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A jam submission

One Hop at a TimeView game page

A puzzle-platformer where you can only jump once.
Submitted by Eae02 — 2 hours, 1 minute before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Design#3503.8243.824
Adherence to the Theme#3794.2354.235
Overall#6173.7063.706
Originality#12973.0593.059

Ranked from 17 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted

Great idea to make you think strategically about how to optimize your run through each level. The star as a reward for being more efficient is a nice touch. 

minimalistic but very good and sweet game.. 

Submitted

I think I can see some Celeste-Influence here ;) I was about to do a "you can only jump once"-game for this jam too, but then I thought: is even this single jump necessary? You create a move set that lets you overcome hurdles without jumping anyway, why then even give a "free" jump... but thats just some thoughts I had in general with this approach. But I must admit, I like the time and effort you put in your tutorial/help signs.

PS: Of course I would like your rating on my game as well ;) https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/460633 

Submitted

(The HTML5 did not work for me ) It was enjoyable playing through the levels w/this minimalist mechanic! well done 

Submitted

Very nice! With more levels, it can really be a hit!

Submitted

I Like the game :) Good Work. Very clever

Submitted

Very good game! I like how limiting the player to one jump made you have to design an alternative way to get around; hugging a wall to climb it is a very clever solution to that and worked well! When I was trying to think of ideas at the start I wanted to do something similar but instead of jumps it was only being able to pick one direction you could move but it just didn't seem to work that nicely because I didn't have a something like how you have wall hugging to still allow the player to do enough stuff to make it interesting.