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A jam submission

On Your Way To Trick-or-TreatView game page

Guess what will happen when you're trick-or-treating alone?
Submitted by SurelySherly — 1 minute, 13 seconds before the deadline
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On Your Way To Trick-or-Treat's itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Presentation#53.8333.833
Overall#73.2783.278
Enjoyment#83.0003.000
Creativity#93.0003.000

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Was the majority of the art created during the jam?
YES

Was the majority of the music created during the jam?
YES

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The art is really good! The collision is kinda jank but funny, there are some tiling issues and sometimes throwing candy doesn't do anything but it's a cute game overall.

Fun little game! I really like how your projectile is in the opposite direction of the player's motion, it breaks convention and encourages the infinite running gameplay!


And the art is super cute and lively. I think palette consistency would help tie together all the art pieces - if the witch is holding a pumpkin candy bag, it should be a similar color to the pumpkins elsewhere.


Overall well done! Fun little scroller!

Submitted (2 edits)

EDIT: THE GAME IS BACK!

So for some reason the game no longer shows up on the game page, but I was actually able to play it before it disappeared, and so this is what I remember of the game play: It was a sidescrolling platformer where you run  to the right and can use WASD to navigate the obstacles, which took the form of platforms and pumpkins. A ghost on your left would continually chase you and if you let it touch you, you lost the game. You could also throw candles as projectiles.

I thought it was a really cute idea for a game and the art/sprite work was really very good - it was super atmospheric and was a very cohesive  Halloweeny look, especially the parallax background. The ghost was set to just the right speed that it provided tension and made you always feel pressured to keep walking, but without being frustratingly easy to get caught by. I wasn't ever able to figure out how to score, but that's okay, since I just played it like a better version of that Google Chrome offline dinosaur game anyway.

I hope the game gets reinstated on the page at some point! More people deserve to play it!