A very fun and interesting game. The visuals and the music were really well made. The idea of creating chaos on the city was a very creative interpretation of the theme. At the beginning it was hard to find the traffic lights since I didn't know what it looked like and it kind of blended into the pavement so maybe next time try to make it stand out more. Its still a very fun game after that small complaint. Good luck on the jam!
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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Theme | #204 | 3.667 | 3.667 |
| Audio | #272 | 3.333 | 3.333 |
| Overall | #417 | 3.262 | 3.262 |
| Graphics | #422 | 3.524 | 3.524 |
| Innovation | #446 | 3.143 | 3.143 |
| Game Design | #632 | 3.048 | 3.048 |
| Fun | #720 | 2.857 | 2.857 |
Ranked from 21 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
In what way does your game fit the theme?
You must unleash chaos on the street by damaging the traffic light controls and let the cars crash, avoiding the police forces
Did you write all the code yourself and made all the assets from scratch?
I wrote all the code from scratch. The traffic system is all coded too from scratch, no AI from NavMesh used. Also made all the assets and compose the music for this jam. Solo project. The cars were inspired from my kids drawings.
Comments
Hi! Thank you very much for your kind words. Glad you like it. I forgot to change the material of the traffic light control. They're made with the default unity cube for testing the script, and forgot to update it after the script was working.
I'm working on the update to be upload after the jam ends.
Remember you from the last jam. Played your game Slime Island and completed it :)
Thanks for your feedback. Glad you like it. I'm working on the update with much more things to do that unfortunately didn't make it in the jam build.
Yes... the borders of my jam games are always awful. I forgot to put them in time, and then add them at last minute. Next time I'll start with them instead :)
3 years ago(+1)
Thank you very much for your kind words. It means a lot :)
The "Errors:missing token" usually happens if you copy / paste an image instead of uploading one saved.
I loved videogames since I was 6yo. Now I'm 42, but my love for them never faded (as shown in my Steam account :D )
Ohh too bad. No, the cylinders were suppose to be trash cans, but run out of time to make them, and forgot to delete them on the build.
The traffic lights control are boxes near the corners. My fault there too. Used the default unity cube to test the script and forgot to even change the material so they look different than the floor.
I would love you try it again if you can :)
If not, thanks anyway for playing.
Fun game!! It's similar to your last year's submission in a way both games are chaotic but in this game you create chaos as a rebel teen and in Rewind Madness you try to maintain it as a middle aged man.
Likes
- Top down view (Reminds me of GTA Chinatown wars)
- YOU MADE EVERYTHING BY YOURSELF!! hats off to you brother
- AND YOU HAVE KIDS TO TAKE CARE OFF!! wow how did find the time, impressive.
- 3d characters models looks clean
- Pause button comes in handy
- Browser and Windows builds are appreciated
- Music is dope, its insane you manage to make it this good music along with everything else.
- ChAOS METER's chaotic animation looks super cool
- Love the destruction!!!!
Improvements
- The traffic light box is difficult to spot since it blends in with the walkway. (It would be awesome if you could alter the colour to make it more visible or have a floating pointer on it.)
- You can fall off the edge of the map, haha sort of like I did here
PS: Also tried making the cops fall with me but they were too smart for that, haha.
3 years ago(+1)
Thank you very much for you awesome review! I'm very happy you remember Rewind Madness too :)
About your likes: Yes, definitely inspired by the original GTA games.
Kids, Dayjob and GameDev Job with a paid project (Shikon-X on Steam)
Music: There's Always time for METAL! 馃槇
The Improvements:
LOL. I discovered too late you can pass through the borders :D. Made the same mistake in the last jam (BGJ2021.1, Brotherhood of the Dragon). Few week spots where you can fall of the level. That's what happens when you leave the borders to the end of the jam :)
And the traffic controls, yes, absolutely agreed. They're Unity basic cubes which I added for testing the script, and once it worked, completely forgot to update them. They even had the default shader material!
I've already updated them and added a few improvements, which will be released after the jam ends.
Thanks again for taking the time to test it.
3 years ago(+1)
Thank you very much! Makes me really happy to know you like them (specially since I did them in the last few hours left before deadline :) )
About the traffic light boxes... totally.... my bad. I left the basic unity cube, didn't even change the material :(
Is that kind of things that you made to test a script, and once it works, you forgot about it completely. :)
Glad you like my other games :D
BTW, you did a great job on your game too!
3 years ago(+1)
Thank you very much. The cars are based on my kids drawings. I ask them to draw some cars, then modeled based on them.
Sorry for the late answer. My ISP decided to leave me without internet all day :(
3 years ago(+1)
Awesome! Makes me really happy read your comment. I still working on it, cause I've several ideas and mechanics that couldn't make it in the Build for the Jam. Most of them to make "easier" to rise toe Chaosmeter. Glad you enjoy the music too.
Your game is excellent too!
3 years ago(+1)
Hi! I'm very happy you enjoyed it!
As always in this jams, I never manage to lock the scope of the whole game, and ended up barely uploading 2 minutes before the deadline.
I had lots of ideas for this mechanic, but the traffic system took me more than expected. Although I'm very happy with the results (no AI involved with the cars, all logic coded by myself)
I've just completed yours too. Great work!
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