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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | |
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| 2020 | 46 | Keep it alive | Google: The Good Boy | jam | 1113 | 3.54 | 2.60 | 2.52 | 3.97 | 4.14 | 3.72 | |||
| 2019 | 44 | Your life is currency | Sacrifice of the Soul | unfinished | ||||||||||
| 2018 | 43 | Sacrifices must be made | Ultimum Judicium | jam | 3.35 | 3.50 | 3.07 | 4.00 | 4.07 | 3.58 | 3.71 | |||
| 2018 | 42 | Running out of space | The Grid Room | jam | 2.50 | 1.50 | 2.50 | 3.50 | 2.50 | 2.50 | 1.00 | 1.75 | ||
| 2018 | 41 | Combine 2 Incompatible Genres | Corpo-inc: Escape from the Cyber Scroller | jam | 2.90 | 2.70 | 2.55 | 3.35 | 3.13 | 3.40 | ||||
| 2017 | 40 | The more you have, the worse it is | 👥 | Lord Covington's Cup | jam | 803 | 3.18 | 2.89 | 2.95 | 3.06 | 3.41 | 3.41 | 3.21 | |
| 2017 | 39 | Running out of Power | 👥 | Meltdown | jam | 380 | 3.42 | 3.25 | 3.01 | 3.82 | 3.51 | 3.52 | 2.93 | 3.56 |
Amazing game! The graphics reminded me of Antichamber, and the gameplay, though relaxing, constantly made my knees weak. People who are afraid of heights should not play this game! Or they totally should ;P Kudos guys this is a highlight for LD 39 for me!
Power Planet made it into my let's play series, where I play through my favourite LD 39 games. Check it out if you are interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-HjQqlkj5I&feature=youtu.be
Kudos on a really polished and all around great little game! This is a solid concept that would make an excellent full-fledged game. Create some kind of story [and possibly even some sociopathically humorous antagonist ;)] and I think you have a fun game that would do pretty well as a standalone! Great job!
Great use of the theme, and very intense gameplay! I had myself running in circles out of panic when my battery started getting low xD
I loved this little platformer, I thought the audio and the graphics were very polished and the game was quite fun! The only thing I would say is that having the 'thrust' which is pretty much a jetpack automatically ascend rather than having to press 'up' or 'w' or however you choose to play. I kept running out of power because I kept expecting the jetpack to give me some kind of lift on its own. But really that is the only thing I could think of while I was playing, very good job otherwise!
I started a lets play series of my favourite LD 39 games and you guys were part of part 2. I'll leave a link here if you are interested to check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBa4diKzxqc&feature=youtu.be
Awesome game, really atmospheric and moody. The only thing I wanted different was a crossbow sound with more oomph but otherwise this is a solid entry!
I have been doing a lets play series for my favourite LD 39 games and Fade was in my last video, heres a link if you are interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leyij7MhOGA&feature=youtu.be
Haha holy hell that was intense! Excellent work, the only problem I encountered was that when the resolution was set to fullscreen it would only display a black screen but all of the gameplay was spot on! The only other thing I could mention is that the text was sometimes a little bit hard to read sometimes. Kudos on a game well done!
Not a bad little game, got stumped on the code for a bit (was thinking it had something to do with 1,6,8,9 :P) but then I looked up at the wall and I felt so stupid haha :P Nice work!
This is very atmospheric and incredibly polished. Neat little puzzles too, albeit simple. Excellent work!
Just thought I would post a link here to a let's play video I did of a few LD 39 games including Saturnalia. Call it 'the best of show' if you will ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUQ2VgrmLuM&t=676s
I am very impressed with what you achieved over the weekend. The mechanics you have in there are great, but I found myself kind of confused on how to play? I managed to win on my first go despite not knowing what I was doing :P Still though, had a ball playing :D Excellent work!
Congratulations, you scared the absolute bujeezus out of me! Kudos, and good work on a great game!
I have been making a 'best of show' series for LD 39, and REAMS was in part 6. Here's the video if you're interested in checking it out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yDZ1gd1QPE&feature=youtu.be
Absolutely genius! This was so much fun to play. I saw it on a lets play on YouTube and had to play it right away hahaha. The only qualm I would have is that the timed camera blur is a bit off putting. I mean I get it, he's tired and his vision is blurred but at least have an option to turn it off. All the mechanics and everything else though 100% solid, kudos mate!
Just thought I would post a link here to a let's play video I did with Exhausted Day included! :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUQ2VgrmLuM&t=676s
What a great little experience, suuuuuper moody. Great job!
