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Godot Wild Jam #64

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A jam submission

LightformingView game page

Platforming with the lights off
Submitted by Loremm — 31 minutes, 47 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Controls#103.6673.667
Theme#114.3334.333
Fun#123.5833.583
Originality#163.7503.750
Overall#243.4293.429
Graphics#403.4173.417
Accessibility#482.7502.750
Audio#762.5002.500

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
v4.2.1.stable.official [b09f793f5]

Wildcards Used
N/A

Game Description
Platforming with the lights off

How does your game tie into the theme?
You navigate through the stages with the limited light source you have

Source(s)
N/A

Discord Username(s)
loremm.

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
2

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Comments

T-Bo GamesSubmitted133 days ago

I really liked this game : a good concept, well made (nice work on 2D Light), the player is guided (but not too much) and the visuals are nice. Good job.

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Cats at night
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NoskireSubmitted134 days ago

This game only has one flaw! It ends very quickly! ;-;

Very fun, congrats!

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Laser Escape Dungeon
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headgopherSubmitted134 days ago

This is pretty nice! I think you use the theme well, better than I was expecting at first. The introduction of the focused light was a really nice touch. The game is very short, but what was there was working for me!

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Etheric Excitation
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AndresTapaSubmitted136 days ago

Really nice game, minimalistic with a sharp interpretation of the theme.

I liked the mechanic you implemented with the spotlight, how did you make the wall appear and disappear?

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Monster's Path
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LoremmDeveloper134 days ago(+1)

Thank you! Made a custom Tilemap node that had a reference to the active player which my tile scenes use to check for the spotlight. not sure if that was really the best approach 😅

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roburab136 days ago

Really cool concept. I liked it alot.

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LoremmDeveloper134 days ago

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!

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ZXfrigginC136 days ago

Strangely enough, I haven't seen anybody use focused vs. general lighting yet as a mechanic. However, I must concur with previous commenters. "Don't look behind you" is a softlock, and the focused light is far superior to the general light.

Learn from this, and come back in January!

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LoremmDeveloper134 days ago

Thanks for playing! Balancing mechanic would is definitely something I’ll keep in mind next Jam 😅

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AverageStonksEnjoyerSubmitted137 days ago

Very cool demo, I did get softlocked near the end because my character started teleporting wildly around the screen after dying in the "Dont look behind you" section

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Oh No My Car Broke Down
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LoremmDeveloper136 days ago

Thanks for playing! I was thinking the change in camera would help in the scary aspect of the level, but it does result to making resets disorientating 😅

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snail_licker69Submitted138 days ago

Pretty interesting little demo. Ended too soon though :(

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The Sun with Sunglasses
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LoremmDeveloper136 days ago

Started late and was short for time 😅. Thanks for playing!

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ExocoatlSubmitted138 days ago

Nice and Simple, I like the slight horror theming that's present here.

Only real complaint is that I think the main radial player light should be a tiny bit bigger, found myself using the cone non-stop once I got it, only switching back when required to open the walls.

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Hoard the Light
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LoremmDeveloper137 days ago

Thanks for the review! It definitely needs more tweaking as it ties to more mechanics in the game 😅

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