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A jam submission

The World of TView game page

Defend your cup of tea from the angry milk!
Submitted by Ellie — 28 minutes, 55 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Innovation#133.0003.000
Gameplay#162.8002.800
Completion#162.8002.800
Adherence to the theme#173.0003.000
Well-rounded#172.8002.800

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team Details
We built the game Remotely from different parts of the world, credits as follow:

Jakub Medveď - 3D Art
AddSuccubus/Louis - Concept Art, Story & Character Design
Sanne Ladage - Gameplay Programming, Voice Acting
Ellie Menendez - Programming, Level Design, Voice Acting

3D models sourced by Anything World

How To Play
Movement - WASD

Punch - Left Mouse Click

Construct Turret - Spacebar

Install Instructions
Just unzip and execute the exe file

GDL DIversifiers

Purpose of Play - Your game is built just to be fun!
Anything Jam World (supported by Anything World) - Your team used Anything World models or animation tools to create your game.

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Comments

Submitted

It’s an alright game with a good premise, I’d say. I greatly appreciate the presentation of the title screen as well.

The combat does feel a bit ehh (it would be nice if there was also a keyboard button to attack, instead of needing to spam left click - and even then, spamming left click does get a bit old), not entirely sure how one is supposed to be able to attack the enemies without getting attacked oneself (besides hoping that the sentries hit the enemies for you), and it’s not quite obvious how one is meant to heal, so it kinda devolved into ‘waiting for an inevitable death without much one can do about it’.

Still, for the timeframe involved, and the additional hurdle of ‘collaborating remotely’ ~~I too know the feeling~~, it’s still a rather respectable outcome.