Glad you liked the look, even though it doesn’t look GB authentic.

To be honest, we were not worried at all about making the game look like it could be run on GB hardware. This old console style vs new technology feeling was intentional.

We actually tried to tilt the stage instead of rolling the ball and some slight camera adjustments when moving, but none were feeling good and we just kept it the way that felt better. Due to the time, we had to keep moving on to other features.

Glad you liked it! ^^

Yeah, changing stages is not a very good experience, sorry about that. Unity makes it easy to replace scenes, but there is no transition logic builtin, so due to the time we ended up not making it =/

Thanks, glad you liked it! =D

We actually tried to tilt the stage instead of just moving the player, but it wasn’t feeling right at all, so we ended up rolling with just rolling xD

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! /ᐠ｡ ᳕｡ᐟ\

Thanks, I’m glad you had a good time! =D

It actually looked better while developing, because the lighting was more accurate. Probably tweaking the web player configs would have remediated this. We made the final build minutes before submission ended, so…

Did you manage to get all 44 fish?

Glad you liked it! ^^

It was really fun exploring this mixture of old console vs new technologies feeling, even if it is not GB authentic. No regrets =P

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it! =D

Did you manage to get all 44 fish?

Thanks! ^^

We knew it wouldn’t exactly look authentic GB, but couldn’t resist making it like this. It was a really interesting experience =D

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it! ^^

Yeah, it is not accurate GB, but it was a really interesting concept to explore and we just couldn’t resist xD

Thanks! ^^ It was a very interesting game to make!

The lighting looked better while developing than in the web build, probably changing something in the export configs would remediate this. The collectibles are actually 3D models, but not affected by the lights. We probably could do the same with the kitten, but due to the time we ended up overlooking this.

We also tried to tilt the world instead of just moving the ball, but it didn’t turn out well, and again due to the time we just rolled with just rolling =P

Thanks, glad you had a good time! =D

Nice score, 34/44 is about 77% completion!

We tried some movement and camera implementations, even tilting the world instead of rolling the ball, but none of them were perfect and we just went with the one that felt better, so we could continue to the other features.

I’m glad you enjoyed it! ^^

The first thing I thought when they invited me to join the jam was “how would a 3D scene look like GB style?”. One prototype later we decided we would make it 3D xD

Thanks, glad you liked it! ^^

Thanks, glad you had a good time! ^^

I got the game theme stuck in my head for some time after the jam, our sound designer is awesome! xD

We wanted to have a level selector and persistent score history, but because of the time limit we ended up not implementing it.

Nice score! 31/44 is about 70% completion =]

/ᐠ｡ ᳕｡ᐟ\ Meow, that’s right!

Thanks, glad you liked it! ^^

The first thing I thought when they invited me to join the jam was “how would a 3D scene look like GB style?” xD

Siiiiim nós somos!! 
Muito obrigado pelo apoio Baggie, o jogo de vocês ficaram ótimo também!
Vamos se apoiar nessa cena de desenvolvedores brasileiros 😊

Glad you had a good time!

From the beginning we wanted to have this speedrun feeling, the gameplay was such a perfect fit for it =D

Ideally it would have a stage selector and persistent time history or online scoreboard, maybe next jam =P

Glad you liked it!

I was also surprised and in love with the “READY? GO!” sfx when our sound designer sent us the file to put in the game xD

I’m glad you liked it! /ᐠ｡ ᳕｡ᐟ\ meow