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Go Godot Jam 2

Hosted by Redefine Gamedev, Jade the Kobold, LucyLavend, John Ivess, Luna Bold · #gogodotjam
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A jam submission

The PackView game page

spirit wolves sure know how to HEAT THINGS UP!
Submitted by spoonsweet (@spoonsweet1) — 1 hour, 30 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Artistic#154.2094.357
Design#183.7263.857
Gameplay#333.3813.500
Overall#453.4233.543
Technical#463.3813.500
Theme#1312.4152.500

Ranked from 14 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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gnomikSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Your pixel art is so gorgeous! I really like how you managed with a limited amount of colors.

It's a great take on the sokoban style and the heat mechanic was very interesting.

Good work!

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The adventure of the small (but nonetheless heroic) bot that blows up mechanical spiders
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago

Thank you so much gnomik! Glad you enjoyed it! I hope to expand on the heat mechanic in the future, heat me up if you have any more ideas!

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khalyninSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Nice puzzle game, was much better than regular sokoban clones and the dialogues and heat mechanic kept it fresh despite the familiarity :)

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The Demilich
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago

Sweet! Mission accomplished then khalynin!
Glad to hear that, hopefully I can improve more on it in the future!

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Valentino_CollazoSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Exellent Game! The story gets you to want to know more, and gives a reason to play through the puzzles. Very polished, good mechanichs, and wolf/foxes in a box! the only thing is that while keeping the boxes moving in a grid, i would trigger the move on the first contact 

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Photon's Journey
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago

Thank you Valentino_Collazo! You gave valuable feedback and offered ways for me to improve!
I am still adamant regarding the pushing mechanic, as I want the player to be forced to push each time and feel the effort of their actions. It also helps on preventing accidental pushes in later puzzles I find. 

Thanks again!

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jetpackgoneSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Nice pixel art, especially the characters!

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Hamster Energy Co
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago(+1)

Thank you Jetpackgone! I love your cute hamsters and the design of the bowls and wheels!

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Mama Makes GamesSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Could it be...cake? Very fun game! I enjoyed how smoothly it ran and the way we had a little story as we played! Nice! 💞

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BRIMO
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago(+1)

haha thanks Mama Makes Games!
Tried to have some balance between the story and gameplay. Implementing Dialogic was such a liberating choice!

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DevIntSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Such a charismatic character is Pistachio

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Blood & Iron
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago (1 edit)

You know it.

Here is a collectible you've unlocked XD



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trueSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

very cool art and nice mechanics. i would expect to push the boxes when i'm already moving towards it tho

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Recharge!
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago

Thanks true!

That was something I was debating to be honest, but found the grid system much simpler to communicate through gameplay and keeping true to the original sokoban puzzles. I also find after a few tries you get the sense of the mechanic, tapping the arrow key when pushing, that also gives the player the sense of action and effort of pushing.

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trueSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

well, that's true, i guess i wasn't looking at it that way

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PixelMetalWolfSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Cool puzzle adventure ( no pun intended :p )

Your artstyle is really nice, and i like the limited palette choice, the music also felt quite fitting with the cold theme of the environement. 

The wolf "soul projection" when you take a nap on the warm pads is a fun mechanic also :D
and i like how you explain the controls within the game for the restart and sleep actions.

If i had to nitpick i'd say the main issue i encountered is that sometimes the character gets a bit stuck while trying to fit through a 1 block large space, but other than that i didn't have any problem.

Good job :)

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Point Zero Knight
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago(+1)

Hey pixelmetalwolf! Nice to see you again!
Glad you enjoyed the game and the choices I made! I hope to release a devlog soon, I'll let you know if that happens.

Thanks for pointing that out! It would have been an easy fix that wouldn't annoy players if I just changed the collision shape to a circle instead of a square as it is now... I'll fix it, thanks!

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PixelMetalWolfSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

No problem Spoonsweet, always nice to come across devs from past jams and see the latest game :)

Yeah it wasn't a huge issue tbh, but nice that you already thought of a fix, i'll check my feed post jam (which i should do more often cause i miss a lot of stuff O_o )

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Sander VanhoveSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Great work Spoonsweet! Lovely art, lovely mechanics 🤗

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Light Them Up (GoGodot Jam 2)
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spoonsweetDeveloper2 years ago(+1)

hey Sander! 

Thank you so much for dropping by! 

Still experimenting with them, really happy with the icy ravines that break. Added a sense of doom I think.

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