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Code / Agents: OpenCode with GPT-6 and OpenCode Go plan
Planning / Review: ChatGPT
Art / References: GPT Image
Engine: Godot 4.7.x
3D: Blender + Blender MCP
SFX: External CC0 sources and Soundly
Music: External CC0 sources

I tried something similar for the last game jam with Godot, Blender and VS Code but couldn't get the workflow reliable enough, so I went for Three.js instead. I'm specifically hoping to experiment with a more agent-driven Godot + Blender 3D workflow this time. The SFX and music I currently would like to go for finding external third-party sources like OpenGameArt, FreeSound, Soundly, etc. Preferably CC0 license audio assets, would like to hear what you guys suggest on audio parts here if you want to.

Nice graphics, SFX and gameplay, a solid game already.

Nice simple connection game, keep up the good work.

Would like to have mouse cursor so I can pointing around where should my spaceship shooting at, other than that, good game entry with rich contents!

Thanks for the feedback! I recently just added a new mode for endless horde with roguelike elements which I plan to release after the voting session is over. Though your suggestions I will consider too, as it is indeed lack of player choice on squad and weaponry.

A really chaos 2D auto-battler game, keep up the good work!

There is so many things can be progressed in a game save in this life sim game, but I am not sure if the same actions should be spammed many times during the same age for the game design sake. Good game entry though!

Can add more enemies and levels, and perhaps other things like purchase upgrades or something. Nice entry though!

Nice cozy gardening game, could use some optimization or maybe it is my laptop can't such grass density or lighting effects, but nevertheless a good entry!

Have played some runs in the game, maybe because of me playing the game with keyboard and mouse, so I often hitting the ground and stuck onto it when charging forward, slightly go backward after charged did unstuck though. And I'm not sure why, but I don't seem find a way to upgrade or purchase my magic broom or something? The visuals did looked stunning, these 3D models are surely high quality.

I'm quite new to primarily AI-assisted game development just at starting this July, especially on the 3D aspect, so I'm really exciting to play some 3D games here and wanting to try other AI tools to make some 3D models and textures that I want for my long time hobby project. I have read your devlog of this game and I wish you have fun developing your games, good luck on your game dev journey!

What a good use of the random generating tile from observing, sadly often the very edge of the tiles cannot be observed to collapse to form a full terrain. Still, a nice entry!

Thanks for the pointing out the optimization issue, I was having audio playback delay issue when there are many SFX playing at the same time at my local side, but when playing at itch.io here, it is much better performance than my local side, so I will need to check these and fix them as well.

Thank you for the feedback! I will consider this for the next update when I got time to fix.

Nice try, keep up the good work!

I reached the score of 5586 for now, a really tense scoring game, nice work!

Just played once, got the score of 98,500, nice simple game that builds up tension when there are more and more orbs! Will try to play a few more times to beat higher score when I got more free time.

Looks like there are two endings for the game, nice entry! The English dialogues can use some proofreading though, but nevertheless it is fun to play!

Nice endless racing game, the procedural tracks can use some balancing work as often the obstacles are clumped too much that I don't have time to react to evade.

Cool RA2 like RTS game! The visuals and the destruction of the nuke surely are fascinating! I just rated yours.

Hello, can I use Godot engine with AI-assisted addons in Godot/VS Code for the game jam? Just want to make sure about this because I was familiar with the game engine.

Not sure how can I attack by myself, but seems like my drone can help me attack the enemies all the time!

Too bad I can't read Russian texts when interacting with all the objects in the game, but the character looks cute and the whole scene surely fit the theme!

Like some people in comment section said, the game is indeed atmospheric and its plot is nice, but there is something can be added in the levels to make the game less boring, like the final forest level can be improved by adding more houses or something, or perhaps you can make the scene become night time so it can add a bit more horror atmosphere.

But in the end, I'm glad that you made it to the jam!

The mostly black and white atmosphere and the way the weird enemies spawned did made the game more horror to me. It would be nice if you can put some healing items for players to pick up, as I constantly get rekt by the enemy which shoot faster and high damaging projectile. The smoothed camera movement made the game harder especially moving vertically that it's more difficult to see projectile attacks ahead.

