Mini Jam 110: Sacrifice

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A jam submission

HoleWarpView game page

Death isn't the end. In fact, its obligatory

Submitted by TheFallenLegion — 9 hours, 21 minutes before the deadline

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Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Use of the Limitation	#142	2.138	4.000
Concept	#177	1.871	3.500
Overall	#203	1.403	2.625
Enjoyment	#218	0.802	1.500
Presentation	#219	0.802	1.500

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

Team members
Yours truly, TheFallenLegion

Software used
Godot, GraphicsGale and Bfxr

Use of the limitation
Death in specific places allows the player access to new areas/changes the map

Cookies eaten
I sadly have eaten exactly zero cookies while making this

Comments

PouekSubmitted1 year ago

The idea is great tho I don’t like going back again and again the same route only to die because I touched something deadly. I think adding lava particles or something to indicate that this differently colored block is deadly would be amazing. Also, what is that one button in the menu?

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Hearts and Coins

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TheFallenLegionDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

First, thanks for playing the game.

Second, I was planning on adding a better checkpoint system or making it less tedious but ran out of time to do so (Thanks time zones) but the feedback really pushes how important that would have been. Level design is an area I’m looking to improve on as well as creating meaningful and interesting levels was far harder than I thought it was going to be going in.

Thirdly, I’ll definitely look into Godot’s particle system for my next project or jam, hopefully prevent a repeat of this with it not being that obvious.

Last, I’m assuming you’re referring to Button 3. It does nothing. It was something I added because I wanted to menu to look neater and I ran out of time to make it do anything. In short, it’s a joke button.

Again, thanks for playing and the feedback really means a lot! :)