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A jam submission

TEMPLE-MENTALView game page

Submitted by A Novel Approach — 11 days, 10 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#3401.3912.200
Gameplay#3531.6442.600
Authenticity (use of resolution)#3542.2773.600
Overall#3671.6442.600
Graphics#4021.2652.000

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Did you work in a team?
one person me. fun yes trying out ideas low rez!

Was the resolution a challenge?
just trying to limit everything...

What did you learn?
trying a concept hope its fun...

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Comments

Submitted

This is actually a really cool concept! There's so much you're able to do with those few simple rules!

As someone had previously pointed out there's a bit of a difficulty imbalance, but outside of that you've got something really cool here!

I'd love to see this develop further in the future!

Submitted

After some further research it looks like you didn't make the game but rather the levels. I'm not an official but I feel like that's pushing the rules a bit. 

DeveloperSubmitted

thanks for feedback. I used Pix64, which is listed as a fantasy game console. But if the judges don't feel it meets the standard that's fine, i tried some new ideas at least.

Submitted

The idea of using a few simple mechanics in a variety of different levels was actually kind of interesting.
The levels felt kind of random though and the difficulty all over the place so I think having some kind of progression could have been nice.

Everything else is also a bit minimal, which I understand might be part of the aesthetic, bit some simple music, or a nicer menu could have made it feel more like a finished product.

DeveloperSubmitted

thanks for the suggestions ! :)

Submitted

I'm getting a no cart found! error.

DeveloperSubmitted

ill check and repost thanks

DeveloperSubmitted

I reuploaded it works from my end. The cart is under the Shmup cart, so scroll down please to see it then it should load. Thanks.

Submitted

After some further testing, it wasn't your upload that was the problem, it was the user(me).  Wine wasn't setting the right working directory when I ran it from KDE's file manager(dolphin).  Ran it from a terminal window and everything worked perfectly.  Sorry for the inconvenience. Fun little maze game, BTW.  I especially liked the way you implemented the countdown timer.

DeveloperSubmitted

great glad it works!