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I’m glad you both enjoyed it :D And thank you for the kind words, I had a rough couple days and this really brightened my day.

GG Sensei

How? lol

Wow 2:15, amazing! That makes you the new One more Amogi Speedrun world champion. Congratulation! And I’m glad you had fun.

Confirmed! You are currently One more Amogi Speedrun world champion. Congratulation! :D

Thank you :) Hit the retry button and maybe you get one that’s a bit easier, I’m sure you can find em all.

Woohoo! That’s awesome, congratulations :D

lol, yea I know it feels that way. Naturally the last one is always the hardest to find. Don’t give up, I believe in you.

Well done

Look at that floppy booiii

Thanks brøether

Love it

https://itch.io/post/10106231

The goal should be to

1. Make it possible for devs to sell web games and keeping their games accessibility and platform agnostic.
2. Make it easy and none intrusive for paying players so that they get the best experience and can play the game on every platform that has a browser without paying extra for each platform.
3. Making it (optimally) impossible or as annoying as possible for websites to steal the devs browser game to put it up for free. Goal number 2) should take priority over 3)

With your suggestion the developer might as well put the game up for free, you’ll find that key on google day one. The proposal I made would be none intrusive to players who own the game, they just need an itch account. It’s still not really safe from people who want to steal the game, but itch can make it annoying enough to keep this to an acceptable minimum.

WOW :O that’s such a good devlog xD

Thank you

I did write a design recap & postmortem about the Jam game now if you are still interested reading about it. https://tackertacker.itch.io/miss-the-point/devlog/674264/miss-the-point-design-recap-postmortem

Love it

TY I’m glad you like it, and congrats, with only 18 death you are now the new champion of the comment section \o/

A well executed Platformer, I like that the snails don’t hurt you and dependent on the situation can be helpful to you or block your way. Level design was also well done, I noticed for example that you made sure there is always a way to drop back down to a lower platform close by, in case you missed a coin and want to collect it. The boss fight needs work, there was zero visual feedback that I damage the boss, took me a while to notice the health on the UI. Then I glitched into the ceiling and couldn’t finish the fight. I liked it, great entry.

A very unique entry. I know the challenges of creating your own collision with destructible terrain, and I’m not sure I know how you did yours, although I have a few ideas. Really cool technical project and a bold scope for a jam :P Great entry

Fun game and I like the cute pixel art

Pretty fun, I like the cute art and it fits the theme. Great entry.

Very impressive what you achieved in a week. Everyone who ever tried making an RTS in C3 knows the struggle of keeping multiple selected units to stay apart and navigate around obstacles, you did a pretty good job with that here. On top of that you have ground and air units, and the whole thing is online multiplayer, amazing. It does have some issues, but I’m sure you’ll be able to polish them out too. I also loved the procedurally generated names and lobbies :D My name was MischiefMollusk in the lobby Playful Plankton Pavilion. Great entry.

Bold move to try your hands on an online multiplayer game for a 1 week jam :P It’s clear you had planned more, but I bet you were able to learn a lot from this. Curious where this is going after the jam if you plan to keep working on it. It’s definitely the project where I would most like to take a peek at the code.

I used the effects horizontal/vertical blur + AlphaRamp, that’s it.

Wohooo \o/

IMO controls are an area where you should have a very good reasons to do something different than the norm. The more established that norm is the bigger your reason would need to be to change it.

A stealing raccoon is a fun theme, and I liked the wall hiding effect. The car controls were very confusing, am I controlling the car? Congrats on your first game jam entry.

Unfortunately the font was so messed up that I couldn’t read it :( but the rest of the game looks very professional, and the drawings are really cute. I’ll come back after the Jam when the font is fixed and play again. Great entry

It’s already a fun game but it’s clear that you had planned much more for it that didn’t make it in time. I like the art and the idea behind it with the manual reloading which can lead to some extra tension. Shooting with spacebar in this type of game feels very alien to me, I hope you change that in a later update. Great entry.

Simple and fun, you can get in a real flow with the dodging. I liked the idea that you get more points the further you are to the left, risk vs reward. Not a fan of snapping to lanes. Great entry

Surprisingly fun for how simple it is, not a fan of the CRT effect. Great entry.

Strong coherent Gameboy theming with the limited colors, 1:1 aspect ratio, graphics and audio. Nice touch with the selectable color theme and music options.

Unfortunately it’s often impossible to beat a level because I use up all my ammo on 1-2 enemies or I get rushed by the entire army right from the start :D But not bad for only a single day.

A simple game mechanic well executed. It’s funny how confused my brain gets by simply having to swap mouse buttons when the monkey is upside down :D Great entry

Thank you very much. That was actually my design goal, difficult but motivating. I’m in the process of writing a devlog about the design process, so once I’m done with that you can read a bit more about that. The counter breaks after 999 :P

LOL that 90s Batman logo on those bees xD I like that It’s such a relaxing game while still fitting the theme of escalation. Great entry