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lemme just say (and i hope i’m talking abt the right game) but seeing this project evolve to this scale from the first day of the jam until the end of submissions was absolutely impeccable (did i use that word right?) this game looks AMAZING

hope this comment isnt too vague but i LOVE the pixelated 2.5D visuals i am a SUCKER for 2.5D visuals!!!😭

i like the mysterious vibe of the game! it vaguely reminds me of kid me and my mom’s car; i’d just blindly chase it. sometimes it wasn’t even her car, but oh well!

really nice concept, it kinda gives off warioware vibes, to an extent

it would be nice if there were more places, and if the places had different variations

other than that awesome job!

absolutely adore the visual aesthetic, and i must say i love card games in general

it would be nice tho if there was some sort of concise tutorial, since i was kinda just doing nonsense in the beginning

nice lil base defense game, i like it! but holy do the slimes pack a punch!😅

love how complex and deep this puzzle gets, even too puzzling for me at a point, but i prosper! and i absolutely adore the sprite art, its so adorable!!

such a simple concept, yet its so captivating! i wouldve been rlly nice as well if there was a score so i could keep track

the movement feels so natural and fluid! and I really like the opaque paint-ish visual style too. It was a bit difficult but as of a rare sum of things I do I managed to mostly complete it

i saw someone say this is similar in roots to celeste and that rlly just made me want to pick up that game even more! :D

awesome concept! i dunno why by my favorite part of the game was just zooming between planets, space movement felt soo good when u got used to it!

i definitely see this as something that can be expanded upon as well

i luv it!!, might be the prettiest game ive seen so far!!! :D

this reminded me of those old nes point and click games like deja vu. don’t quite know why since they’re pretty different, thats just what my mind went to.

oh yeah and uh i loved the game, rlly liked that free will aspect of what you do with ur items and them having an effect in the future (maybe that’s why my mind went to deja vu)

i love it! nice and simple puzzles and the music is so relaxing, environment rlly compliments it too. i did instinctively press space for some reason a couple of times like an idiot, but that’s rlly just me being an idiot

amazing everything aside, this might be my sign to not be a bartender

i cant quite tell what it is but his game feels super surreal despite being so simple lol, great job!

awesome! puzzles were tricky but I eventually got through them, a nice little brain teaser for my dwindling brain capacity!

also sorry if my comment posted thrice lol my pc is tweaking rn

im starting to think everybody thought the lil yellow guy was a force from hell 😂

Awesome job yall! I really liked the music, it went well with what was going on ingame!

A great first jam project! It feels like those weird sketchy mobile game ads if they were actually the game. And I like the story too!

i liked it, having to switch between the two places as you went through the course was nice. the 4th level was a bit frustrating since i had to walk on invisible platforms, but other than that great job!

super unique concept! it was fun making my own lil obstacle course outta turrets lol. the visuals are nice too. took me a while to figure out how to get to the first one cuz i kept trying to physically jump towards it but i pushed through eventually

i loved it!!! the art style was stunning, like a pixelated hollow knight kind of and the gunplay felt smooth as well! nice job yall

thx twin

thanks! i was kinda just scuffling up effects that sounded the most random so I’m glad u ended up liking it

Love the visual aesthetic of the game and the voice acting especially. Game was nice and very challenging as well, at least for me. It took me two minutes to finish the tutorial, but I do suck at video games so it’s most likely a me thing.

That K part was something, I’d say that. Genuinely scared the crap outta me lol Oh and I like how the game looks and feels too, reminded me of untitled goose game!

wait this actually so creative how did yall pull this off in godot?

this made my head hurt a bit (in a good way, of course)

luv how u pulled off the stop motion, and the levels themselves are pretty challenging too!

Honestly the best twist on a topic like this I’ve seen in a while. Can’t wait to see what my fate was! Oh and I loved the visuals and theming as well.

oh and in the meantime here’s mine (cultural diffusion): https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-15/rate/4297589

I couldve sworn that was the name of a previous jam…

Anywho, here’s mine. Didn’t get as much time as I thought i would’ve since it is break but I’m proud of what I managed to conjure up! https://fardboi123.itch.io/dog-in-giggleland

oh ok thx, this is the first time i actually managed to finish a jam so im still getting used to things

uh yeah i suppose this is the first jam i actually managed to finish sooo

https://fardboi123.itch.io/dog-in-giggleland

Mind my incompetence, how do you know if your project has officially been submitted, or do you have to wait a while for it to update?

Makes sense, thanks! Most of the sound effects are just stock sound effects I found online with sites like pixabay, so those shouldn’t be issues and can easily be credited, I’ll just quickly change the two tracks mentioned.

The game I’m making is practically done, albeit some small things left to tweak, and most of the sound effects and music in the game aren’t actually my work and are just slightly edited by me. The sound effects I’m not worried about bcuz those can easily be credited. However, I did use a track from Plok, and the title screen music is apparently owned by a specific company, but I can’t retrace the music or the company anywhere (i got it from a random youtube video a couple of years back)

I was just wondering if, besides crediting the makers of the two tracks, do I have to do anything else? I ain’t too familiar with copyright and both of the titles in which these things came from are quite old now.

Mine’s a level based platformer and i hadn’t even made a single level yet, plus my PC is always being used all of a sudden so I might be cooked lol.

yeah you can, if they’re from somebody else you should credit them somewhere in the game and/or in the page.

yeah of course lol, especially tutorials if you’re not sure of how to do something