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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Theme | #22 | 2.765 | 2.900 |
| Overall | #37 | 2.074 | 2.175 |
| Innovation | #42 | 1.955 | 2.050 |
| Storyline | #45 | 1.716 | 1.800 |
| Experience | #46 | 1.859 | 1.950 |
Ranked from 20 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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- Interesting concept, some more visual clarity could help with the controllable companion such as UI icons and a bar indicating the mana crystals the player collects contribute to their companions life.
- Cool little game fits the theme of the game jam well. I didn't download the game as this was a violation of rules as it must be playable in the web-browser so the experience has been down rated for consistency across the competition. The gameplay itself in places wasnt so clear which also hurt the experience part.
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Mage Fight is couch competitive, 2D fighting game. Players control rival mages supported by their summon companions. The aim is to defeat the opposing mage and claim victory!
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Hey Matthew Muller, Jym_44, Cornelius_TheGreat !
How are you my name is ilias , i tested/played our game "Mage Fight" ! .
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Well crafted game art and simplistic visuals when properly made can be a beautiful choice for a video game including 2D views and environements
it's seems challenging to me to create a video game , and i have a plan to do so too in the future when it's possible to me and a long as i can .
Fun Games can be cool and can be adventurous and nice memories !!
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Ilias.
https://itch.io/jam/biga-jam-v2/rate/2402991
The controls felt really nice & responsive. The artwork for the characters is also nice but the platforms do stand out a bit. Nice little couch game to play w a friend.
Sucks that the WebGL build has the game breaking bug :(
Thank you for your kind feedback! We're working on improving the environmental art and adding more levels at the moment.
That's awesome to hear! glad the game is going further!
I liked the idea. Does the attack only work if you play a blue character? If I could figure out how it works, I could have fun for a few minutes with a friend.
Hi, thank you! The attack only works for the summons. We’ve unfortunately had a lot of trouble getting the build to work in WebGL for whatever reason, so it’s likely the reason it isn’t working for you. The downloaded version works properly though.
I also had problems with exports... In my game on the Windows version, everything is fine in my game, but when I uploaded it to itchio, the leaderboard stopped working.
That’s so sad :( At least the Windows build works.
I forgot to upload the Windows version to the game page (I didn't think anything would break)...
I was unable to really get into playing this game. The controls describe how you would use them, but them game itself does not seem to reflect this.
I would love to give an earnest review, do you have some tips or advice on how to play?
Unfortunately, the webGL build seems to have a bug that stops you from being able to switch between the mage and the summon. We’ve been trying to find a solution but haven’t been successful. The PC build works though.