I agree with Mr Aqua that the game is really well polished.
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Im in the same boat. I am a single developer with no real experience. The trick I use is to find free or cheap assets on itch. You can find really cool assets on itch under the browse tab. As for music, there are some really good free (or cheap) musicians. I really like this guys music and I used this is the music I used for my game. For SFX, you can either find packs on itch or free ones on Pixabay. I recommend using these instead of AI because most game jams ban generative AI, and this supports indie artists. Even for AI, the best tool I recommend for it is Bezi as it is Claude, but with the power to see your game.
So I forgot to change the canvas in the menu and credit screen, so some credits were removed. Below is a list of everything I used (or at least planned to use):
SFX from Pixabay
Bear Snarl by Delon_Boomkin
Monster Bite by Free Sound Community
Flapping by Free Sound Community
Retro Hurt 2 by Driken5482
Forest Ambiance by u_7hpxkdroz2
Wind Outside Room Tone by SoundReality
Mountain Wind by CreatorsHome
Cloud Spread by freesound_CrunchpixStudio
Eat Apple by freesound_community
Level up sounds by floraphonic
Victory by Mori_sound
MUSIC from Itch
16 bit Fantasy & Adventure (2025) by xDeviruchi
Art (mostly) from Itch
Beehive by Mady (not from itch)
16-Bit Fantasy & Adventure Music Pack by xDeviruchi
20 Clouds by Kass
Animal Mega Pack by ToffeeCraft
Forest Nature Pack by ToffeeCraft
Free Sky Backgrounds by Free and Premium Game Assets
The Ground by Backterria
Vermin Asset Pack By DeepDiveGameStudio
Free Platformer Assets by GandalfHardcore
Thanks! I meant to add more mechanics to level up with but only had enough time to either give the player more health or more jumps. One mechanic I wanted to add was a pecking mechanic that you can use to attack the bear with, or bees that follow you and if they hit the bear they can damage it. Anyways thanks for playing my game :)





