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A jam submission

Rocket ManView game page

Get to the bubble before theres trouble.
Submitted by Aiursrage2k — 5 minutes, 36 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#162.1252.125
Presentation#162.3752.375
Use of the Limitation#172.1252.125
Overall#172.3132.313
Concept#182.6252.625

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
aiursrage2k

Software used
unity

Use of the limitation
you are limited to how much gas you can use for your jetpack which recharges when you are on ground.

Cookies eaten
lots

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Comments

Submitted

Creative and Intense. Suprised how smooth the gameplay runs for WebGL build. Gave it a good number of tries but Im still not sure where to go exactly hah. The mechanics felt pretty good though! great job

Submitted

This felt intense.  I think some feedback in the way of sound effects would go a long way.  With a gun THAT BIG, some sfx and visual effects to make me feel like I am shooting a rifle thats as big as I am would feel great.

Submitted

Nice 3d environment and effects. Control could be improved. Nice music and I like the death laser.

(+1)

What a crazy experiance :D I wish it could be played in maximized screen because it was hard to control the game in small window (or maybe it can and i just did not noticed?). I think the feeling in this game type would be better if playing in FPP mode, maybe consider this option ;) Overall good entry, well done!

Submitted(+1)

At first, I was burned to death by beams because I did not know where the shelter was, but I soon figured it out. Being restricted in combat range to a small area like a shelter makes for a tense and enjoyable battle. I like the large chains in the background.

I was puzzled by the forced viewpoint correction when using the jetpack. Overall, however, a good job!