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DISCORD JAM #8

Hosted by Ieyfo, jordanb84, Indie Game Academy, Fan Studio · #DJAM8
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A jam submission

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Fight the decaying world
Submitted by Florent — 1 hour, 40 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
THEME#44.1204.120
INNOVATION#73.7203.720
OVERALL#353.3603.360
ENJOYMENT#413.0403.040
MOOD#602.8802.880
AUDIO#632.8002.800
GRAPHICS#772.9602.960
HUMOR#1101.7601.760

Ranked from 25 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Insufficient ManaSubmitted99 days ago

I think I'm in the boat of many people who have a hard time trying to figure out how to strategize with this game. Im gonna keep trying at it when I have time cause I'm interested to see if I can really figure it out.

-R

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FLORA
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xijniNSubmitted99 days ago

Its pretty confusing, but the 8bit vibe is pretty cool

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SwampLunch
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Massive Melt MediaSubmitted99 days ago(+1)

Not familiar with games like this so I found it difficult and don’t think I could come close to winning, but the theme is really well done. Great mechanics in place and the overall idea and implementation works really well. Full marks for innovation from me as I haven’t seen any other system like this, great work done for two days.

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Vegitum Expiratus
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crazyremsSubmitted100 days ago(+1)

The start was painful, I didn’t understand how it worked until I realized the inner shade was the step of the growth/decay. I almost failed and was entirely circled, but my core were very solid so I was able to overgrow the corruption and won. Nice 👌 Kudos for Pico-8 ✨

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Claws extinct
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EmberTheSunbroSubmitted100 days ago (1 edit)

This is great. I would buy a more complex version of this on steam. I felt like I was playin my gameboy again good mood

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Harvest Gloom
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FlorentDeveloper100 days ago

Thanks for your feedback. I'm thinking about making a better game out of this with someone who know how to do art so maybe someday...

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AnGavSubmitted100 days ago

Interesting idea and good game! But for some reason my stones is decaying.

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My games is decaying
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FlorentDeveloper100 days ago

Thank you for playing and for the report.
It's definitely not a bug, you most likely didn't use the right stones to build your wall.

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Little baboonSubmitted100 days ago(+1)

The game feels like an old gameboy game, I like the kind of sandbox but the corruption is in my opinion spreading a little fast. Overall good game!

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Olgoi The Worm
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GGeronimoSubmitted101 days ago

Awesome :D. I spent way too much time on this game xd. I let the decay spread through the whole level and barricaded myself behind a rock fortress, slowly fighting off the decay. reminds me of creeper world, it was very fun! 

4/5

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Mind Adrift
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FlorentDeveloper101 days ago(+1)

Thank you for playing. And I'm glad to know there can be different strategies.

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greenphoxSubmitted101 days ago

Interesting idea. It is currently a little bit too simple and easy to win but it takes a lot of time. It has great potential tho to become a great game.

Good job, well done.

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Don't Decay
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FlorentDeveloper101 days ago

Thank you.

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ademdj12Submitted101 days ago(+1)

enjoyed every c and v of it. well done!

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Fruit Farmer Clicker
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bobituSubmitted101 days ago

Kicked the corruptions butt! Very unique concept didn't really figure out where the rocks would be useful tho. Only complaint is that the map is very big and it takes a lot of time to win. But the gameplay was very addicting!
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The Withering Crown
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FlorentDeveloper101 days ago(+1)

Thanks for playing and for the feedback.

At first I wanted to allow the player to place multiple cells each turn and I had other mechanics in mind with more evolutions and more conditions that would require the player to wait some time until things evolve so the rock was here to make a wall slowing the decay.
But I didn't know how to show everything properly (my art skills are... limited) and I didn't have the time to make everything so I shrank the scope of game to something smaller that I can release in time.

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OutofthesunSubmitted101 days ago(+1)

Cute little game with slowly peaceful gameplay

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Atomic decay
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AbbasSubmitted101 days ago

I found a infinite loop but I cant show the video but still a 7.7/10

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Decaying Floor
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FlorentDeveloper101 days ago

Thank you for playing.
I didn't spend enough time testing to get the infinite loop but thank you for letting me know. Do you think you can describe how you did it? Or show a picture? (I don't know if its possible here but you can send it on Discord if you have one, my username is Florent on the LD discord.)

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AbbasSubmitted101 days ago

ok I texted you

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Rêve LabSubmitted101 days ago

was a lot confusion for me , even in terms of navigation C  for confirm felt lil out of the way for me , would have preferred space for confirming

great color pallet choice , i do understand its a simple game art wise so this was nice choice

tutorial and game-play are really unclear . it confused me a lot even when you did minor guidance using discord , so unsure about that part

great approach to theme for sure , growing and stopping decay is new in the jam kinda . not seen any other game who deals with decay stopping .

overall good game

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Nature of The Refugee
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FlorentDeveloper101 days ago

Thanks for playing and for the comment.

The controls are from Pico-8, I can't change them, I think they are made for controllers.

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