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A jam submission

Fleet of OneView game page

Submitted by gardensandtaverns, Waker0 — 11 hours, 28 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameboy Soul#1643.5784.000
Interpretation of the Secondary Theme#1803.5784.000
Soundtrack/SFX#1933.0193.375
Overall#2063.1753.550
Gameplay#2222.7953.125
Graphics#2522.9073.250

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game match the theme?
Fleet of One is an arcade gallery shooter that takes place out in the terrifyingly empty expanse of space. Players will need to defend against oncoming waves of hostile spacecraft and utilize the drifting salvage that they can harvest from the wake of their destruction to improve their own capabilities against increasingly complex and difficult challenges.

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Comments

Submitted

Nice game really reminds me the old space shooter games

Cool! Reminds me of old star wars games, would love more feedback when I hit enemies! Thanks for making!

Submitted

Very cute, could totally imagine this on the Game Boy back in the day.

Developer

Thanks Bill! Glad you got some retro nostalgia from it!

Submitted

I think there's a bug where the reticle isn't following where the actual aim is. Mainly up and down. Also unsure if the shield is activating.  Music and look feels like gameboy.

Developer

Hey Saito! The reticle is not designed to move up and down, but rather show the endpoint of the projectile. Due to engine limitations, the scripting involved in determining the angle by tile, or even groups of 4 tiles, on the display for a 2-dimensional reticle would have caused significant frame loss. If the game is iterated on in the future, we would likely be exploring different engines to have better tools to circumvent the issue as well as a couple known audio bugs (including the shield activation sfx cue). Glad you found the experience overall retro!