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A jam submission

God SquidView game page

Steer a squid, just like you've always wanted to
Submitted by lisanise — 11 hours, 21 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Presentation#153.7503.750
Concept#343.1253.125
Overall#362.9692.969
Enjoyment#382.6252.625
Use of the Limitation#472.3752.375

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

Team members
Lisa C (me)

Software used
Godot, Aseprite

Use of the limitation
You play as each squid successively. Also the other squid follow the player squid around.

Cookies eaten
3 of those weird gingerbread dome things from aldi

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Great visuals. The squids were cute. It took a lil while to figure out the goal, had to read the description so I think some indications in the beginning could be helpful. Doin donuts was nice! B) Great job

Submitted(+1)

My squid doesn't move. Keys get recognised - as I can press SPACE to read the dialog/story. But pressing WASD does nothing.

Developer

Thanks for letting me know, what browser / OS are you using?

Submitted

It's Windows 10. Game is running in Firefox.

Submitted(+2)

very cute game, I luv the squid designs... overall swimming around is pretty fun, but some clarity on what to do would be nice :3

Developer(+1)

Thanks for trying it out. The goal is to "enlighten" all the other squids by making them swim through your ink trail. I should have made the reaction more obvious or added a bit of dialogue I guess.

Submitted(+1)

yeh including it in the starting dialogue would have helped... but some visual cues, would be alot better basically making it obvious the little squids are supposed to be swimming on top of the trails u leave behind

Developer(+1)

Yeah they do change colour and pulse, but I think it gets lost in the rest of the visuals, especially since the camera is moving around constantly.