! Though that damn snake lvl 3, the speed was just off of what I was expecting and any lapse in concentration and I'd turn early and lose..
I really like this game. Simple, yet fun to play. Also, level 1BC is just cruel trying to get the apple.
Needs keyboard commands for some of the actions to make it easier/faster to interact, such as selecting a destination or go. I find myself adding passengers on one side of the screen, then choosing destination on the other, then moving back to the other side again just to say go; so I end up spending more time moving the mouse than passengers.
What an amazing concept! You absolutely should continue developing this. (And add autocompete command on tab)
You can really get hurt early if you are given wastelands or farms (with no water before) at the start. Still, it's an interesting game, I can see lots of potential to expand upon it.
It looks rather pretty, especially when the plants are grown, but not being able to move the camera (besides rotating) makes it difficult to find and hit all the globes.
Amazing entry. I can easily see this expanded into one seriously mind warping game.
Almost impossible to control it precise enough to collect the bits. Multiple times I've been so close to picking one up as I slide all around it and then it just disappears as I finally manage to roll over it, so I don't get anything. Especially annoying when you see all the enemy particles automatically pulling in any bits around them. I see you can buy that power too, but I can't seem to get enough to buy it.
It's an interesting game, I'm just not good enough to play it.
Some rather cute graphics, and the audio fits well (though there doesn't seem to be sound on the last hit?). Bit disappointed when shooting the other alien didn't give me an instant game over. But the biggest question I have is how'd the other alien get my ship to the roof so quickly _and_ fix it?
I get what you were going for with the keys, but esdf is a rather uncomfortable placement. Interesting entry though, took me a few tries to piece together what I was suppose to do, then a few more to get it done in time.
I like the depth of having to plan out the whole fight before it even starts. Though I was a bit disappointed when I was able to defeat the last guy in only three turns.
This is quite an interesting game. I actually went through to see all of the different endings, funnily enough the rebels was the hardest one to get. It'd be nice to see the snail colonies growing on the panda, but I'm sure that was a limitation of time. It looks well polished nonetheless.
Not every mouse has a scroll wheel, best to have an alternative if it's a required action to make it through the tutorial. If I select a character in a fence and click to move outside the closed gate it crashes:
The error was: uncaught exception: abort(142) at jsStackTrace (Tiny Planet.asm.framework.unityweb:2:27465) stackTrace (Tiny Planet.asm.framework.unityweb:2:27636) abort (Tiny Planet.asm.framework.unityweb:4:31788) ...
Also, one of the characters got stuck just outside the gate, but the other was sucked up by the rocket, so I had no recourse but to restart the whole game..
Interesting control scheme and the graphics are done well, but wow does that get difficult fast!
The graphics are gorgeous, and the concept has great potential, but I have to agree with other comments that the controls are just too unforgiving. A small mistake at the end of a level and all the work you did is useless. Also, I got stuck when pulling a block on a higher level towards me, and `R` apparently restarts the entire game rather than just the current level..
Very unclear what certain actions will result. Sometimes I link(?) cubes and they both change color when one passes through a gate, other times one disappears in a gate and the other turns color.
Really like the art style on this one. Only complaint is that it doesn't become challenging at any point, more like a casual trolley game.
Text-based racing game.. why does that sound familiar? :b The frequency this game allows input is incredibly slow and almost always messes up my commands. Other than that, I quite like your implementation of the genres. I even managed to win a race once!
I really like the concept, but the car is so hard to control. And the reverse controls are backwards which kept tripping me up.
If I try to refill my hunger then my energy goes down, but if I try to refill my energy then my hunger goes down. I feel like I'm fighting a losing battle, but I guess that's the point? Interesting concept though and I like the art.
That was rather fun and the graphics look fantastic. I usually ended up being more accurate than I thought, at least, while the ground was empty.
Utterly delightful game. The mechanics are just so unique and the art style is gorgeous.
I won, but there were still a lot of goblins, but I won! Even though I placed a bunch of towers around the hole at first and then they avoided all of them.. I think knowing their path would have helped.
Rather interesting mechanic and it's clever, even took a few tries to figure out the last bit with the garbage papers. Shame it's so short though.
This is hilarious, and one of those few combinations that match the theme perfectly. Even more so that the only screen shown on the "eyes closed" counting is the hiders.
It's a quaint game, and I'm sure it gets challenging fighting another player over control (unfortunately I've no way to test it). But even limiting to one set of still gives a bit of challenge. The graphics are gorgeous for a jam game too!
Only 4 over par! Quite like this one, between the graphics and the seamless merging of nearly polar opposite genres.