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A jam submission

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made in 100 minutes for the 10^2 Jam
Submitted by UnderWander — 7 minutes, 45 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme (How is their interpretation of the theme?)#74.3334.333
Stability (Any bugs/crashes?)#114.1674.167
Overall#123.7293.729
Coherency (Overall - does it all fit together nicely?)#143.5003.500
Enjoyment (Did you have fun playing?)#152.9172.917

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

This is a lot harder than it looks

Submitted(+1)

Haha lovely game. Love the music and the general relaxing atmosphere. Don't know what I did wrong but the triangle went below the screen, maybe something with the window sizing on Google Chrome. Agree with other commentors about the mouse controls but the game was still cool and could even be some sort of abstract artsy game with better graphics.

Developer

The triangle falling down was the way I threw in to signify "losing". Probably could have implemented something more clear. Thanks for enjoying the atmosphere, that's probably what got the most amount of attention. 

Submitted(+1)

This feels like the controls should have been moving the platform with the mouse position. Really simple concept, other than the rain looking weird and the controls, I like it :D

Submitted(+1)

I feel it could be a lot better if wasn't for the time. I would like to have a way to gain points and move the "umbrella" with the mouse (or at least move a little faster). But still, the game seems very interesting!

Submitted(+1)

Great sound effects. Interesting idea, well done for a game made in 100 minutes. My only concern is the art style.

Developer

Thanks! Glad the idea comes through even with the neglected art assets