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A jam submission

PogoBijouxView game page

A game about liminal spaces, anemoia, and loneliness
Submitted by MCL Software — 2 days, 23 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
90's#332.1823.333
Most improved#341.9643.000
Overall#361.6732.556
Fun#400.8731.333

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Link to pre-jam game
http://mcl.cal24.pl/artykuly/pb32sc22.htm

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Submitted

When I start after pressing enter the game goes to a grey screen with no sound. I'm on Windows 10, do you know what might be the issue?

Developer (1 edit) (+1)

Which level are you trying to go to? Some levels are still Work-In-Progress. I will try to release a patch in the 9 or 10 hours that would add actual level progression and new levels.


EDIT: It might take a bit longer than 9 or 10 hours, hold tight!

Submitted

I actually figured out what the issue was, it turns out you can't launch the game in the itch.io app because it won't launch the debug window, so pressing enter on the game window doesn't load a level. But if you open it from a file explorer it works, and all the levels worked fine for me! However, I had a bit of a hard time moving the camera to a middle point vertically on the screen because the slightest tap would move it straight up or down. Otherwise it had great music and a cool feel! Here's a link to the stream clip where I played it: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1494126580

Developer

The camera movement issue is caused by your CPU being too fast. All the other movement multipliers are multiplied by the frame delta time (so that the movement speed is the same on all CPUs), but I forgot to the same for the vertical camera multipliers, I just uploaded version 0.9.2, which contains a fix. I also noticed you were using v0.9.0 in the video, even though the latest version at the time of recording was v0.9.1.