Speedrunning this game would be crazy, theres so much room for optimization!
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It's actually a lot of fun after the update! The timer thats constantly counting up encourages you to play fast (now that you cant manually decrease it), and the sound effects and wobble really make the game a lot more fun to control. I especially like that you can make a match while a previous match is still playing out, so you can have multiple chains of apps being deleted at the same time which is just dopamine overload!
Thanks for the feedback! Level 13 is an outlier in terms of difficulty and I wish I had made it slightly easier and more fair, but there's obviously not a lot of time to playtest during a jam. If you really want to go back and finish the game (there's only 14 levels so you were almost there), I accidentally left a debug button in the game that lets you skip levels by pressing f12. Whoops.
This game is really cool! I'm not a music person (at all) but was still able to solve all but the final level. I encountered a bug where the game crashed while I was solving level 5, and then when I went back with the level selector to finish level 5, it didn't unlock level 6, which was a bit disappointing but I still had a lot of fun playing. Unexpectedly my favorite out of all of the games I've played so far.
So the ratings finally came out, and Ludwig has played the top 10, which means that the jam is finally officially over. I personally thought I would place higher than I did, and even deep down thought I had a shot at the top 10, and I suspect a lot of other people feel the same way as me: disappointed.
If you are reading this post, it means you probably met new people, brainstormed ideas, iterated on designs, programmed game systems, made art, implemented UI, added sound effects, created an itch.io page, maybe even recorded and edited a trailer, and most importantly, FINISHED AN ENTIRE GAME IN LESS THAN 10 DAYS! Do you have any idea how big of an accomplishment that is? Seriously! Read that list again and tell yourself that's not an insane feat. If this was your first jam, congratulations on making a game! If this was your 10th or 100th jam, congratulations on making a game! Regardless of rating, you worked your ass off and have a product to show for it, which is something that everyone can and should feel proud of.
I hope that we can have another event like this in the future, because I'm sure we all learned a lot during the process and had a ton of fun making, sharing, and playing games!
I really liked the game and especially the humor, but I got stuck and cant figure out where to go. I got the left and right orbs but have no idea where to go to get the middle one. I sold everything in my inventory to the hardware store but still dont have enough for the key, and he wont buy my gem. Any tips on what to do?
Worm Adventure 4: Into the Wormhole
Worm Adventure 4: Into the Wormhole is a rage game / 3d platformer where you play as a worm with a grappling hook trying to climb to the top of a cave.
The controls are easy to understand but difficult to master, so you will probably fall down a lot at first, but that only makes getting to the top feel even better!
The main campaign will take between 5 and 15 hours to beat, but there's much more content after that if you want to beat arcade mode, mess around with your friends in multiplayer, or try to reach the true ending of the game.
I hope to see you all in the wormhole!
Store Page: https://lummie-thief.itch.io/worm-adventure-4
This game is actually really fun! The artwork is charming and the feedback is great. It feels so good to clump everyone up with a purple spell, then grab a blue spell and teleport on top of a red spell to blow everyone up! My only suggestion is more variety in the enemies. I know all too well that 1 week is not enough time to build a full game and Im sure you would have added different enemies if you had the time :)
I came from reddit btw
This is really cool, Ive always wanted to learn morse code and none of the methods have really stuck but this works for me! Ive already learned a few of the letters and some of the numbers and Ive just been messing around with it for maybe 10 minutes. It might not be the most fun game but its a really cool tool to learn morse code! Sometimes I type the right code and it doesnt say its right but then I just click reset and can keep going so its not that big of a deal (just realized after playing some more that the O and 0 look really similar so thats probably why).