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A jam submission

Lunar HeistView game page

A puzzle-platformer, climb your way to the top of the tower to steal the Moon Diamond.
Submitted by octobass (@OctobassGames), Madmouseman, adamskipadamski, majicmoo — 23 hours, 7 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#373.7113.711
Graphics#384.0264.026
Overall#433.6583.658
Innovation#463.5003.500
Gameplay#613.4743.474
Theme interpretation#1173.2373.237

Ranked from 38 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

GitHub repository URL
https://github.com/octobass-games/moonshot

Theme interpretation
We interpreted moonshot to mean an ambitious heist to steal a rare diamond on a fictional moon.

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Submitted (2 edits)

Really cool! I had a lot fun going through the whole game.

I truly enjoyed the different mechanics, the level design and the three different characters swapping concept. The music and sound effects create a very enjoyable atmosphere.

Just a minor thing that I wanted to mention, it wasn’t very clear to me how the characters unlock each other to continue their path, maybe a small animation would help.

Well done!

Developer(+1)

Thanks for playing and for the feedback! :)

Submitted(+1)

Amazing work on the graphics, music and level design!

I encountered a few bugs, like the character getting stuck while I was dragging the blocks, but nothing game breaking 

Developer

Thanks for playing and for the feedback! :)

Submitted

That was a really big (and long, cause I died a lot) game. I'm surprised you managed to do all this in a month. I was honestly expecting something else. I don't know what, butcertainly not the megaman 2 blocks from hell again.
Graphics are mostly consistent. The artstyle's simple, but the lighting and effects make it shine. There are some issues with visibility and readability, though, but nothing serious. Though, I wasn't sure what floors killed you at first. I don't even know if they're electrified or just spikes or something else entirely.
Collisions are a bit wonky. A smaller hurtbox than the characters (separating collision box from hurt box) would punish the player a little less. The grappling hook click sometimes didn't register for me, but that may be me.
I really liked the music. The sound effects are weird.
Overall I liked it. It was harder than what I was expecting, but that's on me.

Developer(+1)

Thanks for playing!

Will definitely try and make the deadly areas more obvious in the future, and fix the hitboxes so they aren't so mean :D

Submitted

Really solid entry! It's really impressive how built out the environments were, especially since they're different for each of the three characters. It's cool that they all have their own tools and personalities, although it would have been nice to have more interesting interaction between them (other than just "I need X to progress").

Some of the hazards could use better telegraphing --- especially the lasers and the white platforms that change colors gradually. I liked a lot of the tight timing on the puzzles, but it would be nice to have extra visual indicators.

Great work for a jam!

Developer(+1)

Thanks for playing, and for the feedback :)

Will try to add more indicators in future games - especially for the timing puzzles!

More interaction between characters would be cool, we could use it to build more personality to each character :D

Submitted

Nice graphics, SFX and music, it goes well all together!

I loved the idea of having three differents character to play that help each others! Nice concept!

I just had troubles to make the difference between what I could jump on, what was just decor, and what could hurt me. Maybe you have to work on it to make it clearer for the player.

Developer

Thanks for playing and for the feedback! Will definitely try and make the platforms and things that can injure the player more obvious next time!

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