Unfortunately I found this game to be really buggy. The interaction is super touchy, whenever I was holding something if it even slightly touched another collider it would go flying. When I tried to pick things up, it would pick them up for a split second and send the item flying if I didn't hold down the mouse button. And on the third level I got stuck because I couldn't get the battery to fit in the socket, it kept getting sucked in then spat out instantly but the audio as if it was working would play (but no lit up connections or anything). Another thing with the sockets is that they are super touchy, too frequently I would go to retrieve a battery from a socket and it would instantly get sucked back in again. I am quite disappointed by what I was actually able to play because I saw this on a lets play and it looked really cool! The one thing I really loved about the game though was the audio, the music and the ambient sounds of the waves are really immersive. Would have been nice to see some kind of moving water shader as well but in 48 hours I can understand why you might have left this.
This is a really great idea and was super fun to play! Personally I would prefer WASD over the arrow keys, and I think the timer may have been a bit quick but I still had a great time. Good job!
This was amazing haha, what a great game! Quite a unique idea, I think it would be interesting to see an expanded version of this game. Some audio would have been the icing on the cake though and really set the mood and made it all that more immersive. The only bug I encountered was when I purchased 5 food and 5 water quickly, I only got 2 of the food and 1 of the water delivered and it didn't seem like they stacked or anything to me. Kudos on an amazing game!
Fluff Factory featured in part 10 of my lets play Ludum Dare 39 series on YouTube, check it out here if you'd like! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5E8Q7PzoyY&feature=youtu.be
Man I wish so badly this wouldn't crash every time I start shooting, I was really looking forward to smashing this game for a while! Love arena shooters, and I love the idea you have gone for here! Some audio would have been the icing on the cake too.
@red-fan-games i wasnt hearing any audio, was playing the windows 10 version.
Seems that it no longer crashes but still no audio.
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Actually my sound has completely stopped now, it was fine last night before bed because i made a couple of youtube videos but this morning its caput so its probably not a problem on the games end.
Ok so I figured out my sound problem, every time I run the game it completely kills my sound drivers and I have to wipe the game files and reboot to regain sound. :/
I love Mongolian throat singing so you got me right away on that one ;) Would have been sweet to have had some nice music in the background. Graphics were very unique, the stylized look was great.
Cool game, was pretty fun to play. A couple of things that could use improvement - first of all some variety in both enemy types and weapon types would make it a lot more interesting and fun to play around with (but obviously the time constraints of a game jam make this very difficult when you're the only developer :P ) and secondly having some variability to the accuracy of the weapons. I found it really easy because if I just single clicked I would not ever miss. But none the less, a great game for one made in 48 hours - great work!
Super entertaining, and a very unique game. I found it a bit difficult to find my way back to the ship after going long distances but I guess thats just my terrible surrounding awareness haha :P Excellent job, the audio is super atmospheric too!
I have been doing a let's play series on YouTube featuring my favourite LD #39 games and Signal Lost was in part 9. Check it out here if you'd like!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnJCp4dK96g
This is a great idea and I loved playing it! I can't believe I actually beat it too :O Kudos on a very good effort! A couple of minor points - Maybe in the maze level implement a door sound at each 'corner' so that it is a bit easier to make a mental map of the maze. This might sound weird, but that was definitely the hardest level and I was thinking some kind of sound to recognize each time I turned a corner or entered a new 'hall' so to speak may have helped me navigate a bit easier. Secondly I think at the end it would have been really cool if the narrators monitor started working finally and maybe had some sort of boot-up screen as the win screen? Awesome job though dude, very creative!
Definitely a cool idea for a game! The execution was very good, however I think that the ammo from the shop possibly costs too much. I found myself running out of ammo a lot. Apparently there are pick ups but I didn't see any unfortunately. The shop is a good idea though, the time in between waves could probably be a bit longer as well. Maybe make it so that the break is not timed and the player can start the next wave by pressing a button or something? All in all though a good game!
All in all a fun little game. You should find a way to convey the context of the story to the player other than that huge wall of text at the start of the game, people like me don't read that stuff and just get stuck straight into the game :P As a result of my rebellious play style, I had no idea what to do with the crystals haha :P The crystals and crystal ores/nodes should also be made a bit more obvious to the player that they are what the player is after. I also think the players character controller was a bit slide-y. Good idea though, nicely done!
Awesome game! Simple idea, yet effective & challenging. Kudos!
