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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | Co | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | 23 | Tiny World | Dave is in a Fish Tank | compo | 237 | 3.31 | 3.19 | 3.87 | 3.31 | 2.85 | 2.40 | 3.63 | 3.00 | 100 |
You seem to have meshed the two most common type of games in this comp - feeding frenzy type games and platformer-where-you-walk-around-the-world type games. Except without any real challenge. Still. I had fun.
Your "web" version is a little misleading, as that usually implies that it is cross-platform. In fact the web version is only windows.
Nice game although a very simple concept.
Nice idea, could be a bit "ghetto" in places though.
This is extremely rough man... surely it wouldn't have taken more than five minutes to make some sort of retry? Interesting physics, good start, but I was hoping for a bit more.
Decent visuals/sound but the gameplay is a little plain.
Lol invaderJim, you best be trolling.
This is what I like to see in a Ludum Dare game. Totally unlike anything I have ever conceived, fun to play and slightly mad. YES
I think you should have had less levels. The pacing is WAAY too slow, the early levels are tedious at best. So that's just a game design flaw.
But congratulations, you should be proud of making your first game. And the later levels do get more interesting.
In a way it's a shame that this is an even simpler version of an extremely simple game. But I like helicopter so much this is still fun.
It was fun, but a simple feeding frenzy clone with no real difficulty.
Good job on making a 3d game with decent gameplay and everything.
Hard to do because there's not much strategy involved. But I liked the destructive terrain.
Nice concept, I like these simple-controls bullet-hell type games. Very minimalist.
Nice idea, if a little a safe. Strange controls.
Reminds me of a certain other God game, Sandbox of God. Funny. Bit buggy and short though.
Kinda simple, "seen it all before" gameplay. But well executed regardless.
Good effort, although it is kind of basically Lemmings. I forgive you though.
Not much to do. Would have been nice if you expanded on the gameplay a little bit.
Character reminds me of the rabbit dude from Donnie Darko for some reason. I liked the mood and stuff.
Could have been more of a reward at the end. The death collision were a bit annoying sometimes. There could have been more variety of obstacles.
Nice art style. Unfortunately there's quite a few games like this given the theme, but the "run-up" mechanic is fairly original.
Nice idea, simple puzzle gameplay. Theme could have been more prominent, I didn't see much in terms of "tiny world". Music was... overdramatic? Oh well. It was fun to play, regardless.
Amusing, got difficult very very quickly but I like the presentation and the novelty of mispelling words.
Sorry, I won't rate due to the issues you're having.
Haha, well I've seen this type of game before, but the use of theme is pretty hilarious.
Haha, brilliant.
The animation IS SO SLOW. Either that or I couldn't figure out how to play. So I can't rate, sorry.
This is very odd. The gameplay is there, I suppose, but in the oddest scenario ever.
Really nice concept and graphics, but I wasn't as excited about the gameplay, animation or interaction. Still, this is an excellent prototype with which to make something great.
Hey man this was a fun little game, the overall concept was a little safe but it was still enjoyable.
Hey Tronster, remember me? xD Fun little puzzle game you've got here, great presentation too.
It was short but a very charming game all the same. I appreciate what you were trying to do here.
You're collisions/gameplay didn't quite do the awesome graphics justice.
This was hilarious, no idea about the actual game, but I loled.
I really like the visuals and setting, you obviously put alot of time into looks here. I found the main character a little dissappointing though, and I'm not sure I understand the controls - maybe it went over my head. Great job!
Many have asked, "when it comes to graphics resolution in my game, how low is too low?" This game attempts to answer that question by diving into depths of low resolution never before ventured. Even in the 60s, they were less hipster indie. Bravo.
I wasn't too amused at having to make an account. But I guess it made a nice to change to usual type of games.
Given the timeframe this is very impressive.
Kind of simple, but it looks great and it plays great.
I've played a couple of game like this (with the exact same food/material house/factory/farm mechanic) for this Ludum Dare. Good execution though.
Cute little game. He's a stubborn so-and-so, that blue circle.
This is probably one of the more finished feeling games I've played so far. Everything is very well presented and functional. I guess if you're going to be polishing up, you might focus on the graphics. They're certainly passable, but not quite the "iPhone" quality the rest of the game lives up to you. I also have a slight quibble about the collectible stars... somehow they felt unnecessary seemed to slow the pacing down considerably, but I still agree that there should be some kind of collectible. Perhaps if the stars tended to appear in the space in between planets rather than tending on the surface of the planets themselves, that would be an improvement.
Great gameplay mechanic, now you just need to expand on this and you've got a great game.
SMAAAAASH
Kind of basic, but what it does it does well.
Nice idea, would have been nice to be able to rotate the view of the island, in some way, perhaps integrated into the controls.
Finally, another original idea. I was beginning to lose hope.
Simple game, but I like the whole mood.
Kind of a bit basic, but I get what you were trying to do and it looks like a good a startpoint.
On the basic side gameplay wise, but I love these flying-bird platformer games. And you took an interesting spin on the theme.
This game is the most refreshing and complete-feeling I've played so far. Really, good job on this one.
Liked everything except the gameplay itself. But I forgive you, just for the whole mood of it.
Not much to say. A basic roguelike. Good effort.
The world and setting was nice, the gameplay itself could have been more involved.
@thristhart The primary goal is just scoremongering. There is an endgame as well - getting a rocket and then fueling it with items. But I made that extremely hard to do. If anyone actually does it I will be amazed.
@YMM I noticed the unpredictability. I wish I thought to add a visual aid.
@Nocturne Yeah definitely, the randomness is something I was sitting around thinking "I should probably fix that". It would have been an easy fix too, just never got round to it in the 48 hours.
@MadGnomeGamer I'm afraid random deaths might be the case... that's the flaw in such a small timeframe to make a game I guess. Are we allowed to fix bugs?
Really glad to hear you enjoyed it - that is the point of it, after all.
It isn't supposed to electrocute him, no... but obviously the bug is caused by something and that's a possibility. I haven't looked for it yet.
This is one of my favourites so far. I mean, the concept itself is a little safe, but just the fact you can execute it in the way you have is impressive.
That was fun, not much to it, but fun.
Loving the original gameplay. This was strangely eerie and disturbing. =S
While the presentation, physics and overall idea are good, the controls and ui are annoying.
Fun game, if a little over-simple.
This was unintentionally creepy... interesting implementation of the feeding frenzy mechanic, just needs some actual challenge now.
Amusing. Bit of a one-trick pony, but I enjoyed playing.
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Marry me, toaster.
I'll probably play the game at some point too.
I'm still waiting to hear back from my proposal. I am heartbroken. We're made for each other.
Anyway I liked the graphics and story and stuff. Bit barebones, hoping there would be a bit more to the gameplay than there was. But I still love you.