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LTGD: Let's Talk Game Jam!

Hosted by Let's Talk Game Design · #LTGD

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A jam submission

Letters That Go DownView game page

The unlicensed child of Tetris and Scrabble

Submitted by brioschi, Sanjuro — 11 minutes, 23 seconds before the deadline

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Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Creativity	#21	3.528	4.000
Overall	#54	2.268	2.571
Execution	#65	1.386	1.571
Audiovisual Presentation	#66	1.386	1.571

Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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listenergamesSubmitted1 year ago(+1)

As someone who is not good at Tetris I definitely struggled here but the concept was really cool and was fun to play!

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Live Through Greg’s Dream

SanjuroDeveloper1 year ago

Thanks for your feedback!

mitchmyburghSubmitted1 year ago(+1)

Clever idea, pretty hard though

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Last Thing Glitch Does: #LTGDLTGJ version

simulacrum_gamesSubmitted1 year ago(+1)

I can’t move the blocks to the side more than one time when it first spawns? Seems like a cool idea, but I couldn’t play it properly.

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Labor Treats General Depression

SanjuroDeveloper1 year ago

That's really strange, were you keeping the button pressed or pressing it repedetly? It should work either way though, we did not encounter this problem and also the rest of the people who commented didn't report it (maybe you're the only one who actually played the game)

JWVeenmanSubmitted1 year ago(+1)

Very creative. but needs to be polished a little bit more.

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Let's talk (Game Demo)

SanjuroDeveloper1 year ago

Thanks for the feedback, we did not have that much time to work on it so it's still a proto-proto-prototype, hence the total lack of polishing