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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | ||
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| 2026 | 59 | Signal | 👥 | SpaceRider | jam | 408 | 3.59 | 3.53 | 3.79 | 3.85 | 3.71 | 3.59 | 3.06 | 3.68 | |
| 2023 | 54 | Limited Space | 👥 | ://XCELL | jam | 3.50 | 3.75 | 4.50 | 4.38 | 2.75 | 3.38 | 3.00 | 3.83 | ||
| 2022 | 50 | Delay the inevitable | 👥 | Watcher Patrol | jam | 1090 | 3.19 | 3.17 | 3.25 | 3.64 | 2.92 | 3.28 | 3.11 | 3.42 | |
| 2021 | 48 | Deeper and deeper | 👥 | Watcher Patrol 4 | jam | 1250 | 3.32 | 2.88 | 3.72 | 3.40 | 3.42 | 3.33 | 2.45 | 3.27 | |
| 2020 | 47 | Stuck in a loop | 👥 | TimeSplitters 4 | jam | 887 | 3.44 | 3.12 | 3.89 | 3.77 | 3.07 | 3.41 | 3.17 |
Tino leaves an average of 13.4 feedback comments each event.
Had a very good time playing! quite fun! thanks for making this game :)
Probably just a matter of personal taste but I think that making the walls remove half a heart when touched and making bigger bullets also faster would make this already cool game e-sport ready :p
The music is cool but too loud vs SFX.
Absolutely loved everything else, and most importantly the fact that it was multiplayer!!
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heuuuu... help!
niaaaaaargg they're in my eeeeyes!!
Great game! arts, music and controls felt good. Animations even better! No big problems for me. The only slightly annoying thing I found was that you go back up when returning in the jelly by accident, but heh not even a big deal. I wished they were more puzzling interactions between the two characters but 72 hours.. we all know. Bravo again! thanks for sharing your work!
Keep it up! Next LD you'll harness this damn webGL build
Collected all green upgrades, I expect Archer to have some joints pain tomorrow.
I hope my insurance works this one out.
My patient might have got shocked to its core.
Finally got to Eden! I may rest now. And not think of the new settlers who might ruin it in just a few generations.
Kept me playing for some time!
META?
where is food?
Wait, after all this struggle I "won but I lost"? :'(
Crazy project tho, tackling RTS and procedural generation, Bravo. (went to room 18, never spotted any impossible to reach places or anything)
Well done!
Mood is a success, the graphics and sound arts blend. Really impressed by the dirt feeling, different from actual dirt only in a good way, artistically and gameplay wise.
The mood is great, the voiced lines really adds a lot to it!
Since you didn't opt-out of the Graphics rating category I assume you made them during the Jam? if yes I'm blown away!!
I'm stuck at level 2, can't find any more buttons (found the one in the furniture crowded room on the right) and the gate isn't opening even tho all is green. (Probably I'm just bad and not finding a hidden one).
The homemade music rocks!
Controls are a bit annoying, I'm pressing two keys simultaneously 90% of the time just move, maybe rotate directions by 45 degrees? (ex "W" would go north-east or north-west).
Overall, Well done!
I'm rich!! c.PNG
Cool entry! Especially for a one man job.
Good stuff: - controls - concept - rocket upgrades visual feedback - you get rich
Improvement: - sound would add a lot (as usual) gimme michael bay explosions satisfaction - environment graphics vs nice rocket graphics - repetitive (1 or 2 more mechanics? different encounters?)
Well done!!
Cool take on the theme! What about a bit more zoomed out camera to allow some strategy on when to wait and when to rush for an exit? maybe not, haven't played enough to know by myself but maybe you do :) Was fun to play nevertheless!
Not gonna repeat everything above that I would have said if I were the first. I'm gonna add a bonus point for the sound effects that I find very cool.
What a successful engaging atmosphere, I'm impressed!
Bonus point for the sound effects! And I had to try hard a bit, it was actually quite challenging to be precise in terms of directions.
Another tip (to try to be useful since everybody pointed out the turn sensitivity already), lowering it would be indeed good, but also you can try to make the center of rotation not exactly the center of the car, if you think of how real cars work, I think that would make it more enjoyable too. Anyhow keep up the good work! :)
Congratz for your first game ever made and thanks for sharing it!! Keep it up!
Loved the drawn art, the big rooms first "ridicule" actually start turning into more of an anxiety source after some loops, and I loved the music too. Small animations and/or sound effects would have been a huge plus when performing the different actions.
I didn't manage to either call her nor suicide (wanted to see how you executed both ends but seen none so far, I will try again, more patience required)
The art is touching. Finished the story, hit me deep.
