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Entry for GameDev Jam 2024
Submitted by Opus Magno — 20 hours, 29 minutes before the deadline
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CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Music#7521.5124.000
Sound#8771.1343.000
Fun#9081.5124.000
Aesthetics#9441.5124.000
Mechanics#9641.1343.000
Theme#9771.1343.000
Overall#9801.1343.000
Story#9830.7562.000

Ranked from 1 rating. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How many people worked on this game in total?
1

Did you use any existing assets? If so, list them below.
Only free assets downloaded through OpenGameArt.org/itch.io, Information in-game as well: Sprites - Free Trap Platformer - BDragon1727 Sprites - Kings and Pigs - Pixel Frog Sprites - Kutejnikov Font - Arcade Classic - Jakob Fischer Sound Effects - Little Robot Sound Factory - www.littlerobotsoundfactory.com Sound Effects - Iwan 'qubodup' Gabovitch - qubodup@gmail.com/qubodup.net Sound Effects - yd - CC0 Sound Effects - dklon Sound Effects - CGEffex - http://freesound.org/people/CGEffex/sounds/98341/ Music - Beau Buckley

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crazyhoundgamedesignSubmitted189 days ago

Just had a look at your game.

It's a nice little 2D action platformer.  While I can see you used a lot of premade artwork, the game design was well executed in my opinion and animations and transitions were smooth.

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Opus MagnoDeveloper182 days ago

Hey there crazyhoundgamedesign!

Thanks for your kind words and for playing the initial draft :)

Indeed my aim was to smooth things out the most, specially to get a grasp on Godot & GDScript and not waste too much time with assets right now. Found this awesome asset pack by PixelFrog and went with it. 😁

Work has been crazy this last couple of weeks that only now I had some time to look at my e-mails and play your submission. Interesting concept to have it been based on a real event, I could feel through the text after my tries. Found the color pallete to be pleasant and balanced as well, for a initial prototipe.

Keep up the good work and have an awesome week!🍻

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crazyhoundgamedesignSubmitted182 days ago(+1)

thanks for the response.

I'm only just starting out with making and publishing games.  While there are things I'd like to improve in my game, it's about as much as I can do for now (I've been learning a bit of 3D lately but still a bit clueless on implementing more complex mechanics).

I'm trying to keep to doing as much of the work muself as I can which is why I went for a simpler game, to allow me to do the artwork and most of the sound myself during the jam.

I'm glad you enjoyed looking at it.

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Opus MagnoDeveloper181 days ago

Sure did!

Although it's my very first try at games as well, I've been around playing and programming for quite some time.

If I can offer you my 5 cents, start with a plain 2D, grasp the concepts, create, make mistakes, debug, laugh, cry, start all over again. The most important part of it all - of LIFE itself, to be fair - is to learn things while enjoying the ride. 3D is just an added extra dimension, same concepts and fancier assets; if you have a solid 2D grasp, it'll be a breeze to jump to it in the future.

As a personal side project I'm also studying pixel-art. Been a fan since the 80s and having a blast :)

Started following your profile, I'd like very much to see its development.

Have an awesome week!🍻

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