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Hello everyone,

After years, this is the first time I’ve felt ready to post something here.

I’m working on a horror and action project set in the Black Forest in Germany. The idea is to create a short experience focused on immersion and tension, where the main objective is to escape.

The project is still in an early stage, but it already has a solid playable foundation:

• Shooting system and stealth mechanics implemented
• A large, dense vegetation environment
• Enemies with dynamic behaviors

Both the player and the enemies use procedural locomotion systems, allowing for more organic movement. In addition, the AI is designed in multiple layers to create varied encounters, inspired by titles like Alien: Isolation and Left 4 Dead 2.

PROCEDURAL MOVEMENT

ARTIFICIAL INTELLLIGENCE

PLAYABLE ZONE

Right now I’m focused on further expanding the gameplay and shaping the game’s objectives.

Any feedback, advice, or even just interest is greatly appreciated.

Thanks for reading!

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Proyect Link  👉  https://coyrestaurado.itch.io/rattenkorps-example

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Stupidly beautiful… a great game

I liked it quite a lot. Technically, it’s very well done, I’m not really sure how you created it. 🦥🦥🦥

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Thanks a lot 🦦🦦🦦

You've got too many built in features and it's complicated to use, more like complicated to learn. I disabled a lot of them, but I forgot to remove access to the default overlays.

I like the pragmatism you had with the idea “I assume NPCs are faked AIs” , it’s a really smart and fast solution. The GTA II <-->  Hotline Miami style art direction is pretty solid. Good project. 🦘🦘🦘

You ended up building the gameplay using only widgets XD. For just three days, you managed to create a ton of mini-games. The one that left the best impression on me was the typewriter one. 🐲🐲🐲

I’ve already tried it. The idea of two creatures together sharing a target is really good, there are quite a few games in the industry that use that premise. From a technical standpoint, I understand it’s a project meant to build experience 🦌🦌🦌🦌

For a first game, this is very well done. You’ve included certain details for the player and their in game experience that are quite uncommon, like bullet impact decals, grave spawning, different enemy types, and there are very few bugs. It’s quite polished overall. A very good project.

Для первой игры это очень хорошо сделано. Вы добавили некоторые детали для игрока и его игрового опыта, которые встречаются довольно редко — такие как следы от попаданий пуль, появление могил, разные типы врагов, и при этом в игре очень мало багов. В целом, она выглядит довольно отполированной. Очень хороший проект.

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Instead of an installer, do you have an executable? Even if so, you could put it in the comments so we can try it, people usually don’t test installers due to security concerns.

I really liked it.  it's very original. The art serves its purpose, and the melody fits the game well. Great project 🐎🐎🐎

I'm sorry you had problems playing it, but thank you very much for trying it anyway.

I forgot to mention, the song is by a friend. I used it as a resource since my audio teammate wasn't able to make anything for me. 🙃🙃🙃

I’ve already played it and it honestly surprised me in a very good way, one of the most creative entries I’ve seen in this jam. The format, the presentation, the gameplay… It’s truly an achievement that games like this still exist, ones that force the player's imagination. Great work! 🦘🦘🦘

I know, I tried to start it and there was no way, don’t worry.

Alright, I'm definitely trying it tonight before going to bed 😊😊😊

I'm glad you liked it, thank you

Thank you very much for playing it

I really liked the liminal space at the beginning. The game is simple but well made, it has a clear beginning and end, and the unique twist of having the final battle through dialogue. I think the way you handled the ending works well. Great job! 🦦🦦🦦

Nice, I wasn’t expecting a boss rush in the jam,  Got 5320 score, then the panda showed up and it was game over. It’s actually really addictive, with a bit of polish on the core loops, it could be an amazing game. I really liked it 🦋🦋🦋

You can tell you put a lot of love into it. The boss is too much for me, and I couldn’t get past that part. The movement is a bit clunky, but maybe that was intentional, and the atmosphere is really well done. There are no disconnected elements or anything. Great work! 🦥🦥🦥

hahaha, I've died so many times! I really like the pixel art, and also the fact that almost everything is interactive, those details are always appreciated. The arrows that guide you also improve the experience a lot. Great contribution to the jam! ❤❤❤❤

he game is exclusively for macOS… obviously, most of us need at least a Windows build. It’s a real shame I can’t even see it. If you could at least upload some gameplay in the comments of the presentation, I’d really appreciate it. 💗💗💗

Simple, yet very personal... The pigs are terrifying, super creepy, they eat you alive. Honestly, I didn’t expect that. Great work! 🤗

The intro is sublime, you totally nailed that '80s vibe, it's super noticeable. I really liked the gameplay too. I got stuck before entering the club, I'm pretty nervous by nature, and I even found the corpse by jumping over the fence, just to give you an idea! Still, it's really well set up, has voice acting, and the pacing is slow and well-defined. I really liked it! 😊

Mmmh, it's a bit too heavy and I get too many errors... but I did manage to launch it and play a bit. It's really good. The intro cutscene, with its simple strokes and emotional tone, is much appreciated, especially the voice acting. At first, you feel a bit lost, but I believe that was the intention. I also tried the bell, in a Kratos-style moment, it was very well done, the effect was great. Awesome job!

❕ Although it’s quite clear, we’ll indicate that the H key shows the game help, and in the pause menu you can access the debugging of the questions.

Thanks for uploading it, it will help me prototype ❤

Perfect , so if you see my message and haven't joined any group yet, coy2470 is my Discord nickname so you can send me a DM

Well, what the heck am I doing here? I offer myself as a programmer, and I also have some knowledge in other areas. I'm approaching 5 years of experience working in Unreal, and although I would never reconsider making a game of this style, the challenge of stepping out of the mold and, above all, the opportunity to meet an illustrator motivates me as always. Also, the idea of creating a "different" visual novel really excites me. As a programmer, I’m capable of building a team so we can join forces and dominate the world, or I can join one that needs me. Anyway, enough with the words, here’s my portfolio  https://coyrestaurado.itch.io/

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The sexiest sun I’ve ever come across in a game 

Please help me, every jam I participate in I can never open the games compiled with Godot on Windows. I try to launch them and they just don’t load at all, nothing happens. Not even when I run them as administrator. I really want to fix this for this jam. 🤕

I can tell almost everything is your own work without using external assets . I really appreciate that. I never managed to find the way out in the game; the lights go out before I can and I end up totally lost. 🙃

Creating the core logic of this project in just a few days must have been quite an odyssey. Honestly, I really like this style of game that takes place entirely in a single scene — it's a kind of simplicity that's also complex at the same time. Great work.

I didn’t have time to finish it, but initially I wanted the screenshot to be taken only when the HUD with the death stats appears , that would’ve made more sense. Also, when you die, I wanted to add a button to restart the level, so you wouldn’t have to restart the whole game if you felt like playing a bit more. Thank you so much for playing!

I really liked the physics and gameplay, and turning it around so you're the asteroid is a great move

Even though it's unfinished, there's still a sense of harmony between the character modeling and the environment. The fact that you're using a procedural locomotion system hits a soft spot for me as a developer, I love procedural locomotion systems. Great job! 😉