I think I will come back to try to beat the game again when I have time to spare later. I must say that the concept of the music symbol things is nice though!

Nice visuals and it actually did a good job with the procedural room mechanism that brings the feeling that the last door you just entered might not be the same when you came back to the previous door sometimes. I do feel like the layout of the "next room" and spawning of the enemies can be a bit unfair, as sometimes the door just teleport me a the weird corner next to a doorway that had me stuck and there can be 3 enemies spawned too close to me that it's impossible for me to escape and shoot, lead to soft locks or game over.

But still, nice to see that procedural dungeon can be done like this in a week!

Hi, I have downloaded and want to play your game, but may I know which file do I have to open up to play?

Cool coconut catching automation and business concept and execution, also provided with nice little upgrades every time I made to a goal. The visuals are actually pretty nice as every thing on the ground are animating, the only things I think can be improved are there should be an exhaust flame when the rocket takes off and any hotkey to cancel the building action when I misclicked an building option. Well, good luck on your game dev journey!

Nice little platformer game with nice visuals, like some people has commented here, could use the music and sound effects to feel less boring to play and could fit the theme if use the right audio, and I think the upward speed of character jumping can be faster since I would think players normally jump over obstacles when they are near enough, instead of "pre-calculating" the distance and momentum to avoid obstacles. Overall, good entry!

Nice art style, the physics of the process to put the fish into the fish bowl and the design of some levels can be improved, though.

Really like the mining and progression features in this cat theme space adventure game, took me over 1 hour to finish the game! Could use a simple ending when finishing the game instead of direct back to main menu. Still, I really enjoyed the game!

Edit: While the laser upgrades especially the laser fire rate and reach can go crazy like an AOE attack, the shuttle thruster upgrade seems not benefit the shuttle mobility at all.

I was going to do the units will chase down either side when their target is far enough, but was not enough time to implement this, so I made them standing still shooting at distances to not make player side gets overwhelmed. Thanks for the feedback on these several different aspects, may implement them in next update when I have time.

Good game concept and execution, I think this game can be added with more variety of contents and potentially release as a final game. Just that I don't know what's up with the thumbnail for this game entry. 😂

Btw, here is the time I made it:

Though the game has only two levels, the arts, sound effects and music are sure nice knowing that you done by yourselves, keep up the good work!

Nice little game you have here! Did a bit more attempts on final stage but I finally did it!

I like how the environment will affect the strategy should take, but maybe should have a forecast mechanism what the next effect will be and notify the player what the effects taking in place currently. I did rescued some civilians but the AI pathfinding didn't worked properly when there is a narrow door frame there in some buildings. And the sound cue regarding the random "spawning" civilians a bit weird too. It's nice that you made it as your entry, good luck on your game dev journey!

The voice acting and visuals are cool and immersed! However, I was hit with low fps when starting the intro cutscenes, seems like the trees made my laptop dropped to 10+ fps or so. Also, I wish can have some visual guidance especially at the later points of the game, the movement controls are weird as well, and I can "lift off" from the ground if I looked deep down.

By the way, I still hooked in with the mysterious atmosphere and voice acting, though!

I know the first 48 hours can have fixing game breaking bugs and adding alternative platforms support, but I noticed that my web based html game size is larger than it should be. 

Now I have exported them with smaller file sizes, may I know am I allowed to reupload this as well?

Sorry in advance if this is asked before or obvious question.

Nice endless survival game, for some reason the moving platforms on the ground just decided to push me while I was at a corner and my character being pushed out of bound. And like someone commented here, the game could use more enemy variety, and I think can add in the restart button so the player can just click to replay again.

Thanks for the rating and feedback, glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, I will definitely try to control how many bullets to be spawned and use object pooling instead of just deleting bullets right away.

Simple (annoying) puzzle game, I thought the doors just lock by themselves when I investigate inside, turned out it was just me pressing the door buttons too many times caused them doing that. The room a bit too dark for me trying to find teleporting objects and buttons, but this could be by game design. Cool game though!