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Ebitengine Game Jam 2025

Hosted by Siôn le Roux, Hajime Hoshi · #EbitengineGameJam
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A jam submission

Old BoysView game page

ebitengine game jam 2025
Submitted by arsyilaDev (@arsyilaDev) — 3 days, 4 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#14.2004.200
Graphics#53.6003.600
Gameplay#53.5003.500
Overall#63.4203.420
Innovation#82.5002.500
Theme interpretation#83.3003.300

Ranked from 10 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Source code repository URL
https://github.com/rizalmf/old-boys

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MikelangelonSubmitted53 days ago

Fun and to the point. The audio and sync was perfectly done. I would like to check how all was done, pretty impressive!
My only con to say is that it was short! I would love for more songs!

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Unibun
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TemidaradevSubmitted55 days ago

Really fun game, I loved it. When you start to miss too much beats, sound corruption is really good, and when you start not to miss beat again, recovery sounds really good.

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Fight For Union
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rocketnineSubmitted63 days ago

Fun game. Big fan of rhythm games and this delivers. The synchronization works well and everything runs smoothly. Nice work.

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Joint Force
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thanhfphanSubmitted63 days ago (1 edit)

Love the music and graphics!!! Did you draw the art yourself?

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Food Cards
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arsyilaDevDeveloper63 days ago(+1)

I do. I used libresprite and krita

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BossRighteousSubmitted64 days ago

I was impressed by the real-time soundtrack feedback during gameplay. I also enjoyed the art style, it reminded me of flash gaming. As the song progressed I wasn't quite sure if there was an end or a score being tracked but was happy to find both :) I think it delivered well on the intended gameplay loop
Thanks for sharing!

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Hazard Pay
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arsyilaDevDeveloper63 days ago

Thanks!

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aidancoco@gmail.com65 days ago(+1)

this made me feel a lil something and that was nice 

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arsyilaDevDeveloper64 days ago

Thanks for playing :)

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LoïgSubmitted65 days ago

Nice game. I did 21750.

I will certainly have a look at your code as I am curious to know how you managed to synchronize sound and inputs (it was quite accurate, at least on my computer).

I would have loved to have more return on the score while playing. Also, I would have liked to have more complex rhythms: at the moment it is mostly press a button on each beat.

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On est là !
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arsyilaDevDeveloper65 days ago

Thanks for playing!. The trick I did was recording the buttons I assigned and saving them to a list along with the time tick, while the song played in the game and then save it to json file. I also used time.Time to replace the default TPS so the tempo calculation stays consistent.

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