Oh, boy, thanks for that comment! Especially I liked that you mentioned music! All the credits go to @Loyzbeats, and I think it is a big part of this game.
Liked this game a lot! Gave all 5s! Especially I liked the story bit, super consistent character, great variety of poses and even clothes change! The fight was also very fun, I found spamming J to keep distance from the bear a way to beat him, plus don't miss those dodges. Well crafted game, deffinetely a top jam contender! Animations on AA level.
Wow, just played your game... I've tried many games of this jam and with this I can finally declare jam a "success". Altogether we covered pretty much eveything! Now about your game. I loved the vibe, I also read other comments and for me it is strange that noone mentioned Murakami, while for me it was the main reason that sold this game for me. I've read(listened) only two of his novels, just finished "Clockwork bird chronicles" not long ago, not sure if you've read it, but it totally fits this game and your writing, like the bit about being good at something small before big things. So for me writing was big part of this game. First person game is kinda traslates that experience of reading a book from first person perspective. And I just couldn't help wondering what that housewife though of at the end of the job when she had a nostalgia moment.
About actual mowing, never done it in my life, it is very uncommon in our country and I didn't get that lifting it helps to turn, I was playing on keyboard and did a huge circles to turn, like two-three meters in radius which was obviously unacceptable to clear a rectangular area, so what did I do? I mowed backwards! Yup you go forward to the wall, then change angle a bit and do next line backwords until opposite wall - it was a fast way, totally non realisic, but working method!
Thanks! I checked your game, it is also in godot, but it loads into browser page way faster than mine because of all those background and character art sprites.
A relly fun game but short as others pointed out. I'm bad at aiming, so it is a good thing that hit boxes are really big, several times I downed two zombies at the same time by shooting between them. Good sfx. Nice start, I'd say.
Yeah, its hard to beat you there! But some games might have a chance, like first-person jousting simulator "The List's Champion" or RTS "AI2U - Guns & Girlfriends", after all, last jam was won also by RTS and the theme was not that important. There is also a dark horse "Last Charge" but it needs at least 7 votes or its average vote would be penalised.
Really great game! Ideal for the jam - short and to the point! Fits the theme and gives great vibes. A clean contender for the overall victory! Had most struggles with black knight for some reason.
Yeah, the game is great, really fun! For me personally the funniest part was how narrator yell their names! I have no idea how you did it, I used TTS for my game, but, it sounds just normal. Did you use video model to make those yells?
Talking seriously if have any connection to a sumo, or martial arts in general you gotta do some rock-scissors-paper mechanic. I mean in sumo you eather push your opponent out of ring or you meke him fall. If you charge too hard, the opponent just steps to the side and you break out of the circle yourself. Also there are throws.
Maybe do something like: Dodge beats Charge
Throw beats Dodge
Charge beats Throw
That's not final, just brainstorm. Ah also I sence you were inspired by the jams' promo image, is that so? I mean you made a whole game in weekend, I remember that.
Reading your comment I can understand this game now! You know, looking at your banner art I just realised, I've played nearly half of this jam games and no one seems to thought of rail run mechanic, - charge one powerful rifle, then release a ray to slice through enemies. Was it your intention? I mean you have railroad.
Rather classic and addictive billiard game with unique style. It is really hard to score here, luckily opponent is not that precise as well. Good game to spend time in!
That's the deal, I don't have a concept for a quantum video game that I would like myself. The best example of quantum game I know is actually a sudoku - different cells extremely entangled and each number has a cloud of possibilities that would collapse into exactly one place.
I also really liked the game! Game jams need more rhythm games! Core gameplay is there, add more vfx, more lines + spacebar for drum. I didn't really get how is it associated with the theme, though, in the lyrics?
That game looks really great! But it needs rally points for the buildings(or I wasn't able to locate them). Plus music would be nice as well, but the battle itself is well made!
A very neat investigation game! I liked how it gave hints and showed count of errors in statements. Maybe with a more exciting case it would be more exciting to play. But at least it had some real scenario unlike many other entries in this jam.
I liked this game, especially its style and music but I gotta say that it was asking for multiple sockets that you can plug into one another to charge multiple customers simultaneously, I just can't bare see those cute gadgets walk away...
