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A jam submission

one bit rabbit tilesView project page

tileset for puzzle game
Submitted by peb — 11 days, 11 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Clarity/Readability#163.7143.714
Consistency#173.8573.857
Restriction#174.4294.429
Overall#173.8573.857
X Factor (overall enjoyment)#183.4293.429

Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

I quite like your dithered shadows, they really help make the objects feel solid and shaded.

I also like how illustrative the tiles look, as if they were translated to pixel art from a story book. 

I think you might find building a scene with these tiles to be a little tricky, as they're mostly not designed to tile seamlessly. The brick wall for example has the 3D tapering, which looks great in isolation, but probably a bit weird when placed beside itself. The shadows on the fence tile wouldn't tile smoothly either. 

Perfectly acceptable for an old-school puzzle game though. They look great!

Developer(+1)

thanks, yeah i agree. i was low on time bc goblins were chasing me and i didnt have time to build a test scene. wouldve probably adjusted some stuff if i did 🦧

HostSubmitted(+1)

I think I started to recognize your style

Developer

you think so? maybe

my stuffs usually based on a full black outline, and here i decided to do black on white background to still be able to do that. plus i've been doing 32x32px for a while, i need to try some other format in next jam

HostSubmitted

Maybe 24x24?

Developer

maybe, or maybe something bigger