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Godot Wild Jam #38

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Submitted by juniper (@juniper_dusk) — 19 minutes, 12 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#43.9413.941
Graphics#124.1184.118
Originality#203.6473.647
Accessibility#222.9412.941
Overall#223.3363.336
Controls#293.0003.000
Fun#303.0003.000
Theme#502.7062.706

Ranked from 17 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
3.3

Wildcards Used
No Dialogue

Game Description
You have to craft repairs for the nav beacons by scavenging, extracting, and crafting parts.

How does your game tie into the theme?
Based around recycling and maintaining, in the distant future.

Source
Most of it no, but I'll publish a tutorial for the crafting system after a bit of a refactor

Discord Username
atvi#1002, juniper#9214

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
First time

Participation Level across all Jams
Jam #3 (solo) for juniper, #2 for atvi

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GameDev_byHobbySubmitted3 years ago(+1)

The visuals look great. I quite like the little light effect. For some suggestions, I'd like some quick switch for items from one inventory to the next and some description of the items. The music and sounds were great as well. Really liked it

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Dyson Sphere Corp.
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ScoutingNateSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

I love the aesthetic of the game, it feels lovely to play though I struggled to figure out what I had to do... also I got stuck on a crafting screen without knowing how to exit.

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Solar Panel Protector
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A_SandwichSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

I like the feel/world of the game. Great work with the music and art!

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Robo Harvest
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WekepepewSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

I really like inventory based games so I was exited when I saw multiple screens :D

I could see this being more than a jam game. The amount of dragging is too much for me, but that could be fixed with some time.

I also crashed the game whilst crafting

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Solar Punk
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juniperDeveloper3 years ago

Haha yeah I've been making some quality of life improvements on my local build, will have to wait until after the jam to upload them though. The biggest one is shift click to move between inventories.

Also made a couple bug fixes, so this could already have been done, but do you remember how you crashed it?

Either way, thanks for playing!

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WekepepewSubmitted3 years ago

Nice!

Let me think, I put in the raw ores extracted a big grey piece and a small grey piece. I crafted both of those into their output parts (both still grey) and then I tried crafting with those 2... So a big grey bar and a small one.

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LoExperienceSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Love the art style and how the sprites are animated. I found it a little bit confusing at the start but was good once I figured out what I needed to do. The music also suit the overall style very well. Can see this being developed into a fuller game! Well done!

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The Search For Utopia
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angelalb3 years ago(+1)

I love crafting games, it was nice to see one among all the platformers and puzzles ;)

The guessing game of the recipes was fun, but there's a couple usability things I'd try to improve:

1)  I was a bit lost at the beginning because there was no indication I had to run around to look for materials... maybe if there was a rock within view of the starting screen it'd be easier to realize?

2) The dragging was a bit... painful. I so wished you'd implemented the "double click to move change inventory" feature...

Otherwise, nice game!

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