Great aesthetic, I really like how you implement the limitation into the mechanic and love the music.
Congrats for finishing the game and the Jam!
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Blackout's itch.io pageResults
| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Use of the Limitation | #24 | 4.000 | 4.000 |
| Overall | #38 | 3.500 | 3.500 |
| Presentation | #39 | 3.474 | 3.474 |
| Concept | #41 | 3.526 | 3.526 |
| Enjoyment | #63 | 3.000 | 3.000 |
Ranked from 19 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Team members
Game & Level Design - Tyler Robertson (TheGameWizard99) & Harrison Black (GummiGamer). Code & 3D Art - Cassie. Music - Nicole Yazmin (itisnicole)
Software used
Godot, Blender, Krita, Aseprite, Paint.net
Use of the limitation
At no moment in the game are more than 5 different colours shown on screen
Cookies eaten
-1
Comments
While rough around the edges (including some of the moon logic) I really liked this. Stylistic and interesting, with some nice atmosphere. Great work!
edit: what shaders did you use? They're perfect, along with the dithering!
Submitted
YOKO REDUXI really like the idea and the ambient, the lights and the music, maybe the drag and drop mechanic feels weird sometimes, and the camera system reduce the inmersion.
But good job, i enjoyed!
Submitted
Space BattleVery cool game! The only complain that i have is that the drag and drop mechanic. Idk.. it feels a bit weird. But the sense of exploration, getting to know what each thing does and with what makes this game concept really cool. Artstyle and music are also great! Good job!
Submitted
The Backwards RPGill try not to give things away too much but just before u fight king lettuce theres a part where u move a lettuce out the way in a fridge, behind the lettuce is a carton of milk. The way to get past the fire revolves around using that carton of milk in a particular way..... maybe using it on something in the environment?
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Really fun game, the concept is fascinating, and the music and sfx fitted the atmosphere great, the visuals took a little getting used to and sometimes didn’t really convey meaning.
I got the secret ending after defeating the king cabbage, I don’t know how many endings are there now.
The only part that didn’t quite click with me was using the fork with food as a bridge, I got the fork no problem, I saw the steak and naturally I stabbed it with he fork, it’s almost second nature by now, but then I tried using that fork with food because it was the only thing left to try to cross the gap, I was baffled that it worked, there was no indication that it would outside of being the only thing left to try, I don’t know if there was a clue or indication that I missed but this one part felt a bit forced or unnatural; everything else went buttery smooth.
Submitted
SisypheanStylish, minimalist design. Clever puzzles. Very original. Great use of the limitation.
One thing I will say is that I was yearning for the ability to move the camera. Having to walk towards the camera while pushing around a giant cabbage or trying not to fall to my doom could get frustrating.
Submitted
The Derelict OrpheusThis is what a game jam entry should be! Simple, insane, but fun! I am proud to say I beat the Cabbage King.
Submitted
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