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Hahah thanks ! I broke some stuff just before the build but if you like the game, come back at the end of this summer if you want. I'll update it next month to fix and balance it a bit more.

As a MTG player, I like it. It's fun, it works, the old donuts eater made me laugh ^^

Fun ninja rope :D 

Bahahah nice one ! I'm shit with these games (I always fall T_T) but the idea and retro vibe are cool.

Hahaha the physics for the bullets is surprising (in a good way) :D

Hey, nice one :) It's relaxing and cute, I like it.

Cool game ! The music loop is nice, and the puzzle/scales mechanic for the platform is fun

Hey, here's mine ! First jam for me too, so it's unfinished but I think I'll try to improve it a bit when the jam is over. Or maybe I should just jump to the next jam or work on my current main project ?

Anyway, let's play, I'll try yours !

Scale Forest Defense

Hey, yours is fun too. It's minimalist, cute and works well :p

Thanks !

Hahah thanks for being nice :-) It doesn't look like what I wanted but well, I'm learning !

Wow I wouldn't have guessed, you nailed it ! (First jam for me too)

I'll come back to play again :p I like how the game area changes gradually it's cool ! Also, the physics makes me think of Deadly Days: Roadtrip

Bahahahah that's fun :D I love it !

Nice one, the gameplay is fun and surprising especially at the start :)
I didn't see the action key at first (because white on white or almost) but once I got it, cool puzzle/platform game.

Thanks a million ! I'm writing down I should send you a free copy when the prototype is out then :) I hope you'll enjoy it !

Hi, the animation is fun !
I'm working on my first real game as a solo dev so... can I use this asset in my game, even if I may try to sell the game ?
It's a funny-horror multi-choice narrative game mixing a bunch of graphic and audio assets as I'm mostly coding.  It should be out this Autumn (late September / early October), and I can send it to you for free if you want. I don't have a lot of money so I'm trying to not buy stuff, but I will credit all the creators from whom I got assets.

Hi ! Thanks for the advice but I'm not a total beginner in coding. I've studied two years in web programming (mostly front-end stuff) but I didn't fit with the industries' mindset and goals I think. I start coding because I wanted to make games anyway, and that was about 4 years ago. So now I'm learning Godot. I've made a (bad) 2D roguelite, followed a tutorial to code a farming game, and am working on my current personal project on Godot as well. I've never tried 3D yet but I was thinking I could try to follow a tutorial about a new game genre I haven't tried yet for this jam ? Do you think it's doable, or should I try to do stuff with things I already (mostly) know how to do  ?

Also, I've read recently that people work with game programming patterns but I don't know those. How should I approach learning them (possibly during jams) ?

Hey, thanks :D

That's exactly why I'm joining. I want to challenge myself and just publish stuff and make more progress with other people's feedback, even if my games will be faaaar away from being perfect.

I hope you'll have fun and learn new stuff too !

Hi, I have the same question. I've been training on my own, as my aim is to become a solo dev (I'm autistic and can't stand "normal" jobs).
More specifically maybe, knowing I'm planning to work 7-8 hours / day and not more, and I have followed several tutorials and am currently working on my first personal project (point'n'click horror narrative with multiple endings):

- Can I explore a new game mechanic I've never coded before with a tutorial and a small scope, or should I do something I already know how to code ?

- How should I prioritize tasks / organize work during these two days ? (i.e., what should I code first, what would be the ideal planning hour per hour in terms of conception / core mechanics / debug-polish / prep publication page...)

- Any other tips ?

Thanks in advance and good luck everyone :D

Simple yet fun, and it works well ! 

Hi, thanks that's exactly what I was looking for for my next prototype. I also just enjoy listening to it while coding :D