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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 50 | Delay the inevitable | poisoned hero | jam | 1224 | 3.03 | 2.96 | 3.25 | 3.63 | 3.08 | 3.19 | 2.35 | 3.13 |
highly impressive! very cool concept, and beautifully executed! loved the various bonuses, alliterations and little similar additions.
at the end, it seemed like the end-state didn't happen, and i was left on ad 17/17 (which i could submit infinitely). before end-glitch, final score was 258$. loved it! :)
*look mom, i do a marketing!*
Screenshot 2022-04-05 at 15-12-49 Pixelbyte Studios Cramzon Ad Creator.png
really cool idea! sadly, windows-only means unplayable. :(
very nice idea! simple but well done! a timer/high-score function might have been nice, too! :)
the theme does feel somewhat absent, but nevertheless this is a really impressive jam game! loved it! :)
50 years! which feels unlikely considering this character kept being smashed in the face by a full sectional sofa! :D fun concept, well done! :)
really nice one! at first i thought i was smart by surviving on one tile, and then placing a new one just before it collapsed, stacking up mana to make the other buildings. but that was definitely a boring strategy!
fun concept!
trying to run the .AppImage returns the following error:
./LD50.exe-1.0.1-x86_64.AppImage [13:05:52] [] Failed to load texture [/tmp/.mount_LD50.ekcZ8oF//usr/share/application/res/sprites/x_button.png]: Invalid renderer X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation) Major opcode of failed request: 152 (GLX) Minor opcode of failed request: 3 (X_GLXCreateContext) Value in failed request: 0x0 Serial number of failed request: 107 Current serial number in output stream: 108
(on ubuntu 21.10)
magnifique! merci!
this is a really impressive game for a jam! well done! <3
(hurray for godot! :slight_smile:)
support for a web version from a linux player! this looks really nice! :)
nice! made it to about day 21. game was simple, but fun!
sadly, at the end, the final screen had some display issue, but i could still make out most of it.
@morricore removed the screenshot, just wanted you to see how glitched it was.
your zip download is windows-only. might want to correct that (either in adding mac and linux launchers, or removing the part that says it's compatible). looks like a nice game, otherwise!
@learus web version helps! thanks for doing that! :)
edit: played it. nicely done! good job on the dialogue options!
i know it's not always simple to do so, but if you had a web or a linux version, i would love to give your game a try! it looks nice! :)
fun idea, well done!
my only feedback would be that for such an audio-heavy game, a subtitles option might make the game more accessible to some folks! :)
absolutely amazing game! this is highly impressive, one of my favorites i've played so far!
> And can you rid the island of the zombie infestation?
actually, no.. because on my map one tiny island in the bottom-right corner was out of reach from any shelter. :P Capture d'écran 2022-04-05 18:28:04.png
the buttons sometimes felt bugged, as i had often had to click one 4 or 5 times for the cursor to change to the desired building. towards the end, it did start feeling a tad laggy, but that might be a browser issue. and the music looping would've been nice, but i eventually figured pressing escape and then resuming the game did restart the song. :)
anyways, again, wow! and thanks for sharing the source, i'm definitely interested to learn a thing or two from what you've done! <3
took me quite a while to understand what was going on. it felt somewhat counter-intuitive to display the tooltips for actions you couldn't do (needing to fill the bucket before dousing a fire, for example, or figuring out that the connect-chain command required you to grab a chain from the quad (which also took me a while to spot)).
but overall, you can feel a lot of effort went into it, but by the time i managed to feel like i knew what i had to do, and refilled the quad's fuel, everything was burning. :D
nice!
looks really beautiful! alas, windows-only. :(
very nice! took me a while to solve the map puzzly, mostly because i missed some upper parts of the shelves. the music box was easy, being a musician, but i can imagine it being confusing for non-music folks.
nonetheless, this was highly impressive for a jam game! amazingly done!
wow! i tried playing it on a laptop with only a trackpad, so obviously that didn't help me! but i loved what you've managed during this jam! the music is great, and the whole word is immersive and beautiful! and the story adds that little something that most jam games seem to lack. impressive! <3
*in the end, after a long and dedicated battle, cormoran was too strong for my clonky trackpad..!* :laughing:
loved it! very interesting take on the theme, and quite fun to play! well done! <3
high score: 197
really nice! well done, especially for a first! had fun!
*final score: 199*
(also, nice a to see a fellow godot dev! :slight_smile:)
the screenshots make me wish there was a linux or web version!
@stupidhobbit just got around to testing the linux version! had a mild cursor/window glitch at first but then it worked! thanks for that. really loved the ambiance you've managed to create. the graphics are nice, the sounds too! and those eyes when you run out of light! :id:
well done!
nicely done! fun concept! even in full screen mode, the text was sometimes difficult to read on some of the documents, but then i realized that wasn't the important info. i really liked how the theme is implied, and not all out there in your face, like so many other games (including mine..)! loved it! well done!
cannot play it as it is windows-only, but the art does indeed look amazing! <3
@katasunder thanks so much for adding that! i loved the mood y'all managed to create!
*(and extra gratitude for the wholesome representation! <3)*
thanks for your feedback, @zack-hd @selicre @payaosito & @miraculousmelon !
there are clearly issues with how some things are presented. the top-timer going from 60 seconds down to 30 seconds after a few rounds of poison was intentional, and i wanted to make more difficulty levels for a better sense of progression, but ran out of time and didn't manage to present in a way that was clear for the player!
and the issue with the timer continuing for a few seconds even after you drink the antidote is indeed something i would fix in a later update! it would *make sense* that it takes a few moments for the antidote to do its thing on you, but that's an easy cop out and it clearly wasn't planned that way..! X)
the RGB/RYB thing should definitely be cleared up in the "how to play" menu page. glad y'all figured it out! :)
*(my own current high score is surviving for 12m 30s!)* :slight_smile:
@heloise yeah, i realized too late that a bug happens when you try to play again from within the game. refreshing the page should work, thouhg. definitely will fix it after the rating period is over!
the instructions will also be made clearer!
(basically, once you've clicked on a flower at the bottom, it takes some time to collect it. once you have a flower, you can click the corresponding color-button just above that. these are the ingredients for your antidote. so i you only click the red button once, clicking the arrow will craft a red potion. finally, if the prompt at the top asks for a red drink, clicking the red potion will save you from the poison. (but apparently it's a strong poison and you need lots of different potions!))
anyways, thanks for playing!
@jzucc12 that orange text glitch was... *checks notes*.. yes, totally intentional! :eyes: