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A jam submission

And Then Came The ApocalypseView game page

A game about traveling around the world with your brother during the apocalypse, where light is your only friend.
Submitted by arctaeon (@otter_bee) — 6 hours, 37 minutes before the deadline

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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Mechanic Implementation#22.5002.500
Overall Execution#31.5001.500
Overall#32.0002.000

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

A bit of fun for 5 minutes or so, definitely retro style from an older period in gaming history. (i would guess late 80's early 90's)
Decent implementation of the mechanic , it is fun , but it gets really repetitive quickly - same background , same cacti and rocks, same quotes said over and over , outposts or areas say similar or the same thing as each other. 
After travelling 12 roads and nothing changing , all i can say is for my experience: the first road travelled is the same as the 2nd road travelled , and the 3rd and the 4th and so on. 

Developer(+1)

Thanks for playing it, means a lot! I did begin laying out a framework for making the road gameplay a little samey, but had to shelve it in the essence of time. Should I continue, this is great feedback that I'll keep in mind!! 

Thank you :)

Submitted

You could make it more varied (not just the roads) , i'm not sure how the editor you use works , but different quotes and sayings based on how many roads you have traveled or after passing a certain point , different enemies or how they act , it is fun but the repetitiveness is what lets it down. (i understand it was made in 10 days so i'm not bashing you , it was a good effort)

As to whether you continue it , that's solely based on what you wish to do and what you want to gain out of it. (make a bit of $ , or gain some recognition for a fun indie game etc)

Developer(+1)

Funny you say that - I have systems in place to expand all of that, but had to scrap it. I definitely did not take it as bashing, but as helpful criticism. I really appreciate it :) Gives me something to focus on.