I was most impressed by the animation and transitions. So niice. Art, audio and lore super cool too.
First try :p
<< (Hints: - look at your left) >> Me: literally look on my left.. in my real room.
I'm not gonna re-say what is said in comments above, which I agree with. It is a nice game indeed. And it is even a bit more than that: it is a great and rare example of background, art and mechanics all three blending perfectly together (games usually manage just two of them to fit), you know, when you can guess what stuff does and doesn't even before trying them out. (Especially talking about the comment and break blocks here). Well done!
Nice puzzle game! For the time given to make it it is a very solid entry. I finished everything without looking at the solutions (which, btw.. why?).
Anyway the mechanics idea was absolutely unique to me and it has I believe a lot of potential. Your game is really cool and deserves recognition!!
#### Now entering "eventual post jam version" feedback mode: ##### Levels design In the later levels I sometimes accidentally won while actively following another solution that I had found and planned carefully with my poor little brain alone, but ended up winning before "randomly" on the way removing a good chunk of the satisfaction you're looking for when playing this genre. Since after a certain size of squares trying out every possibilities becomes impossible for a human, I think what could be interesting would be to try to explore algorithms to generate levels with only 1, 2,... or n solutions (should be similar to algorithms for making sudoku grids). ##### Graphics From 4x4's to more it becomes very hard to distinguish in an efficient way while thinking about a path solution and memorizing it (at least for me). We could say we need a loupe to play your game... (nice one me, nice one...) Finding a way using the art to much better distinguish big squares from small squares would make the game much better for a small effort cost. #### End of "eventual post jam version" feedback mode.
Again bravo for this game, I enjoyed playing it fully. Innovation is a five star without any doubt for me.
If you would like to try out another potentially too complicated to understand puzzle game, but somehow still understood and enjoyed by puzzle game lovers, feel free (but not obliged) to check out our :)
Found myself in an arcade fever mode and finally succeeded to do the "new resurrection loop" track. Then I read in the comments there was obtainable shields... Also I wanted perpetual stew because it sounded delicious but didn't find how to get some. Overall a surprisingly fun and mysterious experience. Good job and I hope you had fun developing it, at least it really looks like you did :)
I was about to quit after getting chain killed by ants followed by 10min of being lost in the "south" looping section of the world........... then I read @nardandas comment.
O.M.G After playing 50+ LD games this one totally won my heart and it is very unlikely that any other game will steal it from now on.
Yes folk, as @nardandas says, pleaaaase try more, it is soooooo worth it. I will try not to spoil anything but still try to hook people so I'll just say this: - Wonderful and subtile morale. - Your progress can be saved between runs, but in a surprising way. - I never ever did that before yet but that's a 5 stars in all categories... and I'm usually quite harsh with the ratings (although kind and giving as much feedback as I can in the comment, I think). Here I don't believe I need to say anything about the individual aspects of this game, you got my point.
PS: and yes they are 5, and I always take the number of devs into account when grading, but here the ideas this game depicts are too good.
I'm not gonna repeat what @eduardo-yukio said because I agree with 100% of it both the good things and the improvements suggestions. I'll add that I liked the movement sound effect, the music a bit less mainly because it was too loud in the audio mix. Also did you use some already made path-finding feature from the engine or was it homemade? In any case it was working well and I wonder because it is the very first time after about 50+ LD47 games tested that I come across path-finding :)
PS: just in case, there is no obligation at all, but maybe you don't know? (because I see 0 ratings given). Rating other's games in a 2+:1 given/received ratio will basically (not exact science) put your game on the main page, if you want more feedback from more people.
Thanks to @oddsocks comment I end up going back to the game instead of quitting without winning. I liked the ship art and the 2D tricks to feel like on a looping is a success. I would suggest to consider updating your description with whatever you originally planned to say in your tutorial level.
I'm not gonna hit the MLG pro gamer list today..
I've always wanted to be a game developer. I think it's time to finally get started.
I was about to leave the game quite fast per lack of understanding but I decided to stay because I just love space too much (+ the art and vibe you made). Then I figured out you can only move by targeting a direction with right click or target an asteroid to orbit with left click (with a radius orbit kinda being the distance you already are from it). Quite challenging to move around but that's not necessarily a bad thing, I think I actually liked it that way, it just lacks some kind of tutorial really. What is crucially missing for me tho is some kind of consistent sound + graphical feedback telling you that you succeeded in targeting an asteroid and showing which one. (There is a graphical feedback already but it is not always displaying for some reason, maybe a max radius thing?). It is missing sounds feedback for actions, but I don't dislike no sound effects on space events, it makes it more real space for me. Music would be nice too. Last thing: just naming the materials other than A B C but with real materials names that you can actually find on asteroids and use to build stuff in space would make it much more immersive and engaging for me at the cost of a simple three strings fix based on a quick wikipedia search (or fictionally invented!), but I may be pushing the feedback too far here. I don't know. I usually do that when I like something :p
If you make a post jam version please notify me here, I will check my Ludum Dare notifications few days after the results.
