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Godot Wild Jam #53

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A jam submission

Potion BrewsterView game page

Perfect the potion brew through trial and error
Submitted by DevDev — 6 hours, 16 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme#393.8893.889
Originality#563.6113.611
Graphics#633.5003.500
Overall#713.0953.095
Audio#802.8892.889
Accessibility#842.5562.556
Controls#1012.6672.667
Fun#1142.5562.556

Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
3.5

Wildcards Used
FOUR COLOR LIMIT

Game Description
Assemble various potions through this refined brewing method.

How does your game tie into the theme?
You assemble ingredients together to make potions.

Source(s)
N/A

Discord Username(s)
SleepyCasual#3096

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
3

My game has an export for Linux, Windows, & Mac and/or is playable through HTML5

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HiroSubmitted1 year ago

Short, fun little game with some very nice pixel art! I love the sound effects you have here!

The mixing bit is a little difficult to understand. It would be nice to some visual feedback that you are mixing the pot instead of just the audio cue after a few seconds of mixing has happened.

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The First Martians
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago

heard. was planning for that but sadly, I ran out of time. Thanks for playing though.

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bitwise-aidenSubmitted1 year ago

Nice entry! The UI and art style were super cool. I really like the aesthetic a lot. Was fun to put together a bunch of ingredients to see what I got. Keep it up :D

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Assembik's Ruquired
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goodguyplayerSubmitted1 year ago

Cute idea but feels like it takes a long time for the potions to properly mix, even with the mouse control. And with the tip in the main page. Art looks good.

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Super cyber world under attack by a massive virus that wants to take over all bases!
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2coderokSubmitted1 year ago

I like the idea and visual style.

The menu and tab organization is really cool!

Some tutorial would definitely help.

Also you might think of putting limits/boundaries on the cauldron, so you can move out the stick only in a single direction - up.

Otherwise interesting concept.

Good job!

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My Turing Friend
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hexadecimalwtfSubmitted1 year ago

Fun little idea but I was struggling to make anything. The overmixing was funny though and didn't expect that. I like the colors but the left side of the screen is dark and some of the ingredients blend in with it. The tabs were a bit clunky to click on but I liked the font choices!

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Solar System Assembly
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago

Thank you for the feedback. I guess I over estimated the players here. perhaps a good tutorial is in need in these type of games. Thank you for playing.

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KaishidoSubmitted1 year ago

Interesting take on the potion brewing. The tab idea is cool to unclutter the screen, but a little more imagery goes a long way! The explanations for the concepts could've been better! However, the "hands-on" approach to the process is very cool, which is the strong point of your game. Well done!

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Mech GYVR
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

yes, a tutorial potion would have been a great way to introduce the player into the game.  Thanks for playing anyway.

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AtomicAntSubmitted1 year ago

Cool game, I liked the concept of assembling ingredients together and then having to mix it with your mouse! Some things that would make this game better is more feedback so you know what is in the cauldron and if you are stirring the ingredients. Some other suggestions I have is putting pictures of the items and also making it so you can also drag them into the world which would make the game feel better

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Dungeon Assembly
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

Thank you for playing, it seems that I do need to create more feedback. Like certain particle effect hovering  above the cauldron so you know what's in it. That might have been lovely to see. As for the mixing, there should be a sound that plays when a whole mixed has been done. Though maybe I should put a dip sound when you reach that deep in. Hope you enjoyed.

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Humane TigerSubmitted1 year ago

Our games are  Jam twins of some sort ;-) Haven't found the right incredients, it seems - game always says, that I have to mix some more -  even though I was stirring like a hero ;-)

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The Metalchemist
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago

The the mixing sound changes when you mix just right. Perhaps next time, I should put a tip system that detects repeated failures next time. Allowing the player to be slowly better at the game. Anyways, Thank you for playing.

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moohmSubmitted1 year ago

Figuring out the potion ingredients was fun, and the stirring sound was perfect haha

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Freelancing
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago

Thank you for playing. The stirring sound came from the idea that the player needs more information for when making. Thank you for validating that idea a of mine.

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YasserTheGameDevSubmitted1 year ago

Fascinating although I had no idea what to do, but still I had some fun

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ProtectThePenguins
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

well that's the important part.

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SkeletonTruckSubmitted1 year ago

Interesting idea, I think having a bit more feed back as you are making the potion would be good. But definitely a good start to an idea. Well done on getting it made.

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Arena
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DevDevDeveloper1 year ago

Thank you. I wish that I added a bit more feedback myself, both audio/visual and actual information based. Like the stats of the potion you made yourself.

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