I have been doing a short let's play series on YouTube where I play through my favourite LD 39 games and Programmer Energy was one of the games in my last video. Here's a link if you are interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6VLnCENNAg&feature=youtu.be
This is an incredibly polished game, and I was instantly amazed by the level of quality and the general idea for the game. The only two things I would say is that I think the post-processing effects may be a bit overkill, they look good but they also are a bit much (specifically the bloom). Secondly, I think some of the darker areas should be slightly more lit up while some of the lighter areas could be made a lot darker. I didn't get passed the third key, but I spent about 10 minutes trying to look for it and after that my eyes couldn't take much more of the flashing lights. Wicked game though, I really hope you guys go on to develop this further!
This was really fun to play! I was really impressed to see a 3D platformer like this in LD. I just wish so badly there could have been some audio, but never the less still really great fun! I made sure all the villagers were happy, got to the end and then went and killed everyone I could find! :D
Interesting concept, but the controls make it very difficult. I could not figure out for the life of me how to climb up a wall for more than a second. The tone and general atmosphere of the game is pretty solid though.
Hahahaha man this was so sweet. Nice job!
I am making a bit of a let's play series for my favourite LD 39 games and Manual Overload was one of the games in my last video. Check it out if you'd like! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6VLnCENNAg&feature=youtu.be
This was a really nice game to play. Loved the setting and the graphic style. The audio was good too but it could have been even more immersive if there were a few sound effects. Overall, excellent job!
I am doing a bit of a let's play YouTube series of my favourite LD 39 games and Everust was one of the games I played in the most recent video. If you want to check it out here's the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt7Dzd6I3f8&feature=youtu.be
The best thing about this game for me is the art style, I loved the art style although the character stood out from everything else a bit because it's not quite in the same style. Not sure what the purpose of the flashlight was really because its super easy to see without it. Elaborate on the current mechanics a bit and refine the art style and I could see this game selling pretty well :)
Haha hilarious idea, really cool 'puzzler' in a way. Excellent work!
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Dude, f-ing kick ass! Seriously good job, kudos!
I have been doing a let's play series for my favourite LD 39 games and Zombies and RVs was in my last video, here's a link!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnJCp4dK96g
This was a really pleasant experience! Great art & atmosphere, and I think that the use of the light and shadows is great! Took me a couple of tries to realise that its the solar panels on top of the character that have to stay out of the shadows rather than the character itself but once I realised that it was smooth sailing! Although I did go exploring on the second level, climbed up a hill and then my camera got booted waaaaaaayy off into the distance :P Awesome work man!
Very interesting idea, but I the lack of tutorial/instructions makes the game hard. Once the power runs out in the control room its game over as far as I could tell, and that was happening way too quickly. There was a fair bit of double skinning/onion skinning on a lot of the models too so there may have been duplicate models present in the scene. And the addition of audio could really have improved the atmosphere and mood for the game, and if you did like audio tutorials/instructions things would be much easier. Though this game has some real solid concepts!
This game should have a lot more votes, it's awesome! Excellent job mate, the mood of the game was really great and I liked the concept the game explores. I loved the player's UI, that was a really unique and interesting way of telling the story! Really cool that there was multiple endings available as well, this was my first Ludum Dare but I would bet that multiple endings are something that is not very common in these small game jams (even more so for the compo). The lighting was really nice as well, and really helped set the tone. Awesome job, this is one of my LD favourites!
I have been doing a let's play series of my favourite LD #39 games and The Unhuman was in my last video, you can check it out here if you'd like!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnJCp4dK96g
Highly addictive and massively fun! This is definitely one of the highlights for me in this ludum dare. Such good work, kudos!
I am doing a let's play series of my favourite LD 39 games and in my latest video I play Socket Punch, check it out if you're keen! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt7Dzd6I3f8&feature=youtu.be
Relentlessly addictive and a whole mess of fun! Amazing game, a few simple mechanics and you have yourself a game that is very hard to walk away from without passing every level! Pretty deceiving as well, the later levels got REALLY hard for me hahaha, excellent work - kudos!
Awesome idea for a platformer, I would love to see this developed into more of a game on put on Steam. I could see this becoming one of those 'standout' platformers like Ori, Unravel, etc.
I am doing a lets play series of LD 39 games, in the latest video I play through Downpour - check it out if you're keen :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ChQ4GLJfys&feature=youtu.be
Absolutely superb game, goes to show that you do not need any art at all to create an incredibly atmospheric and immersive experience. The lighting, audio and effects were top notch, very impressed! I would love to see this game with some models just to add some extra context to the game.
