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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 54 | Limited Space | Electro Puzzler | jam | 942 | 3.11 | 3.27 | 3.80 | 2.75 | 2.58 | 2.47 | ||
| 2023 | 52 | Harvest | 👥 | Cosmic Dust | jam | 3.00 | 3.00 | 2.87 | 3.66 | 2.91 | 2.58 | 3.16 | |
| 2022 | 51 | Every 10 seconds | 👥 | Vanilla Sky | jam | 1128 | 2.86 | 2.71 | 2.63 | 2.60 | 2.94 | ||
| 2022 | 50 | Delay the inevitable | 👥 | Watch Your Step | jam | 1322 | 2.80 | 2.83 | 3.05 | 2.97 | 2.47 | 2.52 |
Linux version complained about libraries being too short. As a fast workaround I renamed the *.3.0.0 libs into *.3.0 and everything started correctly.
As for the game I sometimes had problem with clicking enemies when they hid behind the tree which was pretty frustrating. No problems other then that.
@martenscedric my distro is manjoro qonos 21.2.5 (kernel 5.15.28-1) so basically arch
'objdump -p' points to correct path and library names (*.3.0) objdump.png
I guess those should create a hierarchy in which *3.0 libraries are symlinks to *3.0.0, but my linux distro does not recognize them as symlinks for some reason :thinking: (the bottom test_symlink was created by me to see if it works) symlinks.png
Very interesting concept! When I finally figured the system out I was blown away
Really cool game, I enjoyed it a lot! :)
I REALLY dig the atmosphere and music! Great job making this and I hope you continue working on it after the jam.
Sometimes RNG can be a little too unkind for those minigames :) took me about 5 minutes to complete them all but overall enjoyable!
I wish fixing bugs was as easy as this irl! Kudos for imgui start menu :smile:
I loved it! Although I had to first spend a minute reading and trying to understand the concept (its pretty easy in the end) so I think it would be worth adding a small tutorial scenario. UI is pretty clean and readable, gameplay is fun.
Shooting felt really good! Which is a shame because I found it easier to finish the game without firing a single bullet :sweat_smile:
I love how the shooting was synchronized with the music. Very nice spin on a bullet hell genre!
It's a custom engine / passion project of mine which turned out to work great for jamming purposes :)
Right off the bat I felt wind in my hair and wanted to proudly shout *I am speed*. Joking aside 10 second interval fits the theme weirdly enough and keeps a constant pressure to go up. Overall I liked it!
- I loved the little countdown clock in the top right corner! - Sometimes turrets spawned right next to me and I couldn't avoid the hit.. - Turrets were varied and introduced different challenges (especially when mixed the right way) - Proper reactive bgm could elevate the whole package!
I liked the undertale-like combat even though I suck at it :laughing: and the graphic style a lot! Props for using godot :slight_smile:
This was such an unexpectedly relaxing experience! I loved the mood and the water made out of voronoi noise :smile:
I wish I could obstruct others on their way or block the doors :laughing: Very nice entry! Especially since its a multiplayer game!
I wish I could select the crops manually to allow for more strategic approach - for example planting couple of teleports on the edges could allow for better mobility! Overall I liked the idea and execution. I had fun playing :slight_smile:
@richard-vollebregt Thank you! I had a plan to implement collisions at the very end, when the gameplay loop is finished. Turns out godot is not the best tool for building 3D games :sweat_smile:.. as soon as I put all the models on the main scene, in-editor save times and debug launches started to take ~20-30 seconds each and this is a real deal-breaker for me when working with something that requires constant feedback loop.
@xaviarrob123 Thank you for the feedback! The sounds are in fact very annoying, but since we only playtested game with them enabled once before clicking final "submit" it kinda flew under our radar. Lesson for the next time.
@mhorth I used almost the same code as mentioned in one of Sebastians Lague videos for faux gravity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHeQ8Hr92P4 but had to translate some of it into gdscript
I loved it! Last rounds plot twist caught me off guard. I liked the visual novel aspects in-between rounds and the story overall. Only thing that bothered me was jump bound to lmb (instead of spacebar) :sweat_smile: and maybe graphics a little but it gave the game a charm.
Pretty well done! Got me hooked to see how for can I go in the solar system :laughing:
I got to 10.5k xenithium and had a blast! I liked the overall feel, gameplay and music was very catchy. Few things bothered me though: - Enemy encounters seemed too hard for me. They always came somewhere outside of the screen and managed to catch me off guard - Player shooting range is almost infinite, so sometimes when low on health I just retreated a bit and shot all ships just by directing guns in that general direction - When I started to go a bit further from the central mothership I lost my orientation on way back. Small direction indicator would be a great help - I discovered that you can destroy the floating asteroids only at the very end of my playthrough. Maybe it'd be good to give a hint to a player that it is possible
I did not have patience to finish it. Takes way too slowly and stays that way even if I have 8 plants and truck upgrades. It could be pretty fun if balanced correctly (not to take hours of clicking to get anywhere)
the embed also has its problems with missing index.html
Took me some time to figure out that you have to build 'land' and then repair it to have a space to build on top of. Also, it was pretty confusing to me why I couldn't build anything since I had the required resources but then it struck me that the resources in the top left corner are swapped when listed as cost of towers :sweat_smile: In some rounds the enemies did not move altogether (especially if at the start you surround your initial tower with unrepaired land). I liked the visual aspect a lot, and the music was pretty nice as well!
I got deadlocked in a corner by all of the monsters just when I rolled a really bad gun :sweat_smile: I kinda like the random aspect of the game this way. Super fun!
VERY creative spin on a theme! I love it but I also hate how relatable it is :laughing:
Game is pretty darn difficult for me :sweat_smile: Max I could survive was 1 minute but the overall mechanics seemed solid. I didn't know what the bonuses really meant (aside from +1 heart, that one was pretty obvious). Very solid first entry! :slight_smile:
This is a perfect candidate for undo mechanic! It would fit so well in this game since failure is very punishing and would allow for some more experimentation (checking out different paths). I liked that I had to stop and think instead of blindly brute forcing my way to the end. The music is soothing, visuals pretty and I liked the game!