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Game Maker's Toolkit Jam 2018

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A Turn-based RPG with no enemies. What is there to hit? Each other.
Submitted by LegitimateJohn — 12 minutes, 19 seconds before the deadline
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CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Design#8821.4431.667

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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M,SARHANSubmitted5 years ago

even it'snot finished i will give you a rating for your hard work i think this is fair and i love to see it finished after the jam ends.

you can check my entry if you pleased it will be very nice to rate and leave a feedback. 

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Zombie Rush
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Shishcabub5 years ago

I was intrigued by the premise of this game, however, I didn't feel as though I was accomplishing anything by beating up my team mates. Is the game meant to be multiplayer? Are we only beating each other up because there's no one else? Objectives are important, no matter how simple.

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LegitimateJohnDeveloper5 years ago

There was supposed to be more to it. I had this whole dynamic set up. but as the deadline drew nearer, the bugs became more of a problem, and couldn't be fixed in time. There definitely was a defined objective, specifically to survive a certain number of turns, with a specific environmental hazard, but it's too bad i couldn't get it working.

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Shishcabub5 years ago

A shame to see this game only half-finished. If you don't mind my suggestion; I could of seen this game become a great RPG style Puzzler. I'm certain time and effort will turn will improve this game tremendously.

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LegitimateJohnDeveloper5 years ago (2 edits)

Thanks for the motivation. Despite the failure on my part, it was a great experience. I might go back to this idea, but I can see all the mistakes in my execution now, so I'd probably start over from scratch instead of building from this specific code base.

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