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A jam submission

LULD - Love up, love downView game page

a short retro style queer platform rom-com

Submitted by StenoArtico — 5 days, 22 hours before the deadline

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Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
IDEA \| Was this game innovative, or did it use interesting mechanics?	#14	3.857	3.857
MOOD \| Did this game have atmosphere, or did it make you feel something?	#27	3.571	3.571
Overall	#37	3.286	3.286
FUN \| Was this game satisfying to play or did it bring you joy?	#38	3.286	3.286
VISUALS \| Did this game have nice graphics, art or design?	#50	3.143	3.143
AUDIO \| Did this game have great music or sound design?	#54	2.571	2.571

Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Judge feedback

Judge feedback is anonymous.

PROS: Concept is very cool, and a great mechanic. Worth you working on this more.
CONS: Controls are difficult and need work. Game is a little too hard initially. Tutorial of some kind would be good.

How long has this Project been going?
The first character, Rocco Billy, was born in winter 2016, protagonist of the never developed game "Broccoli from outer space". I used him again in another never developed game: "Rocco Billy Rumorista". The second one, Jack Lumber, was born in summer 2017 for an almost developed game which maybe will be someday published, called "Cut & Plant" . I then put them together in another undeveloped project called "Honeyquest". After some changing, it became this game which I finished in a couple of week of work.

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Daniel "MontyOnTheRun" MonteiroSubmitted6 years ago

Hah! I loved it!

Plays quite well and it's very innovative! Congratulations!

(c'mon, you knew this was coming)

Submitted

Dungeons of Noudar 3D

StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago

Thanks! XD

Gumball StudiosSubmitted6 years ago

The Rocco level was a lot of fun but I couldn't figure out the Jack level. I couldn't consistently chop down trees. Sometimes they dropped in one chop other times it seemed to take 5 or 6.

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StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago (2 edits)

Thanks very much!! For the Jack level... it's weird. I have no idea. Maybe the chopping was too much far away from the trees.

Madiber6 years ago

Well done, BRO!

HyperagonSubmitted6 years ago

That was an interesting concept. Took me longer than it should have to realize each whistle cost 1 heart (of which you start with 1) though.

Submitted

Star Juggler (LOWREZJAM, FFSJam)

StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago

Thanks!

Second Dimension GamesHostSubmitted6 years ago

Great result for your first project, and I love the idea! You should work on this more, it needs some balancing I think, controls and difficulty need a bit of work.

StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago

Thanks! The balancing is definitely something I'll work out.

Alex SlavskiSubmitted6 years ago

Great pixel art, although I would have liked it a bit more if it was brighter. And the game is indeed pretty hard. Oh a scippable intro would also be cool.

Submitted

Gravity Neon Rush

StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago

Thanks a lot! I'm happy that you liked the art. The difficulty problem is something I'll manage as soon as possible. The intro is skippable pressing the left or right arrow

Alex SlavskiSubmitted6 years ago

Ah, that's it. Add space and Esc to this list, as they are much more intuitive.

finnpJam JudgeSubmitted6 years ago

I loved the pixel art of the dudes! The game in itself was a bit too difficult for myself :O

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Treasure Parrot

StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago(+1)

Thanks!! It's my first serious project so probably is not a well balanced game at all. I hope to do better in the future

Alex SlavskiSubmitted6 years ago

I would say that it is not actually too hard, but has some major difficulty spikes.

StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago

Yeah, probably it would be better spread the difficulty on more levels. The problem is that the free version of construct 2, the program I used, has a lot of restrictions. I reached the limit with the two levels I published.

Alex SlavskiSubmitted6 years ago

Check out Unity. I was on GMS 2 just a month ago, but then decided to give Unity a go. It turned out to be MUCH better in everything!

StenoArticoDeveloper6 years ago

Yeah, I know. I'm beginning to use it for my next project