Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → Toadwolf
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 45 | Start with nothing | 👥 | Ships, Sharks and Shanties | jam | 302 | 3.69 | 3.59 | 3.82 | 4.00 | 3.99 | 3.30 | 3.60 |
Beat'em ups are not really my thing. Took me a couple of tries until I finally got more than 3 points. :) Graphics and sound are really cool, a pity time is so short at a game jam. Would have been a plus to have some progression.
This game is awesome! It's like a mixture of Mission Impossible and System Shock - two games in one, amazing! The music is great! Only downside is that it's too f... hard! Got to the fourth hack and had to quit after several tries. Anyway, the game design behind it is really sophisticated, I'm just to clumsy for it.
Very entertaining little puzzle game, no obvious bugs, nice graphics, and quite polished. I only got stuck once in level 7. I was just wondering, from this one playthrough, what the random factor was. Is it only your starting point?
Very good game, makes you want to try over and over. The idea of removing the laser by changing the light creates a lot of room for puzzles, which you explored very well, considering the short time available.
A very nice game, quite contemplative, although the music was a little bit too hectic to really sustain that mood. Unfortunately, I ran into a bug where I bought an E.R. without having a cell to connect to, and I couldn't get rid of it anymore. Apart from that, it's well polished.
As you said already, it's rather unfinished, unfortunately. The story was intriguing, the art style simplistic, but very effective. Having the music playing while walking the church would haven enhanced the mood even further.
A little hectic, but very nice graphics. The AI is simple but effective. It's all there for a good game. I like it it, although I have to admit that I was not hooked.
I've never played a tree simulator before, and it was an interesting experience. The slow start keeps you somewhat from replaying, but if I had more time I would probably give it another try. I liked the fertilizer sound - thumbs up for humor!
Thanks for sharing the info about using RPG maker, @zephilinox ! First, that makes it easier to rate your game fairly, and second, I hadn't known there was such a rich set of free assets on itch.io, so thanks for mentioning it. :-) Having said that, I have to admit that the content of your game really amazed me. Even if you have used some free RPG assets, there's still a ton of content in your game, and a rich game mechanic behind it. So much even that I would have loved to have a possibility to save my progress.