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A jam submission

L1S4View game page

My First Godot Game
Submitted by JafCraze — 8 hours, 28 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay#13.5453.545
Did you make it in 3 hours (put 5 by default)#15.0005.000
How much do you enjoy the game overall?#43.2733.273
Overall#132.9242.924
How well does the game fit the themes?#172.5452.545
Visuals#172.0912.091
Audio#181.0911.091

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How long was your dev time?
2:55

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Comments

Jam Host(+1)

Very interesting gameplay that gives a lot of freedom to the player, which makes it so much more fun! For further replayability you could add collectibles, but otherwise, this is already looking like a cool prototype! Excellent work!

Developer(+1)

Thanks again for playing :)

Submitted(+1)

Very cool concept.

It'd be nice if the robot didn't look like... that...

Developer

The robot can look like however it wants in its dreams :D
(My artistic skills aren't that great, sorry)

Submitted(+1)

What I was referring to has nothing to do with your skills as an artist, but rather the robot's very particular shape.

Developer

Ah, I see... and now I can't unsee

Submitted(+1)

Really liked the programmability aspect to it.  I'd love to see more options and obstacles though as I think this could be a really neat introduction for kids to basic robotics concepts.

Developer(+1)

Thanks for the feedback :) Cheers

Submitted(+1)

Wow! This is an really cool concept! Good job. (Also congrats to your first Godot Project :D)

Developer

Thanks, I enjoyed using Godot. This won't be my last Godot Project

Submitted(+1)

Cool stuff, I like these kinds of games.

Though, you should limit the player somehow, either by only being able to place blocks on the ground or only being able to place a specific amount of blocks.

As it is now some levels can be cheesed by building "stairs" of up-blocks to the goal.

Quite fun, either way. :)

Developer

Glad you had fun!
I was thinking of a 3-star system (like I mentioned in a another comment) but I had little time to implement and test it.
So I decided to keep it on the easier side, to be safe ;)

Submitted(+1)

Good choice :D

Submitted(+1)

Cool! With more visual feedback, like an jeckpack instead of jumping, the game would be complete. Just a refinement in level design, as limitations, so you don't complete it just using the jump and your prototype will be amazing!

Developer

Thanks for your kind words :)
I'll what I can do with this after the jam is over

Submitted(+1)

Needs some sounds.

And it is always nice to see people trying their own art, but I think it could be improved a little, it has a mspaint feel to it. I guess making it more pixelated/square would solve that.

It would be interesting to see some limits to the use of the commands, maybe make it all free at first, but once you start over you get to complete the levels using 1 less block then before, or something like that

Developer

Thanks for your feedback!

This game was a little rushed as I was learning Godot while making it. I was cutting it close with the time so I forgot about sounds :(
Also, the sprites you see were done in the first five minutes and I was meant to redo them at the end

The initial plan was to use a 3-star rating system e.g. complete the level with 5 blocks to get 3 stars, 7 blocks for 2 stars and 10 blocks for 1 star. But getting the blocks working in the first place took longer than expected...

Submitted(+1)

Hi!
I really liked the command system, gives the game a bit more mechanical feel.

Developer

Hi!
Thanks for checking it out

Submitted(+1)

I really enjoy the command mechanic, reminds me a bit of Lemmings!

Developer

I'm glad you liked it; thanks for playing!