Godot Wild Jam #70

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A rogue-lite inspired for the Gameboy

Submitted by undead internet — 1 day, 3 hours before the deadline

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Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Audio	#77	3.083	3.083
Theme	#79	3.333	3.333
Fun	#105	2.667	2.667
Originality	#112	2.833	2.833
Overall	#117	2.714	2.714
Graphics	#120	2.833	2.833
Controls	#147	2.167	2.167
Accessibility	#148	2.083	2.083

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

Godot Version
4.2.2

Wildcards Used
Recursion

Game Description
Chronotaur is a top-down, 8-bit, roguelite, action-RPG. The inspiration for Chronotaur was "What if Hades was for the Gameboy?"

How does your game tie into the theme?
Chronotaur is a play on myths and folklore and how what we consider myths and legends now may mean something completely different than how we have interpreted them. The maze of the labyrinth has become time itself.

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Discord Username(s)
makchang.

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
0

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Comments

ChippperSubmitted248 days ago

I thought the music fit the retro look, but the sprites made it too easy to lose your character. Maybe if the background could have had less contrast than the moving characters?

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PokeIsaacSubmitted249 days ago

As others have said it could use some work, but I enjoyed it, actually went in for a second try when the fireball guy got me, good job.

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pocdevSubmitted250 days ago

Hmm, it has it's up and downs. :-)

While I like the retro style it was just to much and nervous b&w texture for me. It hurts my eyes and I think less is more at some places.

The audio fits excelent the retro style. Good feeling.

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Oktoberfest Simulator

extremelymildSubmitted251 days ago

A great entry! very game boy in look and sound. Those health potions - my relief when I was at only double digits health!

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OlManMumblerSubmitted252 days ago

Not a bad little game at all, especially for a first time ever! As others have said the combat was sorely lacking in the "oomph" department, but nothing broke and I made my way through the whole game on my second try. Loved the choice of music, and the art, while a little rough on the eyes, definitely gave that oldschool gameboy vibe. Great job, thanks for making us a game!

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The Tower of the God, OH!

undead internetDeveloper252 days ago

Thanks for the feedback, yeah combat was the thing I as least sure on so I plan to work on that some. I agree on the art, it is a lot of harsh contrast in one setting. I thought about trying to add more color in places, but also wanted color to be really rare. I appreciate the critique!

aardvarkioSubmitted252 days ago

Nice, I like the concept of increasing difficulty each loop. I also like the theme tie in with the minotaur trapped in the labyrinth, it's like you are both trapped within the story of good vs evil!

I definitely agree that the combat could use some refinement. Attacking in multiple directions, as well as an indicator of where the attack is hitting, would be really nice. Definitely really solid for your first entry to the jam, I look forward to seeing those improvements in your next entry!!

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undead internetDeveloper252 days ago

Thanks! Technically it should be hitting in four directions at once, but I think the collision detection for the up and down hit box are currently bugged. Will look into improving on that. I will absolutely being participating in the next jam. I think doing a couple more solo and then I will feel comfortable enough to look for a team.

aardvarkioSubmitted252 days ago

Oooh that makes sense

Nice! Yeah that's pretty much what my friend @MrDryerAtNight have been doing. Our first few jams were just as a duo but we are looking at working with more teammates for future jams. It's nice to grow your skills on a smaller team so you feel confident when working with strangers lol

Mr. WalkmanSubmitted253 days ago

I really liked the music and the artistic style, but I couldn't very well understand the moment when I should attack and block, I feel that the timing and behavior of the enemies is not very clear.

but it's still a great job! :D

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undead internetDeveloper253 days ago(+1)

Thanks for the feedback and I agree enemy AI was something very lacking. I was concerned about time and was going to revisit if I had enough. It needed some sound queues and better animations for attacking.

busride studioSubmitted253 days ago

Hades for gameboy indeed! I liked the cohesive art direction for this game. The combat pacing was tight, boy was I glad when I saw health potions drop when I most needed it. And the dash was a good way to get out of a goblin swarm in a pinch.

The hit range could perhaps be lengthened to make the game feel more forgiving. And a QOL improvement might be to allow players to hit vertically instead of only horizontally.

Solid entry for a first game jam entry overall!

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jeremybSubmitted254 days ago

Cool game, I enjoyed the use of recursion in the dungeon. Great choice of music and pixel art for your theme of “Hades for the Gameboy!”

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Sasquatch Sports

undead internetDeveloper253 days ago(+1)

Thanks for the feedback, glad you liked it!

hrobotoSubmitted254 days ago

I enjoy the looping

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LGWVSubmitted254 days ago

Really great work. Love the background music especially.

undead internetDeveloper253 days ago

Thanks!