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A jam submission

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reveal the hidden platforms!
Submitted by Kultisti (@Kultisti_) — 6 minutes, 39 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#14.6404.640
Overall#14.4504.450
Presentation#24.7204.720
Concept#24.4004.400
Use of the Limitation#234.0404.040

Ranked from 25 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
Kultisti @kultisti_

Software used
Gamemaker Studio 2 + Fl Studio + Audacity

Use of the limitation
The game can be played with one hand, for example on left hand using WASD + shift/ctrl/space. The game only uses four inputs for movement and one for action, making it easier to play with a one hand for the player isn't pressing all the buttons at the same time at any point (hopefully hehe)

Cookies eaten
Unfortunately didn't eat any cookies, yet i had some carrots which were quite tasty too!

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Submitted(+1)

Brilliant game, and phenomenal work! Having to control which blocks were active and which weren't was a creative mechanic and it was implemented really well, and each level had a different unique challenge to it as well, which was great. The movement felt good too, and the little amounts of squash and stretch and rotation really added to that player feedback. One thing I would say though is that jumping felt a bit off; I kept thinking I could jump two blocks when I could only reach one. Maybe it was just me, but decreasing the jump height a little could've been useful there.  The mechanic of switching between player and radiation was nice too, although it did get a little tedious at times - having to jump, move the line across the screen, land, move the line to the other side, repeat - especially when you failed a jump or managed to jump past the puzzle piece somehow, like me. Being able to use different control sets was nice though, since it was more comfortable for me to use IJKL / Z, and I didn't accidentally turn on sticky keys. There were a couple of bugs I noticed too, but nothing game-breaking or major, so that was all fine, especially considering it was made in three days.

And as for the artwork, I found it wonderful! It was a very simple style, but it still managed to look great. I did really like the environment too - it was abstract and definitely not complex, but it didn't feel empty either, which is great. The colours stood out as nice and vibrant, especially with the contrast in the background, but not oversaturated or too bright. The way the UI matched the style of the game itself was a nice touch too and I loved the little story pictures between levels - helped add a lot of charm and flavour to the game. I loved the atmosphere and the sound too - some nice ambient background noise was nice, and the variation in sound effects kept them fresh.

With that all being said, I think it was an excellent game! I'd love to hear about anything that happens with this game in future - it's a fun little puzzle game that's well polished and well implemented, so phenomenal work!

Submitted(+1)

Very fun, makes me want to check out your other games!

(+1)

Absolutely amazing

Submitted(+2)

Story, Polish, Interesting Mechanics, Great art, and a decent amount of levels. I think we got a winner, this is the peak of Jam dev. Amazing work

Submitted(+1)

The art and ambient music are really great. The gravity-switching portion broke my brain, but I managed to finish it!

Submitted(+2)

Absolutely amazing. Add some more levels and mechanics and this is easily a 10 or 20 dollar game. 

(+1)

This is an awesome, fun little game! It would certainly be interesting to see an expanded version!

Submitted(+1)

Wow! Thats dope! Stylish graphics, nice core gameplay, some story. Everything is perfect beside of limitation ;_; One hand play is too much in my opinion. Is not too comfy to play this way.

Also its not clear that time stops (for character) while in "line mode". It confused me a little in first lvl, where I should stop in mid-air and then make a block under character

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