I wanted to give elaborate feedback because I liked the game vibe a lot but then I read @zepimppotatoe comment and it is 100% what I had in mind. I will just add it would be even better with a bit more event feedback sounds (for exemple when being hit by a robot). Overall super cool entry, especially knowing you were alone on this project. Really really good work.
Groovy! I didn't manage to win yet but I wanna know what lies beyond the victory, or should I say "beyond orbit"
I fell in love with the bouncing animation. Ofc it is a compo so you probably did the level designs last but if there is a planned post jam version I think the mechanics you created have much more level design potential than what you did (which were already decent, especially with 48h to do everything).
That's a 5 star for fun and audio right there.
We can edit the code! I tried having much more trees..
The robots assets are really cool! the puzzle (level 1 for now, may try next ones later) is well thought and the game mechanic is interesting!
I know I'm more sensible than average but I got a bit motion-sick because of the camera acceleration. Also I would suggest a bit more speed to the robot movement for less (or at least shorter) repetitive tries and error to figure out the puzzle (3D constraint).
Overall a nice concept! I believe it requires talent to design such puzzles and mechanics.
Cool dialogues writing! They are qualitative enough to never break the immersion that I experienced with a hint of humor and even some fourth wall destruction but in a nice dosage.
That's some 5's for the theme and innovation, rest isn't bad either. I have no constructive feedback to provide: this game is just complete.
Whaaaaat, alone in 72h?? This game was sooooo good. (Took some time to beat the boss).
I'm not gonna repeat everything everyone is saying above but just know that I agree with them.
In an attempt to make this comment useful I will just say I would have much prefered the attacks buttons to be something like "I, O, P". It is a bit uncomfortable to have the right hand on "Z,X,C". The absolute best would be a gamepad controller option :p
Go past the job, worth it.
I liked the art! I got confused by the clicking anywhere but when the train is next to what you need mechanic at first but finally understood after a minute.
Nice little totally home made game, respect, never stop :)
Well that's some veeery nice art and sound effects!! I'm impressed, What did you record or use to make the sounds? Oo
That was intense!
I loved the art, and the one button hit puzzle concept is successful. Well done. Some nice ocean style chill music would be perfect.
I guessed from previous comments that it was the end when my little octopus started being way too happy about his treasure :p
It is actually harder than I would have expected! Add a nice music and a scoring and you have it!
The game has a nice look! The movements are very smooth. The little white flag waving in the end was so cute :) What was your pre-plan ? I-m curious :p
A game directed by Michael Bay!
Jokes asides the game is cool. It has a thing, that I can't explain. It's like this game is what went through your mind when you made it, with no consideration for what most people would like or dislike: it looks like you just had fun making it. Might sounds dumb but like I said, can't really explain what I felt.
Oh, now I see why you appreciated our game :p
If you make more difficult stages in a post-jam version please notify me :)
You have made a very cool puzzle game and a nice catch on the theme, I think your game deserves recognition!
Cool game! I have read the comments above and I relate to what people liked too and also agree with their improvement suggestions.
So I will try to bring something new: If you chose the exotic screen ratio because we need to see what is coming in advance while keeping moving that's a nice solution. And I also liked it because it felt like being a movie character. You could also try to have the character not centered but somewhere on the left that would allow you to zoom a bit more on your great pixel arts while keeping the same distance of view toward the right.
Very creative! It was unique experience for me.
Fantastic work. Very polished, the sounds, the voices, the animations, the voxel art. Even tho it kinda fits the theme, the other aspects are so good that theme is actually my worst grade here Oo
Just amazing. I'll continue the levels later got to 2-3 (skipped the 1-4, anyone succeeded?). Just to make my comment useful I will say maybe try to make the instructions ordering with the mouse more comfortable. But everything is well done, that's good grades in all categories. Impressive.
Love it
That was very confusing, but that's a feeling among others I guess :p
Despite the absence of game (or maybe I didnt find it?) I liked the art.
Cool! I got hooked in the story! and it fits the theme pretty well
Just Beautiful
One of the word your supposed to guess was on the tip of my tongue...
