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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Hu | Mo | Co | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | 32 | An Unconventional Weapon | This Sucks | jam | 374 | 3.38 | 3.15 | 3.23 | 3.52 | 3.26 | 2.64 | 48 |
The game ran fine for me. The game chugged a bit the big blue guys killed me. I played for 15 minutes trying to get past those guys to the first lever after the shaft but I couldn't do it. The mechanic made me LOL the entire time I was playing.
This was pulled off very well, you know your way around UE. I think a different camera angle would have made it more appealing to me. Voice overs made me grin! The enemies should have had a bit more variety in spawn locations. When I died on Wave 3 I didn't want to play it again because I had just dashed back and forth between those points so many times.
You forced me to learn the game's key mechanic with the level design and that was a really good thing since I didn't read the description. Kudos! I think I played it to the end, I didn't really get a reward or credit screen.
I downloaded this one right away but I waited a while to play it when I read the description. My condolences.
Sounded great, a bit confused at first, but I was watching a stream so I kinda had his insight to my advantage. Still playing it right now!
Cool concept. I don't like sharing a keyboard. I think you should patch in gamepads! It's pretty easy with Unreal, just look for auto-possess when you've got your pawn placed in the world. You can use that to just assign 0 and 1, and then add the gamepad inputs to the project settings.
I had a lot of fun seeing how many times I could use the bulldozer to throw the same gumball guy in the air without letting him touch the ground.
Came for prop surfing, wasn't disappointed(those bridge pieces were asking for it). I will always remember this game for future game jams because it is the perfect length. I actually finished it. You decided on one mechanic, got it to work, and your final product impresses me in every category.
I got both endings. Nice, tight controls. The music was well selected, and I really liked the use of the theme. It was very short, but it made a point and that's impressive.
I liked the game a lot. It was rather difficult and a bit frustrating. Eventually, though, I got used to navigating cautiously.
This concept was pulled off exceptionally well! I think I've played this game longer than any other game I've downloaded.
These visuals are outstanding! The rabbits kicked my ass repeatedly. I eventually didn't try to fight them anymore, and just tried to run as far as I could. Doge dodge made me happy.
I also stared at the blue portal. It took me a few moments to find the character, but, when I did I set a high score! And then another.
I really loved how the track looked. Overall, however, I have no idea what part of that was a game. I tried to make music with the sound effects and the accompanying light show was satisfying.
It's kinda hard to download the Windows version. Can you zip up everything in the Windows No Editor folder?
10/10 Would delete again.
Looked very cool, level generation is always awesome! But I really didn't get it. I didn't even realize I was supposed to run from the red guy for a bit, and, I never finished the first level. Also, I think I was using the sneezes wrong because I couldn't make them do anything.
Spamming the spoon allows you to drop the FPS so low you can walk off the level. I'm fairly surprised I wasn't able to crash my PC, lol. 10/10
I tried to patch that problem several times and it just keeps happening. It's supposed to just start flooding enemies at that point, so, you didn't miss much (except the credits screen!)
Really cool idea, very nicely done. I wish I could think of something this simple whenever I'm brainstorming for game jams!