Graphics look rather nice and would work. This movement system however is a mess. Some more snappy movements and this will be a great randomized level dungeon game.
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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Overall fun and playability | #99 | 2.667 | 2.667 |
Ranked from 21 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Theme incorporation
Used this jam to create an engine with scratch. Got caught up in scripting basic elements
Comments
That’s a nice little game on scratch! I really liked sounds, movement and graphics were quite trippy I might say.
I didn’t get that you need to hold a button to move, but it was totally fine when I figured this out. Field of view was disorienting, probably too narrow for such a game, as I ended up just moving in random directions to find a key, punching bad guys :)
But it was fun!
Submitted
Tomb of AeonReally liked combat and art style, movement and punching is pretty unique compared to other entries! It's a shame the game is so short without proper gameplay loop
Still, very solid entry
Submitted
the labyrinth of tzhuglerachI made it to the end! Very interesting game, if a bit short. I'm not super familiar with scratch but I didn't know it was capable of this type of game, so I'm impressed on that alone. The movement was a bit slow but you got used to how it handled after the first floor or so. The punching is very satisfying! Even though it's a bit silly, it just works. This is a neat game and I commend you on it. I hope you keep developing on this as it was fun for the short time it lasted!
Submitted
Escaping the Cosmic AbyssPunching is so satisfying, i just spent 1 minute punchin the air.
Nice art too, really cool!
Submitted
Dungeon's WellThe combat mechanic was really fun and juicy, and the art looks amazing!
Submitted
Void ProtocolHey!
The few levels were actually fun to play. The fighting mechanic is really great and so far unique for me to see. I would really love to play a full crawler with that mechanic. Keep up the good work and maybe actually think about having different attacks like the name Slapsquire suggests XD. Bareknuckle fighting is already great, but slapping would add another fun part to it ^^.
Thanks for submitting!
Submitted
Those Without NamesHey!
The few levels were actually fun to play. The fighting mechanic is really great and so far unique for me to see. I would really love to play a full crawler with that mechanic. Keep up the good work and maybe actually think about having different attacks like the name Slapsquire suggests XD. Bareknuckle fighting is already great, but slapping would add another fun part to it ^^.
Thanks for submitting!
Submitted
Those Without NamesThe movement was a bit wonky, but I loved the artstyle and it was so satisfying to beat the living s**t out of the enemies. I need more of this, with some "real" levels!
Submitted
The Nexus GraveOne of the most satifying fighting mechanics in the jam, coupled with one of the most weird movement mechanics!
I pick up a key, go to a lock.... Punch it. And then I'm somewhere else? So I'm not sure if that's the idea of the game, or whether I'm doing something wrong. Probably the latter!
Anyway, the game was fun to mess around with. The sound was spot on too!
Great job!
Submitted
Crypt HunterReally really liked the flat cartoon look. especially when you fight with the animation. nicely done. Keep up the great work :)
Submitted
BleakHarborGood job! loved the atmosphere, movement was a little weird but loved the general feel
Submitted
Endless DawnLoved the juice on this the movement sticking was a bit weird to get used to. But wasn’t bad after that, but it did match with the whole bounciness of the rest of it.
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At Lands EndI am not completely fan of having to keep the W key pressed to walk and being unable to mash it to walk faster. However it was fun to punch the zombies and I like the cartoony, colorful graphics and the bouncing feel.
Submitted
To death and beyond
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