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A jam submission

A Bunny GameView game page

It's a game about a bunny who discovers the truth behind the princess's kidnapping .
Submitted by SpaceMore (@SpaceMoreDev) — 1 hour, 10 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun#202.8583.500
Graphics#222.9603.625
Controls#222.5523.125
Overall#282.3642.896
Audio#301.8372.250
Originality#312.0412.500
Theme#321.9392.375

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

Godot Version
3.2.1

Source
No.

Game Description
It's a game about a bunny who discovers the truth behind the princess's kidnapping

Discord Username
SpaceMarco #8068

Participation Level
Yes, this is my first Godot Wild Jam

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

I really like this, the movement mechanics are super fun. The story is a little weird though. I gave up at the asteroid section in the void because I kept dying and there's no checkpoint there so it sucked walking all the way back.

Developer

thank you for your comment! 

I will fix the game's issues and re-upload it very soon  :) 

(1 edit) (+1)

Double jumping in time makes it sound like "RED ALERT! RED ALERT!" sirens.

I would think the score would be a bit more meaningful -- time based or reset/lose value when you die. You could call it something else (like a carrots collected meter) then it would be fine for the completionist (By the way, I got 600pts).

The easter egg at the top was fun to receive.

Submitted(+1)

I really liked the fever dream of a story, but the rock jumping was quite tricky for me, especially with a long run down a corridor back to it each time.

Submitted(+2)

Linux and OSX version would be neat

Submitted

Yeah, I thought making it available on all 3 platforms (even if that's just by doing an html version) was a requirement of the jam?