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A jam submission

Crumble QuestView project page

A little woodland creature on a quest for mother
Submitted by panickyintheuk — 1 day, 15 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity: Does the game include something unexpected or interesting?#723.3203.833
Theme: Does this game represent the theme well?#1223.3203.833
Fun: Is the game enjoyable or satisfying to play?#1322.8873.333
Cozy: Does the game you feel cozy?#1383.0313.500
Aesthetics: Does this game have aesthetically pleasing artwork or polish?#1643.0313.500
Overall: Is the game objectively good?#1662.7423.167

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted(+1)

Had to play alone...and you have no idea how many times I rolled a 1.  I made it to the end with 1 sunshine token (in my case...a pretzel).  Got a lucky 6 at the very end :D

This was fun and unexpected.  I never would have thought to submit a board game.  Really cool.

Submitted(+1)

I should have seen your '#Physical games' tag!

Submitted(+2)

Well, I wasn't expecting a table top game entry for the Jam!  Was shocked to see a .pdf after downloading.

Luck for me, I have some dice.  Almost made it my first playthrough, but ended up taking a dive into a leaf pile I just couldn't pass up.  Second try, made it barely.

Game design all fits together nicely with great documentation.  Instead of always having your special move add+1, perhaps rolling for odd or evens could determine if your special move worked or not.

Really nice artwork.

Very creative and unexpected submission.  Great work!

Developer

Thanks so much! I really appreciate the feedback on the mechanism; I changed it pretty late in the day as I felt my original approach was too easy, but I never really cracked how the special move should work (it's pretty much entirely for flavour as is, which is fine but it could definitely be more interesting)--I like your idea a lot. This is my first physical game, so I'm still learning! Thanks again for the comment and thoughts.

Submitted (1 edit)

Nice idea with the special move (rolling again to see if it works).  I just assumed I could only use it once...so that's how I did it