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Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
Technical Excellence (Design & Engineering) | #73 | 3.257 | 3.257 |
Relevance (Creative Expression of Theme) | #82 | 3.429 | 3.429 |
Immersion (Gameplay & Storytelling Engagement) | #101 | 2.886 | 2.886 |
Overall | #103 | 3.093 | 3.093 |
Aesthetic Flair (Graphics & Sound Presentation) | #161 | 2.800 | 2.800 |
Ranked from 35 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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I really like this game, it takes the theme of the jam and spreads it across the game extremely well, I love the difficulty curve and how I really felt invested, it is a shame that there is no music as I think this would bring a great new flavour to the game, but it is fine, when I looked at the power-ups, I didn't know how to use them, so I think it would be helpful if you added a little line saying that you had to press 'E' overall, I had a bunch of fun with this game, a great accomplishment!
Great game, designed very well, having players constantly think of where they should go and the items are well balanced not making anything too op. I have some problem with the feedback, the stick and desk sometimes break when i think they wouldn't cuz I can't really tell when they will break and i've lost many lives cuz of that. If you've got some time i think you can make this into a mobile game, i think it'd fit pretty well. Other than that great submission!
This is a great example of taking a simple core concept and making an enjoyable challenge out of it. There's very much a constant mental analysis of finding safe places to stand. While it starts quite slow, the difficulty ramps up nicely to where I found myself making positional errors or being overzealous when attempting to collect coins: Risk vs Reward.
I would like to see some visual indication of when a coin is about to disappear, so the player can more easily make moment-to-moment judgments. There were times when I would decide to move for a coin only to have it vanish with very little feedback. Additionally, the prompts for what I'm about to buy might be better placed in a dedicated section of the screen that does not obstruct the view of the corner.
Overall, very fun and well put together!
Quite similar to mine, but I think yours is much more polished in comparison. Mainly because you have powerup. I tried to do the same but I didn't have the time. Didn't have much time to read the power ups though sadly. Too much going on. Maybe a UI explaining them properly as an additional scene?
Hey there!
This was a fun game. The controls and rules are simple, which goes well with this type of games. I really have no complaint about the game mechanics.
Two suggestions if you ever plan to continue working on it:
1. Add a leaderboard: I think trying to beat that high score makes the game even more addictive, so a leaderboard might create more incentive for players. You can also record the player's own high score. This might be easier to implement.
2. I can also imagine playing this on the bus. So maybe you could consider creating a mobile version.
Overall, great game. Good job!
At first I wasn't sure how score was being counted, so I just kept all my coins, but I had fun. Really like this kinds of games!
Definitely a fun game you've put together! The upgrades were really nice. Would love to be able to hold the magnet!
I think it's a bit long before you die, one heart would have been enough if the goal of the game is to have highest score of coins. I mean, it's fun but there's not much novelty after you've seen all the powerups. Or maybe decrease the time between the shooter spawn and the bullet spawn.
I liked the amp-up in difficulty. In the beginning the powerups don't seem super useful, but as it gets harder it makes sense to keep stacking them up!
The mechanics and art were very nice, I was a little confused at first as I was getting knock everywhere but it was fun. I got to 29 coins
Good work! As GGDoesDev mentioned a small tutorial would be nice but besides that really good job
I really liked the mechanic of having to go in a corner to buy a certain item. The game could use a small tutorial to explained how each item works but overall I like the experience!
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