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A jam submission

1 Slot WonderView game page

A puzzle platformer with many items but just one item slot. Made for GMTK Game Jam 2019.
Submitted by Jaden Goter (picross) (@jadengoter), q☆bit digital (@qbitdigital) — 2 hours, 26 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Adherence to the Theme#534.6194.619
Overall#1254.2224.222
Design#2154.0004.000
Originality#3744.0484.048

Ranked from 42 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Developer

Thanks for playing! I agree with everything you said. I wish I had more time to get around to fixing all those things in the 48 hours! Ah well. Appreciate the feedback!

Developer

So update: I gave it unlimited undos in the patch, and got rid of those bugs. Thanks again for your feedback!

Submitted(+1)

Fun game! Item physics allows for some really unique puzzles, like using a barrier to launch an item forwards or swapping equipment mid-air. The quick undo is much appreciated; it saves a lot of time when you mess up a throw.

Developer

Thanks for playing!!

Submitted(+1)

Very well executed! :) fun game

Submitted(+1)

Great game fun overall and sticks with theme.

(+1)

This was a very good game it runs very smooth and the art style is very cohesive :)

(+1)

It good game but me big poopoo at platforming.

Submitted(+1)

It's impressive that you got all this music/gameplay/art/level design done by yourself in 48 hours. 

I got quite a bit of small things I would like to say about this game but don't take that as me not liking it, just things I would've preferred if you had weeks to work on this.

The "deflector" barriers that make you drop items blend into the background too much .If they were just darker and more opaque that would be better.

I really liked the puzzle where you were in the water with the hammer and spring boots and you had to jump up with the hammer, throw it up, pick up the boots,  jump up with the boots, throw the boots, then pick up the hammer in mid-air and break the wall. I wish there were more puzzles like that. I also like that you can mess up an attempt and then be ready to immediately try again. (Though I'm not sure that this is the intended solution since you can also break the wall while jumping down into the water with the hammer).

There was an overabundance of moments where you had to run back and forth to throw all your item over a ledge or something then jump over with the spring boots. 

There were too many moments where if you make a mistake in a puzzle you are soft-locked and have reset and go to the last checkpoint. 

Game is really stable for something of this size made in this time, ran into only a few bugs where I clipped on the terrain a bit or a slingshot spazzed out stuck inside a deflector.

Overall a fun puzzle-platformer with a good amount of content.

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much for you feedback man, it means a lot. Glad you enjoyed it. Getting a stable game with decent content was 100% my main goal this jam, so I'm ecstatic you noticed. I agree with you on all your points. The only reason they're even there is because I didn't have enough time to dig into them. I kind of despise softlocking, so this game was really hard for me to make then realized there was so much softlocking involved (that's why I implemented the undo button and the checkpoints). Thanks again for playing!

Submitted

It's impressive that you got all this music/gameplay/art/level design done by yourself in 48 hours. 

I got quite a bit of small things I would like to say about this game but don't take that as me not liking it, just things I would've preferred if you had weeks to work on this.

The "deflector" barriers that make you drop items blend into the background too much .If they were just darker and more opaque that would be better.

I really liked the puzzle where you were in the water with the hammer and spring boots and you had to jump up with the hammer, throw it up, pick up the boots,  jump up with the boots, throw the boots, then pick up the hammer in mid-air and break the wall. I wish there were more puzzles like that. I also like that you can mess up an attempt and then be ready to immediately try again. (Though I'm not sure that this is the intended solution since you can also break the wall while jumping down into the water with the hammer).

There was an overabundance of moments where you had to run back and forth to throw all your item over a ledge or something then jump over with the spring boots. 

There were too many moments where if you make a mistake in a puzzle you are soft-locked and have reset and go to the last checkpoint. 

Game is really stable for something of this size made in this time, ran into only a few bugs where I clipped on the terrain a bit or a slingshot spazzed out stuck inside a deflector.

Overall a fun puzzle-platformer with a good amount of content.

Developer

Only One Item Slot

1 Slot Wonder is a puzzle-based platformer with a handful of different useful items, but only one item slot. Throw the items around and use them to solve a host of puzzles in one continuous environment.

An unsuspecting traveler found themselves upon a foggy beach. As they were swimming, a shark managed to make away with one of their arms. This is the quest to retrieve that arm.

Use the hammer to destroy brick walls, the sling to shoot down target blocks, the sword to defeat enemies, and the jump boots to access high up areas!

Controls

A & D - move left and right

W or Space - jump

Left Click - use item

Right Click - throw item

Q - undo (go back to the last time you threw an item)

R - go back to last checkpoint

Screenshots

Game, sound, music, and art by Jaden Goter.

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