Curious what everybody's favorite game they got to work on was! Comment below :)

My personal favorite was Bouy: https://keveatscheese.itch.io/bouy. It was awesome to see so many people pick up where I left off and really take it to the next level. I've linked all the final versions in the project description. Big thanks to all developers. It came a long way from the buoyancy physics playground. 

On a separate topic, I'm going to plug my own game now. Sorry.

Ahem.

Now that the jam is over I'm going to return to developing my main project Haunt: https://keveatscheese.itch.io/haunt

You should read about it with the link and if it sounds interesting please join the discord! I'm hoping to finish the playtesting demo next month and I would love to have some people to which I could give an early demo and receive your feedback :)

Sorry again for the bait and switch(not too sorry but still a little bit sorry)

For me it's been paradriver, It was Just so much fun to playtest that thing that i ended up playtesting 80% of the time.

The meccanics were simple, jet hard to make as satisfying as i wanted.

My second favorite game to work on was this: https://oktopus888.itch.io/ptgc-2023-day6-whack-a-keyboard

I worked on this with a friend and my dad on day 5 and we steered the direction pretty far off the beaten path, however, the day 6 version has an issue with the resolution which I'd imagine puts a lot of people off of playing it(especially with the other very cool adaptations of the typing game.) I'd encourage anyone to go try the version linked above though. It looks a little janky but it's still totally playable. 

for me probably stacker, by the time I thoiched it the mechanics were solid so it was a really chill day of polishing and adding cosmetic features,

my best work was probably heaven must fall and I'm sad everyone took the boring taxi version to work on instead :D

Definitely Drift King it was awesome to be a part of that chain of games and see it go from a basic prototype to a nicer looking prototype then to an actual game where you have to survive cars then someone added drifting and then for the finally a dude added multiplayer which is CRAZY.

That's a very easy answer for me since I only had time on Saturday and therefore only worked on one game: ParaDiver! :) It really was a lot if fun, though and I'm quite proud with my work on it 😁

Sheep herder for me. It was so much fun to work on day 4.

I liked working on Bouy as well. I enjoyed moving it into a direction and giving it character, making music for it and adding VFX. Also learned a lot of new stuff during it. I also enjoyed seeing the different additions people made for it. Big thanks to everyone working on it or giving feedback.  I also worked on a branch of pizzaed, but that project seemed to already have a lot to it, and some things seemed a bit too complex for me to understand that quickly. But i definitely learned a lot about 2D particle systems this Jam :)

I really liked doing cave crunch (day 3) because I really started exploring with pixel art that day. I also enjoyed hex dungeon (day 6). I learned so much from it, but I also had a lot more that I wanted to add