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A jam submission

Moon Munch MonsterView game page

Submitted by SuperM7 — 6 hours, 15 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Presentation#303.8003.800
Overall#593.2753.275
Enjoyment#733.1003.100
Concept#733.3003.300
Use of the Limitation#902.9002.900

Ranked from 10 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
M. Mattingly: everything

Software used
Godot, Aseprite, FamiTracker, and Audacity

Use of the limitation
Every ten seconds the player re-charges their warp, or increases their multiplier. Spaceships have a chance of spawning from planets every ten seconds, and moons self-destruct after ten seconds.

Cookies eaten
No cookies, but chocolates were definitely consumed.

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Comments

Submitted

That was  a blast! I reached 12325!
really liked the music too

Submitted

I dig the aesthetic and pixel art. Was a bit confused on how to play.

Submitted

Cool idea and implementation of the limitation!

I would have added more enemies with different types of attacks (they didn’t appear frequently enough for me)

Submitted

I like the style. How did you do the 'flickering' pixel style in Godot? By shader?

The monster is cute, I only wished it had a move animation. :)

I enjoyed the game. 

Developer(+1)

Thank you! I didn't use any shaders, everything is just really tiny, (the monster being 16x16 pixels,) and I set the window scaling to "viewport", scaled the window up to about four times it's size, which creates that flickering style!

In retrospect a movement animation would have been a good idea, yeah.

Submitted

I like the concept especially the slightly edible spaceships. I got around 2000 point just by eating them. Never ate a moon though.

Submitted

Smooth gameplay. New concept. Nice work. I scored 225.