Thanks for the feedback, I updated the game with a slightly larger pool and changed the randomization so you will never get the same minigame twice! Thanks for playing!
The games changing slightly with each play and getting out of hand would have been a great idea, I just didn’t think of it during the jam! Glad you liked the art, thanks for playing!
Thank you for bringing this up, I updated the game to prevent the player from getting the same minigames twice in a row! You will now get a minigame chosen randomly from only the minigames that aren’t the one you last played. And I added a new minigame, so the total pool is 4 instead of 3 games.
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Thank you for the feedback! I updated the game and you won’t get any minigame twice in a row now. The game was meant to convey that everything was going wrong in each minigame, which is why they’re all problems you have to fix. But that’s good to know this wasn’t clear, I’ll have to think about that when making future games. Thanks for playing!
This was actually loosely based around the specs of the old Nokia cellphone, which is why I made it 1bit and why the screen size is 96x65 pixels, so that’s where the retro vibes comes from! Glad you liked it, thanks for playing!
Thank you so much, I’m really happy you liked the art! Also thanks for the feedback, I was so focused on the western theme that I didn’t even think about having cat related problems for Catville. I was just thinking of cowboy minigames, but adding more cat themed ones would have been a fun direction!
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Thank you, I’m so happy you liked the 1bit art!! I would have liked more things going wrong, but this was the most I was able to make in the timeframe for the jam.
I did publish a small update with a new minigame in the mix, and better randomization so you can’t get the same minigame twice in a row. Thanks so much for playing!
Glad you liked the art! A few people mentioned that there was no rush or challenge, so I added a timer to the minigames and a game over screen if your time runs out. Thank you for the feedback, and thank you for playing!
Thank you for the feedback! Several people mentioned issues with getting the same game several times in a row, so I released an update that prevents this from happening. Thank you very much for playing!
I’m really happy you liked the art, that means a lot! I updated the game with an on screen timer, and you can now lose the game if you don’t get through the minigames fast enough, and this adds a little challenge to the gameplay. I appreciate your feedback, thank you for playing!
Thank you very much, excellent feedback! Those ideas are really good, thank you for sharing! I did update the game and make some improvements to the randomization of minigames, but nothing quite like what you’re saying with the cow or a rolling cylinder. I agree, I think those would definitely mix things up in a fun way, so I’ll have to think about that next time I’m working on a game like this. Thank you so much for playing!
Glad you liked the vibes of my game! I updated the game so you can’t get the same minigame twice in a row now, and there are now 4 minigames instead of 3. I feel like this helped a lot with improving the variation. Thank you for playing and leaving feedback!
Glad you liked they cows, they’re always running off, lol! Yes thank you for your feedback, a few others also shared that there were some problems with randomness. I updated the game so you won’t get the same minigame twice in a row anymore, and there’s also a pool of 4 games instead of 3 now to mix things up a little more. Thanks for playing!
That means a lot, thank you so much! The art was the primary motivating factor for me to make this game, and so I prioritized the art first. I’m so happy you appreciated the main element of my game, thank you!
Understandable, thank you for your feedback! I’ve added a new minigame and a few quality of life features to improve the game, but I completely understand if it’s just not your kind of game. Thank you for playing!
When I first saw the theme, I was really hoping someone would make something just like this! I love the visuals of old retro technology that’s been overgrown and become part of a wholesome nature scene. You did this so well, great work!
This one is super cute and cool at the same time, I love it! Really enjoying the space themed entries, and this one has such a great artistic style. It’s not really “game-art”, but it still makes me want to see a whole game about this little astronaut. Wonderful work!
Best title ever, lol! Seriously though love the colors and the expressions for the characters. I also really like the clean lines of the car contrasted with the texture of the dithering in the background. Super pleasing to the eye and very well executed!!
I don’t know if you’re a fan of Brandon James Greer (also goes by BJGpixel) but this very much reminds of his work! Which is a big compliment, he’s probably my favorite pixel artist!
I REALLY like how many ways you used the same 4 colors for different kinds of linework, lighting, and shading. Especially doing a Pokémon piece, this one really reminds me of the way the old Pokémon sprites got shaded, except yours also has all of the polish and refinement of a full art piece. Your linework is great, all the shapes are so clear, clean, and recognizable. While scrolling the submissions page I caught your thumbnail out of the corner of my eye and instantly recognized Nosepass. You’re very talented and I love your artistic style!
Mine wasn’t Star Trek, but “The Final Frontier” was a working title I had in my head for my own artwork most of the time I was working on it, lol!
Been staring at this one looping over and over again, I am very interested to know how you did this! I assume you have a program you can 3D animate in, and then export a low resolution version of? I’m perplexed by the lack of anti-aliasing, and the fact that I can see dithering in the shaded areas. Did you have to clean this up frame by frame? It looks very clean and polished! Super cool, I haven’t seen pixel art like this before
THIS! Easily one of my favorites for this jam! I really like game-art style pixel art, and this does a perfect job of making me feel like I could jump in and play this aesthetic little isometric game. I wish I could pick up a controller and stark walking around this world right now. Such a pleasing use of color and your overall art style is excellent, really good work here!
I love the swapping between a different color for each frame, dramatic contrast of the saturated colors against the sharp black background, and the text conveying the emotion of the scene. Clean letters when the voice is dreary and unsure, and large almost blurry letters for high emotion/intensity in the voice. The way this paints a whole scene and a journey is wonderful, love this so much
I like this a lot, love the color palette, excellent work! Everything looks great but wow the woman’s face looks SO good! Did you use a reference or anything for this?
