itch.io

Browse Games Game Jams Upload Game Developer Logs Community

Log in Register

Indie game store Free games Fun games Horror games

Game development Assets Comics

Mini Jam 24: Space

Hosted by ZahranW, Mini Jam Official · #minijam

456

Ratings

Overview Submissions Results

Screenshots Submission feed

A jam submission

Piloting Passengers Past PlanetsView game page

Submitted by Jomiak — 1 day, 3 minutes before the deadline

Add to collection

Play game

Piloting Passengers Past Planets's itch.io page

Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Gameplay	#48	1.897	3.000
Audio	#49	1.265	2.000
Overall	#56	1.265	2.000
Presentation	#57	1.054	1.667
Art	#59	0.843	1.333

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
Jomiak14

Software used
Clickteam Fusion 2.5

Cookies eaten
0

Leave a comment

Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.

Comments

ElyonSubmitted5 years ago

This reminds me somehow of like a slow-and-steady version of snake~

The controls seemed a bit off, but they worked well enough to get around regardless :)

Submitted

plexsoupSubmitted5 years ago(+1)

Fun mechanic. Kinda like playing minigolf. Point and shoot.

Couple of times if put the flag under a planet/asteroid. That's kind of unfair.

I like the idea that you're ferrying passengers around, but it wasn't paid off in the game. Was hoping for some little dialog boxes with pissed off passenger comments.

Submitted

JomiakDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks for the feedback!

I'm still very new to game development and am still becoming familiar with the engine I am using, that's why the flag was accidentally placed under an asteroid, I will attempt to fix that in the future.

The ferrying passengers was a last second addition to the theme so it was able to be fully fleshed out, although I do plan to readdress the concept in a future reiteration, and will attempt to tie the theme even more to the mechanics.

Thank you for your time and feedback, as someone who is still very new to game development it honestly means a lot!