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8 Bits to Infinity ~ Palette Jam

Hosted by Retro Indie Josh, 8 Bits to Infinity · #palettejam
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A jam submission

Cave CollapseView game page

This is a game where a mine worker has to run from the mine because the mine is collapsing.
Submitted by onieth — 17 hours, 35 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#92.5002.500
Fun#112.5002.500
Graphics#142.5002.500
Overall#152.0002.000
Innovation#161.5001.500
Technical#171.0001.000

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Which palette pair did you use: Earthy or Colorful?
Earthy

Which parts of the game did you create BEFORE the jam STARTED?
None

Which parts of the game did you NOT create? Remember to credit in-game!
music and the rocks falling

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Retro Indie JoshHostSubmitted5 years ago

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/376115874?t=50m28s

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Cave Racer
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oniethDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks for playing my game. I actually forgot to put a credits option in the main menu that's why I  didn't put the sound and music credits in game. I hope I do better for the next one.

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diving_squidSubmitted5 years ago

Hey, 

This is an amazing creation, especially considering it's your first game. Way better than my first game... Really good take on the theme of the jam, as others mentioned, the rocks are a bit loud, but it's not too bad. Quite an addictive game, enjoyable to play, animation on the player is nice, well done!

Good luck in the jam!

Submitted
Hollow Farming
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oniethDeveloper5 years ago(+1)

thank you for your amazing comment

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bageltanSubmitted5 years ago

Great game, if not for the loud sound I would have probably tried to beat it for some more time. Walking on the obstacles to get an advantage and using the length of the keypress to control the jump height are a nice touch.

The game over sound was totally annoying :P

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game jam #1
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oniethDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks for the great feedback. I actually wanted to change it but I forgot:D

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Mahmood JSubmitted5 years ago

congrats! it has a nice feel. i really get stressed by those rocks coming! although it gets repetetive after a while... but you made a fully functional game, which you can't find many in game jams! good job!

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Land of Nod
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oniethDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks for tour comment. The game is repetitive because in all the gamejam help type of videos they said that most games don't even get played for more than a minute so I focused on the first minute.

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MoToKoSubmitted5 years ago

This is quite an addictive game. I actually like that the obstacle are equally spaced, you have to find a rhythm to manage. 

Congratulations!

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Techno Darwin
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oniethDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks so much for your awsome comment it motivates me to do even better next time

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lilou_cormicSubmitted5 years ago (3 edits)

Congrats on your first game!

Here's my constructive criticism. The falling rocks is a great way to justify the running, however the sound is too loud and we can't hear the music. Having different obstacles is good, but I think it would be more challenging if they were spaced randomly rather than evenly. I find the score in the middle of the screen distracting, but maybe that was the intent.

This being said, its a fully working game prototype with an animated character, a start menu, and a game over screen. You can be proud of yourself. Good job!

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Mine Rush (Jam version)
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oniethDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks for the comment. I actually tried to add randomness but it didn't go as planned. I hope I can do better next time.

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