I am doing a bit of a lets play series of LD 39 games, the latest video I play through Outside. Check it out if you want :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ChQ4GLJfys&feature=youtu.be
This is a really good game, interesting take on the theme too! I had so much fun playing this, the only thing I wasn't sure on was the aiming/targeting of the throw ability? Couldn't quite figure that out. But superb job on a really good game!
I have been doing a lets play YouTube series for my favourite LD 39 games and Berzerk Hunt was in the last video I uploaded, you can check it out if you like here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leyij7MhOGA&feature=youtu.be
This was such a joy to play, really relaxing and aesthetically pleasing. The graphic style suits the tone and setting of the game and the mechanics were really well refined I found and I was using the arrow keys! Such a good job on this, kudos!
I have been making a lets play YouTube series for my favourite LD 39 games and Back Home was in part 6 of the series! Here's a link if you want to check it out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yDZ1gd1QPE&feature=youtu.be
Nice work! Very impressive for a game jam of any caliber. Overall I think some of the collisions need improvement, and some kind of GUI that made it more clear who you were attacking and gave you the health of your allies and maybe even a game timer might improve the experience. But seriously good work on this, was a lot of fun to play :)
Quite a fun game, only issue I had was with wood disappearing as soon as it came into the light surrounding the character. So I couldn't keep my fire level up, but the concept of the game is cool!
I fell through the submarine as soon as I sat down :/ Also can you only steer it one way? I reassigned the movement keys but the submarine would only turn right... Is that like, an actual submarine thing?? O.o Anyway the general concept and ideas behind this game are sweet, wasn't really able to figure out what I was supposed to do but the mood and setting of the game are cool and the idea of commanding a submarine that is running out of power on your own is a wicked idea for a horror game. Nice!
This was a cool little walking sim experience. I was sort of hoping for a jump-scare at the end there :P The best thing about this game for me is the graphic style though, seriously good job with the art and the audio as well!
I am doing a series of lets play videos of my favourite LD 39 games, and WestWood Hills Hospital was one of the games that made it into my last video. If you want to check it out heres a link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBa4diKzxqc&feature=youtu.be
This was quite a tense game, and I was really into the sci fi vibes it gave. The story reminded me of the movie that came out earlier this year called Life which I thought was wicked! A couple of things to consider - For some reason it kept getting flagged by my antivirus (Avast)?? And gameplay wise only a couple of things, I think the player collider should be a lot smaller as I found myself running into doors as I was going back and forth to turn the ventilation on and off; and I also would have loved it if the 'thing' presented a bit more of a threat. Still a great game, I had heaps of fun playing it! Awesome job!
This is such a cool game! One of the first impressions I had after 30 seconds into my first run was that this could make a sweet movie :P Amazing style, the graphics and audio are both amazing. I felt like I was participating in some kind of game show or something. Super kudos to you guys!
I am doing a bit of a lets play series of my favourite LD 39 games and in the last video I played through Inverteb if you want to check it out :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ChQ4GLJfys&feature=youtu.be
Great game, really loved the graphic style and the music really set the mood as well.
I featured POW in my lets play ludum dare 39 series, here's a link if you're interested!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5E8Q7PzoyY&feature=youtu.be
Nice art & audio, only complaint would be the movement is a bit too slide-y but aside from that was fun. :)
Cool concept for a game! I think some of the puzzle timers may have been a bit short, and would have been good to see some kind of UI indicator of how much each building costs. A tutorial would be nice as well, took me a while to understand what I was trying to do. Awesome graphics and nice audio too.
This was a great little experience. The art style I found to be quite unique and very eye catching, and the music was excellent. The overall theme, setting and narrative of the game are also very original and is a fresh take on some things that you see recycled endlessly. Awesome job man, kudos!
I have been doing a lets play series of the best LD 39 games and Saito's Transgression was in my last video. Check it out if you're keen! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leyij7MhOGA&feature=youtu.be
Interesting concept and story idea, but found the gameplay to be a bit bland and the character controller could have been a bit more sensitive to input (faster movement and mouse sensitivity). Audio would have brought a lot more to the atmosphere and mood of the game too.
I found the gameplay to be a bit boring but the general concept and idea behind the game is cool. Nice work none the less!