For a 72h work I have nothing to say but well done! I felt satisfaction while solving the puzzles. For an eventual future game: maybe replace some of the "repetitive-ish" intermediate levels with more complicated ones in the end (but that's more of a taste thing), and work on the camera and movements a bit, but eh already good overall regardless :)
You liked your game your congratulations, You also did one if you want to know, and give yourself your feedback you are very grateful, this is the link https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/resurrection
- Headphones: check - Full-screen: check - Theme: 5/5 - Other ratings: 1/5
Nice one tho! I laughed when I finally understood x) Also great entry to figure out who among the copy-pasters is not even launching the games (looking at you @etrealjunior).
Confirmed stuck in the loading, I'm saving this page for some days in case you manage to deploy a fix by then ;)
There are not enough games of this sub-genre of platformers (the musical ones) in the world for my taste :p If you didn't already play this game called "140" I suggest you check it out: https://store.steampowered.com/app/242820/140/ Keep up the good work! Please don't give up on this prototype :)
I'm saving this one to re-rate it later after playing with someone else. Meanwhile I have just rated graphics/audio. I have the feeling that my friend and me will enjoy playing it, will see.
I like this, but I didn't understand how to use the green pad, could you explain before I give you ratings? I'm saving this page in my browser ;)
Well done. I enjoyed this mix of light puzzle solving and aim and even reflexes sometimes. Really cool. Nice sprites, nice sound effects. The shooting feels good.
[Bug?] I could never make the long jump so I cheesed this level by finding the perfect angle (placing yourself on the very end of the right edge of the platform).
PS: sorry for posting this here but it is the fifth game in a row that I play with @etrealjunior copy pasted comment. I think it is "fine" to post your link, especially if you're struggling to get ratings (which doesn't seem to be the case but eh), but the copy pasted message... Are you even playing the games? :/ (if not I hope you don't dare to give random or average grades). Furthermore most people already tend to go test the games of the people leaving them feedback anyway. I believe Ludum Dare is not a popularity contest, once you reach 20 ratings the quality of them is what counts not the quantity, take it or leave it. Or maybe I'm just a prick and everyone is fine with such practices.
Cool fun simple and efficient concept. Well done. First thing I would improve? hmmm maybe fixing/changing what it takes so that we don't get stuck to the left wall.
48h... really nice compo game! I was always loosing more money than earning the two first runs then I figured my way out through maxing out work, kitchen and the tribble cage levels. Satisfying experience! I wonder how other players did it :)
I wished I listened when my grandma taught me how to kill those nasty onions. Now I and all my daughters and their daughters are stuck in an ever laying eggs and birth loop. But isn't it the meaning of life anyway after-all?
That's creativity right there! I just loved it. The music is awesome. The sprites are really cool. Great original concept. And to make this comment useful maybe I didn't like the fact that to confirm nest building stages the "input" is to wait, a bit game pace breaking for me I would have preferred an additional input. But maybe in later stages that I didn't take the time to reach yet the waiting mechanic plays out as a difficulty constraint vs the other flying enemies.
Really fun and very creative! On top of all of what people already liked above, which I agree with, I loved the tiny little donut in your character's hand <3
Cool exploring game! Don't have much to add, this game could a tiny bit longer I guess, not even sure. Was fun in this state already. EDIT: also very cool music and sounds!
How many Bas Hoogebooms, and GreenWorms were you to make this?? A masterpiece. I absolutely loved the audio, on top of all the other very good aspects of your game, the audio finished me and triggered goosebumps. The dialogs, the arts, the little details, so good. Just enough fuckery in the "loop solvings" to make you feel the character's struggle but not enough to turn into an annoying gaming experience. Again, bravo.
Nice one! You should commit to update it if not already planned, I could see myself play it later if I know it is somewhat balanced. I was forced to use web navigator full screen mode to see everything. Took some time to understand what was wrong when you get "invalid empire" error the first times but managed to figure it out.
Very well done!
I think you may need to set your game as "public" in itch.io?
That was quite a bit of fun to play! Impressive to see what you managed to create in such a short time frame. I'm sure that your game dev future is bright indeed. :)
Took me a moment to figure out what I had to do but once I got it it got me into a nice flow that wouldn't easily stop me from playing it. If there was some sort of message it was probably lost on me. xD
LD59 — Signal (1)
Téloche by Magalix 2026-04-22T21:48:24Z ♥ 4
Superbe execution du thème, idée originale, mood réussi, dommage qu'on ne tourne pas les potards de la téloche directement (ou même indirectement), il y a une identité artistique, overall stylé. Dédicace à Lulu mon averonnaise complètement tarée