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A jam submission

Last LightView game page

Cave exploration with dice
Submitted by Small Bug Games — 16 minutes, 21 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Concept#94.0004.000
Use of the Limitation#104.0004.000
Overall#253.5313.531
Enjoyment#423.0003.000
Presentation#583.1253.125

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

Team members
SmallBugGames

Software used
Processing, IntelliJ, Audacity, Aseprite, Freesound.org

Use of the limitation
Your light is determined by a dice roll

Cookies eaten
None, unfortunately

How was your experience with Mini Jam?
This was way way harder than the GMTK jam, the conflicting theme and limitation was a real challenge. I would not have finished if the time limit was only 48 hours.

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

This is awesome! So "simple" but effective. Very atmospheric and you feel the dread and tension. 

Similar to someone else though, for me after 4 or 5 floors I got a black screen and nothing worked anymore. But I really love this.

Submitted(+1)

Rolling a 1 was absolutely unnerving. Loved it! The dice could be a bit faster and I eventually got to a level that was all black and no command inputs worked. Other than that, great work! Spot on with the dread.

Developer (2 edits)

Thank you! As for the black screen, which version did you download and what level did this happen on if you remember? Also I really loved your team’s game by the way, it was really creative!

Submitted(+1)

Not exactly sure, but I think it was something after two floors down. Thanks for the comment also! Glad you liked it!

Submitted(+1)

Having the ability to see by relying on the result of your roll is a really good concept!

Submitted(+1)

It's reakky well made for a game made in processing, really liked how you coded everything together, interesting ideas