@zenmumbler the mac build is now live on itch.io, let me know how it runs. @jake-shaw cheers mate! Glad you enjoyed it. The pattern is actually random every time you play, although some times it may seem like it is similar. Have another go and see if you can get it! ;)
@rikoclon Thank you so much for the feedback! Version 1.1 fixed most of the issues that were immediately apparent to us but there are still a few bugs being reported that I am having difficultly recreating, and the wall collider bug is one of them. You are the third or fourth person to report this bug but for whatever reason I can't seem to recreate it :/ Thanks again for your feedback though it is greatly appreciated! :D
Really great game, although there is a lot of room for improvement I still had a lot of fun playing this and wouldn't give up until I won! Gameplay wise, I think a GUI pop up for whenever you are in range of a light and are able to switch it off. Even if there's just a highlighted border around the light model. Secondly, I initially had no idea that anyone was in the beds. I first got caught in the parents room because I didn't notice the two heads in the bed, and even after that I got caught again in the childs room for the same reason. I did really like the camera movement though, I thought that was really well done, and the sound effects were pretty decent! Nice job!
This was graceful, calming, and had a beautiful tone. Awesome job on those assets, I would love to see this evolve into it's own project. It could be up there with Ori if you went hard out on the graphics and audio and expanded on gameplay mechanics. Awesome work!
I did a bit of a lets play video last night playing through some of my favourite LD 39 games and Wave was one of them. Heres a link if you are interested in checking it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBa4diKzxqc&feature=youtu.be
Very good work on the voice acting! And a really great original idea, this was very entertaining to play!
I am doing a let's play series on YouTube for my favourite LD 39 games, and TIM was one of the games in my most recent video. If you are interested in checking it out, here's the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt7Dzd6I3f8&feature=youtu.be
This is an awesome game, seriously good job on this! The gameplay is fun & addictive, and procedurally generated levels maximise the replayability! The two things I would mention is that it would be good to have the ability to rotate the camera, as I found myself wanting to rotate it and even move it with the mouse cursor to a certain degree - maybe have the ability to look around the map if you are standing still or something? Anyway the other thing is that I noticed the AI tends to group up in one room and a lot of the time they get stuck. Other than that, this is a great game! Kudos to the whole team!
I have been making a let's play series highlighting my favourite games from LD 39, and TKOR was in my latest video. Here's a link if you are interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-HjQqlkj5I&feature=youtu.be
Incredible game, great use of mechanics. Very entertaining but I thought the puzzles may be a bit hard, I managed to fluke my way to the timed puzzles once but after that could not get that far again despite thinking I already knew the puzzles :P Nicely done!
I just did my fifth video of my Let's Play Ludum Dare 39 series where I play through my favourite LD 39 games and Number Station was one of them, here's a link if you'd like to check it out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6VLnCENNAg&feature=youtu.be
Interesting concept, but I think the mechanics and everything need refining. Not entirely sure what the win conditions are but I managed to win after 3 seconds into the game O.o Nifty idea with the souls in purgatory having different random mechanics when you control them. Nice!
Fun game, ends way too quickly though. Would love to hear something a bit more original and suitable in terms of music as well. Good job though!
A very cool concept, very reminiscent of Mr. Robot for me personally. The gameplay again is a cool concept, but I got very confused by the interface. It took a second playthrough to understand that each program takes times to close, and you may only close one program at once. The first playthrough I was just wildy clicking trying to close everything I could as quickly as I could like I would on a normal PC. I think primarily what is clickable needs to be emphasised. The intro also needs to be skippable, and I think the addition of a small tutorial would make it easier to play. Overall though a really good idea! Excellent work!
What a great concept you have come up with here, this could make for a really neat full puzzler game. The throwing and falling sound clips were golden haha, they gave me a good laugh :P Some of the puzzles really had me going as well! Good job man.
This is absolutely amazing, very reminiscent of the Witness. You have made a gentle and relaxing puzzle game and I love it. The boat mechanics I think are very fluent and make it a lot of fun just to ride around and explore. Some extra sound effects and a bit of gentle music would have been icing on the caking but overall this is one of the gems of this LD! Kudos!
Awesome job on the graphics and the music. I found myself wanting to have a bit more control over the ship though, as the controls were a bit floaty. I also found the win/lose conditions to be a bit off as sometimes I would lose as soon as I got to 0% fuel and other times it would just let me float off for ages. I think there should be a set time or something from when you get to 0% fuel until it restarts you so that you have a bit of time to pick up some more if you are floating in the right direction. And finally, I think the hitboxes for the fuel should be a bit larger as there were quite a few times I felt like I should have picked up the fuel but somehow missed it. Still a great concept, and a nice relaxing game to chill with! (Y)
Love the graphic style man, and I actually found myself really getting into the story! A bit more refinement on the character mechanics & animations would be the icing on the cake. Good work!
