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A jam submission

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Delve for treasure! Spelunky-style WASM4 demake

Submitted by brick.codes (@DenialAdams) — 4 hours, 12 minutes before the deadline

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Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Controls	#8	4.000	4.000
Overall	#17	3.572	3.572
Sound	#18	3.043	3.043
Fun	#20	3.522	3.522
Graphics	#22	3.826	3.826
Polished	#22	3.739	3.739
Unique	#28	3.304	3.304

Ranked from 23 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Source code repo
https://github.com/DenialAdams/InfiniteRunner

Main programming language
Roland

Download URL for wasm cart file
www.brick.codes/spunky.wasm

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Comments

adurosJam HostSubmitted2 years ago(+2)

I love the procedural generation. Infinite replay value!

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Lime Volleyball

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brick.codesDeveloper2 years ago

Thanks aduros! Nice job on WASM-4 😁

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MadwareSubmitted2 years ago (1 edit) (+1)

seems like it's a spelunky, but without el, heh, nice entry!

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Lumber Night

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brick.codesDeveloper2 years ago

exactly 😁 thank you!

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DesttinghimSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

This is pretty good! I think the hitbox for the player could be a bit more forgiving (maybe 6 wide instead of 8) but the collision resolution is solid! Letting the player look up and down with the arrow keys would be a nice addition too: I fell on so many spikes I couldn’t see when I jumped.

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Wired

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brick.codesDeveloper2 years ago (1 edit) (+1)

Thanks for the feedback! I agree on both points. I wanted to implement panning the camera to look down, but ran out of time. We tried to compensate for this by making the falling pretty floaty

I spent so much time on getting the collision working well (and even a triangular hitbox for the spikes), so thanks for the kind words :)

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drczSubmitted2 years ago(+2)

ooh i see, it's procedurally generated! it'd be nice to come back to the same level to learn it tho... very enjoyable controls and looks!

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ZxZ

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brick.codesDeveloper2 years ago(+2)

Thanks for the kind words! Yes, the levels are procedurally generated by stitching together handmade rooms :)

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