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Godot Wild Jam #22

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A jam submission

Cave of DizzinessView game page

Turn based puzzle game
Submitted by Kikopu, Kahmeset, velvys — 5 minutes, 12 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Originality#64.4464.733
Overall#143.7574.000
Audio#203.4443.667
Graphics#213.8834.133
Fun#253.5073.733
Theme#263.9454.200
Controls#323.3193.533

Ranked from 15 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
v3.2.1

Source
No

Game Description
Puzzle/crawler turn-based game where tiles revolve around you

Discord Username
Kikopu, Velvys, Kahmeset

Participation Level (GWJ)
First GWJ, first Godot project

Jam Time
Second jam

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jonas1426Submitted4 years ago

Intersting concept. Made me think at times to be able to advance.

On thing I noticed is that you can not die.

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Fixing The Revolution
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KikopuDeveloper4 years ago

Thank you ! Yeah, you cant finish the game either, we had no time left unfortunately.

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David SnopekSubmitted4 years ago

Really excellent job, especially for your first Godot game ever! Interesting concept, and great art style and music. Do you plan to continue on it? Hope to see you again at the next jam. :-)

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Monster Revolution
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David SnopekSubmitted4 years ago

Oh, one more note:  The Linux version is just the Godot binary, and is missing the .pck file that has the actual game data. I was able to play by combining the .pck from the Windows zip with the Linux binary.

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KikopuDeveloper4 years ago

Thanks a lot ! For now we dont intend to keep going on this concept (we actually didnt talk about this) but we do want to make our first idea 100% playable (which means procedural dungeon generation, power ups and, well... being able to die would be nice too). We will export the Linux version again tho, thanks for warning us !

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BoboSubmitted4 years ago

Super cool take. Graphics and art are fantastic, too :)

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KikopuDeveloper4 years ago

Thank you !

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BackAt50Ft4 years ago

Best music ever submitted to a game jam? I think it might be! Really great work, super enjoyed this game. It helps that I've been on an Into the Breach kick, but overall, love puzzle games and this one had some definite fun to it. Expand this and publish it - I'll buy it!

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KikopuDeveloper4 years ago(+1)

Thanks a lot, I'm really happy you liked it :D These comments make my day! 

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SanjuroSubmitted4 years ago

The main concept is lovely and I also really liked the bat enemy, that can't be moved around as the rest of the things. Despite this however, the character was immortal, ahahah. You should expand on this more, it could became a really cool smartphone game at the very least, great job!

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Simulacrum
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Oskar van VeldenSubmitted4 years ago

Very original and fun to play. Even after just a few steps you really have to start thinking harder than expected. Well done!

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Ratvolution
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vansonhkSubmitted4 years ago (1 edit)

Actually addictive! Love the draw style and unique gameplay

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Cavernivores
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KikopuDeveloper4 years ago (1 edit)

Thank you! 

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kcazeSubmitted4 years ago

Congrats on your first Godot game! I thought the game mechanic was really original and has a lot of potential for a full puzzle game. I enjoyed the first level and how it required you to use change your rotation in both ways. The handdrawn style art is charming and the overall design is great.

One minor nitpick is that it would be nice to have bolder outlines or some other stylistic indicator of which objects are affected by your rotation and which are not. I was a bit confused at first that spikes weren't affected by my rotation.

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Rayvolution
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KikopuDeveloper4 years ago

Thanks a lot! It's actually not nitpicking, you're 100% true, we should have thought of this. Originally it was supposed to be a rogue like with randomly generated floors, this is why after the first floor (which is the tutorial) the game feels less like a calculated puzzle game. Glad you enjoyed it tho! 

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