Wonderful style, and a really creative and original concept and theme. I think it would be a bit easier if there was some kind of clearer visual indicator as to which light post you are currently controlling like a red arrow above or something. I found myself scrambling to get to specific light posts and not knowing where I was at some points while I was playing. And some music would have really set the tone and mood for the game as well, but all in all this is a really great entry! Kudos!
Man this is such a cool concept! Great job on the gameplay, the art and audio are awesome too! Kudos!
Hahaha nice :P F*cking hilarious!
Also the text on the signs for all the doors can be seen through all the walls somehow??
Heh, heh, heh.... nice... (Y)
Awesome game, it's got a really quake-y vibe to it. Love it! SFX and music would have been icing on the cake, but kudos on an otherwise amazing entry!
A simple concept, a few bugs here and there. I found the mouse controls to be pretty bad though, I think it's just the movement animation that makes it feel so bad. Aiming with the mouse and shift button also causes clipping at the edges of the map. But kudos on a cool entry.
This is a great game! Kind of anticlimactic when you reach the end of the game, but it was a challenge. Reminds me of the games I used to play as a really young kid. I think one thing that would have made it even better for me personally, was if there was some footsteps when the player moves. Would have completed the atmosphere. But kudos, great job on a great game!
So there's a few cool things about this game, but it suffers from some pretty big design flaws. On my first run through I managed to get myself trapped in an area that required the phys gun to leave (I had the energy gun). The puzzles aren't really hard, what makes them hard is that it is not clear at all where your puzzle triggers are. I spent most of my time looking around to try and find platforms, but it was clear what they all did. The energy gun feels pretty much pointless, as it's only used in the first 15 seconds of the game. But the biggest deal for me was the level design and game flow, it does not cater to the player at all. Also it's not clear at all how the theme plays into your game without reading the description of the page, which is probably not so much of a good thing. It feels like movement is just taken from you out of no where otherwise. Good job on the entry, the voice over work and the art was pretty cool. All in all though I think there is a lot that needs to be fixed.
Great game, quite challenging as well! Nailed the graphic and the music, awesome work!
I really liked this game, a really simple concept that executes really well. The only improvement I would say you could make is to make it a bit more challenging, the enemy robot didn't hit me a single time in 2 games. Kudos on an amazing entry!
Interesting concept for a game! I have to agree with @ehnne that the popping sounds were actually a bit intense in the end although they did add a bit to the atmosphere. And I also agree that an in-game map would be a great addition to this game. Nice entry though! Kudos!
Really cool you've made another game like this but it suffers from a lot of the flaws your LD39 entry suffered from. First of all the lighting was really poor, so it was hard to tell where the edges of the levels were. Secondly, starting the game in a narrow hallway with enemies both in front and behind you makes it frustrating to start out because sometimes they'll leap straight onto you before you even have a chance to try and get past them. Thirdly an ammo counter should definitely be included in this game because it's annoying as hell to run out of ammo and have to run all the way back to respawn without being able to shoot - having an ammo counter would allow the player to plan their route back to the ammo cave ahead of time. And fourth there are some random ramps in this level that seem to serve no purpose, as you can't really move up them because them cut your speed right down. The ramps also render from one side only, so there were quite a few times where I got stuck running into something even though it appeared as if nothing was in front of me. And lastly I had the same issue with the sound as I had for your entry in LD39, so the audio wasn't working for me.
But nice job making another game like this, it definitely stands out from the crowd!
An incredibly beautiful game, and very polished. Playing this game was a great experience for me, the story was very well thought out. Kudos!
Still waiting to play this game :D Publish your itch page!
Looks good, sounds good, but couldn't figure out what to do and as a result I couldn't get past wave 1.
Awesome work, for real! This is an excellent game, love the shaders and the overall art style. Feels pretty polished but I did experience a few bugs. I love that there is two modes you can play in as well. Kudos!
Really interesting mechanic and your art and audio is great! Bit of a short experience but the polish on it is awesome. Although I did die right next to the health potion at one point, and when I pressed space to respawn I ended up drinking the potion and continuing haha :P Kudos on a great job!
Really cool concept, I actually had a similar idea when I was brainstorming concepts at the start of the jam. You've executed the concept really well, the only issue I had was when the controls get all funky from part of your body getting stuck on a rock. Other than that I think a music track would have added a lot to the mood of the game. But kudos on a great entry none the less!
