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Godot Wild Jam #75

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A jam submission

Mirror QixView game page

Remake of the 1981 Qix arcade game with rogue-like extensions
Submitted by Habidakus — 1 hour, 1 minute before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun#123.9544.357
Originality#263.6954.071
Controls#313.3063.643
Accessibilty#412.9173.214
Overall#433.2223.551
Audio#572.7223.000
Graphics#612.9823.286
Theme#712.9823.286

Ranked from 14 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
4

Wildcards Used
N/A

Game Description
Rogue-like extension to the 1981 Qix arcade game

How does your game tie into the theme?
Initial power the player is given is to mirror the entire board, enabling a board wide dodge to get away from the Fuze.

Source(s)
https://github.com/Habidakus/mirror-qix

Discord Username(s)
Habidakus

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
2

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jdmaySubmitted1 year ago

Great game! I like the decision making, I got a bit too greedy and died haha. 

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Reflector
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TBMSubmitted1 year ago

Fun game! I had never seen the original so it was nice to try it out here. The mirror mechanic is a nice addition as its fun to use it to get out of danger. Felt like the game had a well-balanced challenge. Overall, really fun, well done - congrats!

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Mr. Photon
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kasdfSubmitted1 year ago

Nice take on the classic! I like the unlockable difficulty options and online high scores, they add a lot of replayability.

To nitpick, I think the controls could be improved a bit. Currently, vertical movement is prioritized over horizontal movement, so pressing up while holding left makes you move up — this makes sense and feels pretty nice. However, the opposite is not true — pressing left while holding up does not make you move left. I think the last pressed input should be prioritized, and if the last pressed input is released it should fall back to the previous input. I hope that all makes sense. It just feels really inconsistent, and actually caused me a handful of deaths.

Other than that, it’s very solid and pretty addictive. I got #2 with 14k points at the moment. Some villain beat me with a score of almost 69k while I was writing this, that’s wild.

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Reflecting You
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HabidakusDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

Oh - nice observation about the controls, I'll put that in my post-mortem notes (along with seeing if I can provide better controller support).

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AleuxSubmitted1 year ago

Great idea to add to a older classic game! The SFX are great and the upgrades to the score multiplier feel well designed :) 

I played for a lot longer than I was anticipating haha, great job :)

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DVD
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NoskireSubmitted1 year ago

I played more than I should hahaha

Great game, congrats!

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Slime Hell
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mrwebadasSubmitted1 year ago

I've never played qix and didint knew what was it, at first I was confused but I got it, super fun! I love how you implemented the reflection theme also!

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Mage Shadow
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iLLeSubmitted1 year ago (1 edit)

I had Qix on Gameboy when I was a little boy. Fond memories :D. I don’t remember if it had a handicap system back then, so the addition is very nice. The high score system is a very cool feature, and I love that my score gets updated with every run.
Lovely game :)

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Felix DuBoisSubmitted1 year ago

Despite never having played the original Qix, I found this very addictive and am bookmarking this to play more later.  It's a bit of a shame that the slow build speed ability replaces the mirror mechanic, but otherwise, great job, no notes.

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Reflectix
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JeffobertSubmitted1 year ago

Love the sounds of the game, very retro. And I like that you can change the difficulty of the game as you like.

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reflections
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