Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → TeamLDM
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 54 | Limited Space | π₯ | The Final Moments of Jeffrey Epstein | jam | 785 | 3.35 | 3.52 | 3.52 | 3.08 | 3.20 | 4.39 | 3.45 |
I was stuck at "Press any key" for quite a while. Thought it might've been the web build so I downloaded the desktop version and had the same issue. I pressed every key on my keyboard and eventually it worked.
The game looks great, but the map layout and serving customers could use a bit of work. It was a bit hard to serve my intended customer.
In any case, awesome work with what you've got! Proud of you π
Took me a couple tries of frustration to realize that I'm supposed to click once to select and click again to let go. I was trying to drag them in which wasn't working as expected.
A great little concept, but it is a bit hard to read the shape placement. Selecting the shapes already placed in the train was also a bit hit or miss.
I did a 3D game using Godot 4 as well. Give it a try! π
This was a cute game. Interestingly enough my keyboard's limit seemed to be split down the middle. (Left side reached a limit while the right side still worked)
The pixel art is amazing! The mechanics are definitely a bit frustrating at first with the tail getting stuck behind, but you get used to them quickly enough. I was able to shoot the snake super fast by quickly pushing the tail bone forward and zoomed through some tunnelsβsuper satisfying.
Great take on the theme! Love u π
Not too familiar with the bullet hell genre, but this was a great introduction. I'm super curious to know how the intricate patterns are created. Also, please tell me the laugh is homemade.
Love the work. Proud of you π
This is a beautiful game that's super satisfying to play. I love the little animation when the blocks are clearing out the space.
Awesome work. Very proud of you π
The level of polish is incredible for the amount of time given. I was doing terribly at the start, but managed to make it onto the leaderboard after taking the time to actually read what the different blocks do.
Super proud of you. Keep up the great work π
(Also, I'd delete the malicious leaderboard entries)
Woah this was really cool! It felt super weird to see my tail behind me in the first person. I really felt like some kind of dragon snake creature. I only got to 12, but I was making some really sick maneuvers!
Would be interesting if you also accumulated time-based points on some kind of logarithmic scale π€
This is a great example of a simple game being executed to perfection. Everything is super tight and juicy. Feels amazing to play.
Very proud of you. Keep it up. π
Graphics and game feel are amazing. I agree with the another commenter about feeling confused with the relationship between grappling and velocity. Sometimes I'd barely be moving, I'd grapple and I'd go flying, other times I'd grapple and not move at all. Maybe a web build issue?
All-in-all. Amazing work!
This was well done! I think I would've enjoyed it a little more if the blood didn't hurt you, but maybe I just need to get gud π
Anyway, awesome work! Proud of you π
Tried and true mechanic. Love the lab job theme. Took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out I could put the bodies in the vats of acid.
Awesome work. Keep at it. Love u π
The boat controls are super nice and fluid (would be greatly enhanced with just the subtlest sfx), and I love the atmosphere of the game. Only issue I had was with getting lost, but any sort of map would definitely ruin the feeling of the game.
Amazing work in such a short time. Proud of you.
@lelulagames Godot 4's 3D WebGL support isn't really there yet. There were a bunch of shader, post processing, and performance issues with the web build.
Pretty much every game you download directly in game jams will be flagged as suspicious, it's just something we have to live with. With that said, I hadn't heard of Itch's installer before now, so I'll take a look at that. Thanks!