Godot Wild Jam #23

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Submitted by baan (@_baanu) — 1 hour, 40 minutes before the deadline

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Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Originality	#9	4.217	4.217
Overall	#13	3.609	3.609
Audio	#15	3.391	3.391
Fun	#18	3.435	3.435
Theme	#20	3.783	3.783
Controls	#22	3.304	3.304
Graphics	#22	3.522	3.522

Ranked from 23 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
3.2.2

Source
Yes

Game Description
A tale of a planet

Discord Username
Dhandehela#9956

Participation Level (GWJ)
Beginner. First Jam

Jam Time!
Yes

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HeroRobbSubmitted4 years ago

That was fun! I definitely think this was better than the cow idea, to me. I would totally be interested in playing a game like this that went through history with the alien folks shaping human civilization after life on Earth. But what kind of steel plated bubbles are in the RNA that explode an interstellar vehicle upon contact?

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The Culling

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baanDeveloper4 years ago(+1)

Thanks for playing .

So this is taking place deep in underwater sea vents. I have written that part. Maybe its not so obvious with so much happening. I should have added a pause before jumping right into gameplay now that I think about it.

So not in RNA. We are trying to form RNA using the nucleo bases (rectangles) . So basically unstable volcanoes under the water. And that's the reason why the rectangles are being shot up. So I was thinking it must be dangerous for something to be that deep in underwater sea vents. A little rock could possibly deform and deep sea pressure would annihilate them. Since I have used rocks in earlier levels. Maybe this time I thought I will just have some gaseous bubbles or something. Probably rocks would do better. Hehe.

Once again, Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated