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A jam submission

Raf noodle-handsView game page

Move around using your rope-like hands
Submitted by Maxim Loboda, Ash K (@cis_ash) — 6 hours, 42 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Innovation#2143.2664.000
Aesthetics#2543.2664.000
Feel#3322.4493.000
Overall#3322.8583.500
Theme#3882.4493.000

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your submission match the theme?
We decided to base our game around an idea of being able to use your hands similar to how you would use a grappling hook. This single ability creates an advantage of drastically switching up the common platforming gameplay in a number of different ways.

Third-party resources
- Unreal Engine 4
- FL Studio
- Piskel
- Coolors.co
- Paint.net

Contributors
- Programming: Maksim Loboda
- Game Design and Artwork: Lev Kamenskiy
- SFX and Music: Rostislav Litvinov

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Comments

Submitted(+2)

This game is pretty neat. The movement system is pretty interesting and can be fun to use. The controls are a bit finicky with how many bumpers/triggers you have to press and hold at the same time, but I imagine that's kinda what you're going for. It's like Bionic Commando meets QWOP. If you're going to expand on this game and want to streamline the controls scheme, as a rule of thumb, I wouldn't have the player use the bumpers and triggers simultaneously, as that requires extra fingers. Maybe you could combine the functions of the left trigger and bumper, so I press the button to call my arm in and release it to shoot it out again (or maybe the other way around). Also, grappling would be easier if you could grab things from a greater distance as the timing window is pretty tight currently. Despite these issues, this is a really interesting premise and it would be cool to see this expanded upon, perhaps with enemies you could punch with your arm, but what you have here is promising. Great work!