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Godot Wild Jam #42

Hosted by Bakenshake, Godot Wild Jam · #godotwildjam
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A jam submission

Jumprei, escape from the ancient techView game page

A remade of the Spectrum classic just for the fun of it
Submitted by avatarer — 10 minutes, 23 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Accessibility#342.5942.900
Fun#412.4152.700
Originality#422.7733.100
Controls#422.5042.800
Theme#422.8623.200
Overall#432.5562.857
Graphics#482.5942.900
Audio#502.1472.400

Ranked from 10 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
3.4 mono

Wildcards Used
Shoehorn in developer cameos

Game Description
An experimental remade of the Spectrum plataformer classic

How does your game tie into the theme?
Ancient electronic devices are locked on an asylum after they loss all hope

Discord Username
avatarer

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
3

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programmingpixelsSubmitted3 years ago

I don't know if it's just me, but i had a couple of weird behaviors while jumping. A few times after jumping i just reappeared at the start location without losing a life, and another time the game completely locked up.

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Grand Theft Chariot
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Greenrose7Submitted3 years ago

I've never played the classic this is modeled after, but it was quite engaging! I'm a sucker for punishing games 😅 The start menu and all the options was really well put together. 

I really liked the amount of hang time on the jumps and how it let you plan moves to jump multiple enemies or get around corners. Also kudos for the controller controls. I always prefer a controller when possible, so it was great to see. 

The footstep sound effect got a little grating, but I otherwise dug the aesthetic! Great stuff! 

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Mission H.E.L.P
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Pete ThorneSubmitted3 years ago

I didn't get very far in this, jumping was tricky! Hope you keep entering Jams and enjoying the game dev process. How is working in C#?

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Jonathan
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avatarerDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

I was so use to the 80's game and its crazy difficulty that maybe i wasn't the best one to test this game :)

About C#, the most tricky part is to set up an external editor (i use Visual Studio Code ) for auto-complete and debug. I can't tell if GDscript o C# has better performance (i'm sure there is a lot of articles about it), but i don't have much free time, and i have been working with C# for a decade, so i feel more confortable and fast working with it.

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Pete ThorneSubmitted3 years ago

Nice. I developed in Typescript for a few years and used VSCode. I tried C# with Godot at the start but found the lack of community using it to be tricky when finding tutorials etc 

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spoonbillSubmitted3 years ago

The aesthetic of this game seems very polished, including the opening menu.  I liked that you showed the game controls on the opening menu, great for accessibility.

The game mechanics are nicely implemented and straightforward.  Great work!

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The Last Star
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bitwise-aidenSubmitted3 years ago

Very neat. I enjoy your take on the theme. Brings back some old memories.

I'm far too bad at games, so didn't get very far in the level, but it was a lot of fun what I did play.

Keep up the good work.

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Gods Gambit
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