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Paint Jam 2019

Hosted by Yukon · #paintjam

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A jam submission

Into the Starry NightView game page

A game where you jump on your enemies heads to get around the levels

Submitted by dungeontwinki — 8 minutes, 43 seconds before the deadline

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Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Art	#12	3.266	4.000
Fun	#14	2.858	3.500
Sound	#14	1.905	2.333
Overall	#17	2.722	3.333
Mechanics	#19	2.449	3.000

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Philipp TeichSubmitted5 years ago

It always restarts when I bounce in an enemys head. Am I doing something wrong?

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dungeontwinkiDeveloper5 years ago

Make sure you press S in the air before landing on them. That should send you downwards, fast, and the enemy should die.

Philipp TeichSubmitted5 years ago

Oh, thank you. I didn't figure that out on my own. Will try again!

KorbohneDSubmitted5 years ago

I like the core concept a lot.

I almost quit at the consecutiv jumping part with the 7 birds. But I managed to beat that.

Then I cam upon the boss. And I have to say, I was to lazy to try him more than seven or eight times. The mechanics are just to quick for me to really like it. Its pretty good otherwise tho. Loved the art, especially the boss.

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dungeontwinkiDeveloper5 years ago

Yeah I figured it was pretty difficult to play. I wanted enough challenge to make it difficult but not enough to make people quit playing, so I'm guessing adding in more health for the player would have been the right choice instead of instantly killing them. Or make the enemies bigger and easier to hit. Anyways, thanks for playing and for the helpful feedback!