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I really like the look of this game, the pixel art is great. I wasn’t able to finish the level because the unit movement seems to get a little wonky after scrolling the map, and I seem to have lost track of the “hostage”… There’s definitely room for improvement here, especially visual feedback so the player knows what actions are available. I look forward to seeing where this goes!

This is great, I like how you used a combination of bright colors and the waves mechanic to make it more arcade-like. Unfortunately most of the text is hard to read, and there seems to be some bug sometimes when ending the enemy turn. I think this has a lot of potential, and perhaps makes a good base to build the next jam entry on.

Personally I prefer a separate, new jam in the future of at least 2 weeks. The 32bit jam community likes to do an annual ‘spring cleaning’ jam that is specifically intended to allow participants to pick up an unfinished project and push it to completion, perhaps we can do something similar for turn-based games?

This looks great, I hope to play it soon!

I managed to submit what I had with 30 seconds to spare - if others tried to submit, we can ask the host for an extension

Hi, does the mention of alcohol, or game elements related to alcohol, make it NSFW for the purpose of the jam rules?

This was great, excellent work

Hi! The sprites are actually a reworked and extended version of the Tiny Tactics sprites, which are more colorful!

Very cool. It’s the attention to details that really make this game, the smoke, the tire tracks, it feels very polished. The UI could use a little more love, though.

it’s a tricky game, and I’m not entirely certain how to “win” at it - maybe a tutorial would help?

Very cool, just difficult enough to keep you coming back. Great job!

jams are more fun if you can talk to other participants. Discord, matrix, irc, anything goes as far as I’m concerned!

fantastic, thank you!

Hi, I’m using this asset kit in a jam game, and I am wondering if you have a “KayKit” logo I can add to the game’s splash screen, if it is ok to do so. The game only uses your free assets and will be available open-source.

I don’t see any rule against it, however, it makes it extremely unlikely to get your game featured on stream.

This was quite fun, well done!

It took me a little while to figure out how to activate the portals, but that was pretty cool. The game definitely needs more content, but I think this could go many directions from here - perhaps a rogue-like? The portal connected rooms certainly allow for lots of surprise enemy spawns. I am a bit at a loss to find a real connection to the theme, though, other than the portal room that connects to itself.

This was interesting, and a lot more subtle with the theme than the other entries. I think it would be more interesting if the few decisions the player is given have an actual impact on the story.

This was an interesting experience, and a fun take on the theme

I am seeing this issue as well, using baricello’s godot docker image as well. Rather than set up my own gitlab-runner, I’ve switched to Jenkins-ci until a solution is found for gitlab

Thanks for playing! I’ve updated the game to solve performance issues, and even added an actual win-condition!

Thanks for playing! I’ve updated the linux build to fix the performance issues :)

This was an interesting combination of story telling and poetry, some of it a bit hard to decypher. Fun, and certainly creative, but much potential left untapped. I hope to see this grow into something more substantial.

This is a great example of how the game can be improved - it is not obvious how happiness affects gameplay. Low happiness penalizes productivity!

Hi! The source repository is here: https://gitlab.com/team-potato/titan_tactics

Hi! The source code repository is here: https://gitlab.com/team-potato/tiny_tactics

Note that this was a jam game, so it may not be the finest example of “how to build a game with godot”

Yes, source code is here: https://gitlab.com/team-potato/tiny_tactics

Hi! The source code repository is here: https://gitlab.com/team-potato/tiny_tactics

wow, thanks for playing it all the way through! To be honest, I wasn’t sure the pre-jam version could be played all the way through. I think for a quick overview of changes, the pre-jam devlog held up pretty well, we managed to get all the planned changes in the Spring Cleaning release:

Spring Cleaning pre-jam devlog

This is absolutely amazing, well done!

Not much here yet, but it seems promising. Add some targets on the map to shoot at, and you’ve got a game!

The Spring Cleaning release is up!

This looks amazing, especially taking into account the difference with the pre-jam version!

Not exactly a sequel… call it a “Spiritual Successor”!

I love these sprites, and join the other voices hoping for another pack with more heroes and monsters!

Thanks!

Thanks! I really don’t consider myself much of an artist, but thanks for the kind words :)

Finally a game that really tests my skill!