Hahaha the context of this game is so good :P Actually turned out to be way more challenging than I had anticipated, I didn't manage to beat the game until my third try! Awesome job!
A cool little game, super simple concept. The whole cycle and gradual increase in wolves was a good mechanic to work with, but I found the wolves a little easy to beat. The art style and music you did very well on though. Kudos on a cool game!
The graphics and audio was great, managed to create a good atmosphere for the game. Unfortunately mechanically I found it to be unintuitive and a bit boring. Namely I am not even sure what the purpose of having a weapon is. Granted I made it straight to the shore without taking a single hit on my first attempt, but when when I tried to load 6 passengers onto my boat I was way heavier than the boat could actually handle and I couldn't move. Somehow I managed to hit the trigger again, thought I might be able to lower the amount of people on my boat but it ended up just adding a bunch more people somehow.
Cool concept for a game, presented really well, and a ww2 thing is quite different than most games entered into Ludum Dare. But mechanically just did not work for me.
Nice game! A few thoughts I had, a minimap would be nice or some sort of UI indicator to pinpoint where the drop off point is so that you can plan your route accordingly. Audio would have added a lot more to this game, even if it was just some simple driving sounds and gold pickup sounds (and some music). Some sort of collider on the camera to prevent clipping through the level models as well would be a nice bit of polish.
The only issue I encountered was when I finished the first game and clicked reset, the level would reset and I could still click the reset button but I am pretty sure the timescale was not reset to 1 so I couldn't actually keep playing.
Nice game though, kudos on a job well done!
Thanks @jsqrs yeah we were planning on having some more levels that were a bit harder, but we ran out of time to implement them. Thanks for the feedback! :D
Hahaha this was a crackup of a game! Excellent job! The audio was absolutely hilarious. Game came across as very polished as well. Kudos!
This was a nice little experience, and a good concept - I can see where you were planning on going with this. I can't really think of much else this game would need aside from what you have listed at the top of this page. Nice entry!
So the concept for this game is really cool, but I think the execution of creating the game could have been done a lot better. The player controls are way too sensitive, both the maximum movement speed and the mouse sensitivity are way too high. You can actually just fly around the map and avoid everything as a result of this.
It also feels weird that the player can walk up straight walls, and the turrets only aiming along 2 axis (so if you're above them they can't hit you). I also feel like there should have been a way to destroy the turrets. Also the pickups are not obvious and can be quite hard to see.
Lastly it's a bit disappointing to see you have used an asset store model without mentioning it on your entry page or opting out of the graphics voting category. A bit of a strange decision if you ask me as well because the zombie model doesn't match the models and art you actually did create.
So all in all, the concept is a good one but the development could have been greatly improved.
The art and music was great, but I found this game to be a bit lacking and I was expecting a bit more based on the screenshots and description. There should be some sort of lose condition that's based on how much damage you do, how much you anger the locals, or how often you run into walls etc. But not a bad entry, nice job!
Interesting game, cool concept. I got stuck on the second level when the customers started asking for meat pattys served on the frypan? Couldn't figure out how to serve it to them. Anyway a nicely polished game, and quite challenging too for such a simple concept. Great execution, good job!
@doswosh ahhh I see, and I see you have it in the description at the top. My mistake! But yeah it might be a good idea to make it a bit more obvious. The game is still great though :)
A nice simple concept, quite relaxing. I feel like the lighting needs some slight changes, seems a bit bright at some angles. And would be cool to see an improved water shader as well. But for what is is, you have done very well. Kudos on a great game!
Really cool concept for a game, a bit more polish and a few more mechanics and this would be super solid. I found myself getting addicted to this game, although it was kind of easy. Nice job though!
Interesting concept for a game, quite difficult. Soundtrack and animations are bang on haha, epic work. Kudos on a great game!
A really interesting concept and a great first entry for Ludum Dare! Loved the art, music and the mechanics. The levels are very, very hard though. I couldn't make it past the first checkpoint on the first level. All in all, a good entry - kudos!
I think you need to finish publishing the page on itch, it might just be a draft or private right now because the link doesn't work.
Nice entry! Though even at max sensitivity, the mouse is not sensitive enough.
Absolutely great work guys! A polished and engaging game, quite addictive! Loved the music especially :)
Hahahaha duuude this is so good! Kudos on creating a hilarious little experience!
Nice relaxing little game, very well presented. Were there any other mechanics aside from watering the plants?
