Really nice and short puzzle game you got my friend, Please check out mine when you get the time :D
https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/460992
We made a top-down puzzle-action game!
You play as Juan, a jelly who can absorb colored bullets from enemies to gain their properties shoot them back!
The game follows 3 simple rules:
1. Each color has one weakness against another color Blue > Red > Green > Blue
2. If a bullet and character share colors, they negate each other and the character blocks the attack.
3. If a bullet hits a character and the latter has the stronger color, the bullet is reflected.
Bullets also bounce against walls, so be on the look for incoming attacks!
This is the tale of Juan, a once lauded knight who was transformed into a jelly by the evil wizard Severin!
If you think you have the courage & wits to help the Juan and Only Jelly Knight recover his human form, the challenge awaits you.
Don't forget to rate the game here!
(You can play the game in your browser, or download a Windows/Mac build).
Reply to this post with your game link and I will also play/rate it!
Thanks for playing!
Hey, thanks for helping out!
I'll be sure to try out your game as well!
Here it is: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463156
It's a simple 2d monster fighting game, where you have to search for the lost shoe and defend yourself from monsters by throwing various objects that you can find lying on the ground.
Also, here's some screenshots:
My game is called One Shot In The Chamber, a wave based survival game where you must fight off hordes of enemies with the catch being, you have only one bullet. Fortunately, the bullet is magic and you can summon it back to you or teleport to it. Using this unique ability, you must survive as long as possible in the chamber. Here is a screenshot of the game and the link to the game page: https://mark-auman.itch.io/one-shot-in-the-chamber
Here is mine: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463893
Tight game mechanics, satisfying gameplay and lots of juice! (That's what I was going for anyway). Thanks for checking it out :)
