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Really good!

Thanks! That was the idea I was going for.

I betcha it’s “spin to win”

Thanks for the feedback!

Due to the time constraint and other in-person activities, I wasn’t able to add that many levels to the game. There are 15, but I do agree that the game needs more.

As for the sign being glitchy, I don’t quite understand what you mean - some specifics would be great. I did notice one bug in the export, where when you move from the starting area to Level 20, it immediately snaps the sign in the old level, but everything else appears to be working fine.

I’d also like to understand the eye strain from your perspective. Over here, the game doesn’t strain my eyes - although some playtesters did agree that the pink is a bit vibrant.

Sorry about that level design where you instantly die - that’s an oversight which I didn’t try to fix - it’s on me, although I must say that GDevelop should add velocity support to the platformer behavior, allowing you to adjust the velocity of the player.

Due to the fact that this is a Jam entry, I can’t update the game, but I will after the Jam.

If you could include some more info about various oversights, that would be great! Thanks - MarsChompsVenus Studios.

Yep, good to see you here too!

Hmm

It could certainly use an update.

Wait could you elaborate: THEY’RE ALL LOOPS???? That’s amazing! CC-0 too. . . You’re a legend!

I will likely use one or two of these songs in a game I’m working on - thanks a lot!

Yep, I do. I am in the process of attempting to move to Godot, however. It’s a long process but I think it’ll be totally worth it in the end.

It did, in fact, take me less than 3 minutes to load it.

I love it! You definitely deserve the follow!

Insanely creative! It also showcases how impressive scratch projects can really be!

I love GDevelop! It’s my new favorite game engine! (With one or two features lacking)

Oh yes I figured it out! Thanks!

Um how do you actually use items?

Oh no! That’s horrible . . .

Well, maybe next year will be better - but good luck on whatever other projects you have in store for us!

I’m on edge on windows. (Sorry for the late reply.)

Unfortunately it’s still really laggy and basically unplayable for me.

It’s better than my entry by a long shot - I didn’t have time to do one! But really, it looks quite fun if only my computer could handle it - good luck!

It looks ok so far - but like stated at the beginning of loading . . . it’s barely playable for me! And that’s on my windows laptop which runs most stuff fine. So you could probably do a bit of improvement on FPS - other than that looks great at this stage!

Oh nevermind, found it in credits. Congrats on entering!

One other thing - what font did you use?

I love it!

Well, I love it! It’s a really cool game which d̶e̶f̶i̶n̶i̶t̶e̶l̶y̶ ̶m̶a̶d̶e̶ ̶m̶e̶ ̶a̶p̶p̶r̶e̶c̶i̶a̶t̶e̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶t̶i̶m̶e̶ ̶i̶ ̶p̶u̶t̶ ̶i̶n̶t̶o̶ ̶m̶y̶ ̶a̶u̶t̶o̶c̶l̶i̶c̶k̶e̶r̶ ̶m̶a̶c̶r̶o̶ was extremely fun! You could work on spelling a bit more but overall, it’s pretty polished and satisfying. I have one question though ~ what did you make the art in?

I love the unique mechanics! I’ve recently started thinking that what makes a game is not the art, or the graphics, or the code even, but the uniqueness that makes it the first of its kind. This game definitely embodies that. It’s even better when a game does great at all of the above, not just the uniqueness! Congrats!

Hmm, I liked the video! It kind of reminds me a little bit of a game I made on scratch.

It was basically this only you could upgrade stuff with coins.

Anyways you deserve the follow, Godot is seeming a bit tough to me!

I followed you on spotify, nice music! I may or may not enter the game jam, but you have amazing skill either way!

Best of luck - MarsChompsVenus Studios

Haha yeah it does fit that theme!

What was the theme of the jam?

Wow insane

Nice I like it! I originally saw this on scratch, came here from it - nice job!

Haha I’m currently working on it! XD

Thanks! Yeah, it is strange how we made similar games at the same time, both for separate game jams! It’s a rather large coincidence!

BRUH IT’S SO ANNOYING XD! The most annoying part was the big things in the middle. As in the little popups he kept dragging in! It seemed like there’s no way to get rid of them.

XD this game is very similar to my “Desk of Destiny” game!

(I’m not trying to advertise or anything just marveling at similarities.)

Personally the custom top bar was the hardest part though.

First I had to figure out how to make the usual itch box background to hide without all the nested elements hiding, and then there was an issue with the dropdown thing that pops down when you press the arrow next to your profile. The dropdown was somehow being layered behind my main column’s background element so I had to figure out that too.

To me, it looks like this:

What about you? Could you include a screenshot? (I don’t know what the top bar looks like to a non-editor user like a random person as signed out, the bar disappears. )

Oh I used

transition: transform 0.5s ease, box-shadow 0.3s ease, background 0.3s ease; 

in .gamecell to do the smooth glide between sizes and

.game_cell:hover {
  transform: scale(1.05);
}

to do the scaling.

Yeah, I went ahead and got it enabled - then learned CSS on an airplane flight and restyled my page! XD

Nice! I use scratch too sometimes. It’s what I started out on, and now I use Turbowarp (the scratch variant) for my art for effectively all my game’s art!

It’s got a great vector editor with transparency as well as all the normal scratch tools, and then some. You should see if FalconWorks wants to check it out!

Enjoy the game? Leave a comment to let us know what your favorite part is!

It was a bit glitchy but still kind of fun! Good luck on your Unity Journey!

Oh hey, thanks! His site, @Code_Forge is here. (Also if you don’t mind, do not include our names in messages just refer to us as @MarsChompsVenus and @Code_Forge)