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Finally Finish Something 2018

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A jam submission

Random Maze GeneratorView project page

A simple tool made for GameMaker
Submitted by LucasNazatoArt (@LucasNazatoArt) — 9 days, 22 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
IDEA | Was this game innovative, or did it use interesting mechanics?#333.3753.375
FUN | Was this game satisfying to play or did it bring you joy?#393.2503.250
VISUALS | Did this game have nice graphics, art or design?#523.1253.125
Overall#662.5502.550
MOOD | Did this game have atmosphere, or did it make you feel something?#862.0002.000
AUDIO | Did this game have great music or sound design?#1011.0001.000

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How long has this Project been going?
I started working in this tool last year, at the end of November. Most of the time I was developing the algorithms, and now for the FFS jam, I created a Demo to test the algorithm functionality in the browser.

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Daniel "MontyOnTheRun" MonteiroSubmitted6 years ago(+1)

Really enjoyed the degree of customization allowed and the algorithms being named. Maybe someday I try something like this myself =)

Nice job!

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Dungeons of Noudar 3D
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LucasNazatoArtDeveloper6 years ago(+1)

Thanks! I've learned a lot creating these algorithms, it's a really good way to get used to a language.

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Gumball StudiosSubmitted6 years ago(+1)

It's an interesting tool and it was fun to watch the different algorithms for maze generation.

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Schooled
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LucasNazatoArtDeveloper6 years ago

Thank you!

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HyperagonSubmitted6 years ago (2 edits) (+1)

Nice start. You can use it in many ways but I'd suggest starting with a simple maze that has an exit in a random direction and fog-of-war (meaning it gets darker every square away from the player) to keep the player guessing.
If you want to make it 3D you can simply use this as the base/map and turn those black areas into blocks (higher than the player can see over).

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Star Juggler (LOWREZJAM, FFSJam)
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LucasNazatoArtDeveloper6 years ago(+1)

Thanks!

The fog-of-war idea is definitely a good one.  In the future I might consider adding a Play Mode with that feature.

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APiotrWSubmitted6 years ago(+1)

I really like this tool! Watching the algorithms at work is really satisfying!

I know that it would be a lot of work but it would be great if you would make a 3D "Play Mode" to try the mazes out

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SHADOWS
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LucasNazatoArtDeveloper6 years ago(+1)

Thank you!

I was actually thinking about making a "Play Mode" where you would be able to control a player character ( a ball or something) and try to find the way out of the maze, but it wouldn't be in 3D as I have no idea on how to accomplish that haha.

But I appreciate the feedback!

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