Very cool little sim, super chill. Kudos! Took me a bit to figure out that you can't overload the seed with water or nutrients.
Nifty little game, pretty unique take on Conway's Game of Life as well - kudos!
So chill man. Great aesthetic. Kudos!
@alex-mulkerrin Thank you for the kind words! The camera effect is done through a noise image effect shader, and the water caustics are textures applied to regular planes with a very gradual (but consistent) offset. The camera effect blends very nicely with the other elements of the scene, it really helped develop the ambient feeling of being underwater.
@daregb You guessed right buddy! :P Us fish keepers have a sixth sense about these things. :D An Oscar hey, awesome! You should definitely make a game about him, I'll bet he's such a good boy! :D
Beautiful little piece of art, and it felt quite close to my own heart. Kudos on a job well done!
We need a web build! :P
Awesome little game dude, really fun little platformer! The graphics and animations were particularly well done I think. Kudos!
Super simple concept, the sole mechanic gave me a bit of a giggle - the whole thing is a bit of a commentary on society as a whole. Kudos!
Cool little game, very short but still an interesting piece of 'interactive' fiction. Graphics are well done, and I thought you did a good job with the voice overs - kudos!
The story for this game is worthy of a film.
Haha yes man this is was awesome! The whole thing felt like a reference to the 'floating heads in jars' in Futurama - hilarious take on the theme. Graphics and audio were presented very nicely too - kudos on a job well done!
The names for the fish in this game are amazing. The next fish I buy are going to be named Finn and Heinz cus of this game. Kudos on a relaxing little game. Fish are such good boys!
Cool little game, pacing/difficulty curve is definitely a bit steep. Even when I finally managed to start sustaining life, I could not keep it sustained for more than about a minute and a half. Really cool little game though, can definitely see the inspiration from Conway's Game of Life. Kudos.
Great art style, quite a fun little game too! I think it would have been cool if the eye tracked the position of the mouse or closest asteroids or something. Kudos on a fun little game.
Really cool little game, the story was what pushed me through to the end. Loved that you had to decide what kinds of information you would preserve. Kudos.
Super chill game. Great aesthetic, sets the mood perfectly. Kudos.
Great concept, I really appreciated how you had the text boxes in the positions where props around the environment would be - I thought that was clever! :) I encountered a bit of a bug in the final event, where even when I pressed escape the camera would remained locked on the keypad. Luckily I managed to guess the code :P Kudos on a really cool game!
Hahaha this is amazing! As an aquarist, all I can say is I have been waiting for this all my life!
Very, very impressive. The atmosphere you have achieved is really polished despite the game being quite minimalistic. And the procedural narration system has been built really well, you could do some wicked things with this! Kudos on a great job! :D
Haha hilarious narration :P Not sure what the combination of genres is, but it was a cool little experience!
Awesome idea, once you get a hang of the controls it becomes a lot easier! Would be a great game to be played with a controller. I think some ambient sound would also help set the mood just that slight bit more, some birds chirping in the background, or the sounds of armageddon while your out playing a round of golf xD Kudos on a great game!
Great game, really well done. Just enough horror to creep me out! Kudos.
Amazing game! One of the best I have played yet! :D Great job!
@Guilb @Paulo Brunassi Yeah I do have an idea for a mechanic where you can look down 45 degrees or so when you press e. Will definitely be something I chuck in when I return to it and make another update :) Thank you so much for the feedback!
Really interesting concept! A bit more development and you could have yourself a very cool game! As it stands right now things are a bit unclear and the UX can definitely be improved and be made a bit more user friendly. It's quite a difficult game the way it is at the moment. Great job on a cool concept though!
Not a bad idea, I found it pretty hard to play though. Would have been better if the mouse sensitivity was adjustable, as I found it quite sluggish. The AI are also pretty difficult, and it's hard to touch the ball for the most part as a result. I also had a feeling that the AI on both teams were shooting at the same goal.
Still, a good idea and nicely done for a weekends work!
Not a bad little game, encountered a few little bugs. My gun would just keeping shooting if I spammed the left mouse button a bit. And I thought it was a bit annoying having to jump up to collect the coins, should have spawned them closer to the ground. I also noticed the music didn't loop.
The art style is cool though :) And I loved the knight death animations! :P
The art is amazing, and I love the concept you are going for. The execution needs some improvement though, you need to give the player a bit more information regarding how close the killer is. I found myself wanting to turn around or looking for some icon that indicated how many frames away the killer is. Great concept though, love it!