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Godot Wild Jam #70

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A jam submission

FOLKLORE of The Grave KeeperView game page

2D Jump and run game
Submitted by c_leo98 — 5 days, 5 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Accessibility#792.8303.100
Audio#853.0123.300
Graphics#913.1953.500
Theme#1033.1043.400
Overall#1202.6862.943
Controls#1222.4652.700
Fun#1312.3732.600
Originality#1861.8262.000

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

Godot Version
4.2.2

Wildcards Used
Transfer Takeover( but i didn't display the card)

Game Description
A old gravekeeper teacher tell the younger grave keper his story

How does your game tie into the theme?
A story will be told, when the player goes to the old man

Source(s)
I think so, but i don't know, how i coud see it, sorry

Discord Username(s)
leo_lemuel888

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
just this time

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pocdevSubmitted5 days ago

Your artwork is really good. Sound fits also the game. I gave up to complete the first level after some time. You should consider to implement a "coyote jump" as this prevents a new player for getting frustrated to early before even understanding the story. 

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Oktoberfest Simulator
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ironcutter24Submitted5 days ago

I liked the art, the music and the story bits in the levels, controls are nice and responsive. Could consider adding some upward speed to the character after killing an enemy, to make the kill more juicy.

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The Golden Rule
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OlManMumblerSubmitted5 days ago (1 edit) (+1)

A mostly functional, slightly stiff platformer.  Killing the enemies could have been a lot punchier, a squish or pop or something when they died, as well as giving the player some more feedback when they get hurt.  The heartbeat sound works, but some visual/mechanical (knockback) feedback would hammer it home.  I also had to restart once as I got wedged in between a skele and the large capy, and couldn't jump my way out.
I love the vibe overall, you'd said you did the art (except the menu background) yourself?  I really like it.  It's fairly consistent in tone and style, and gives lots of detail for such a low resolution.  Great job there.
The story was really short, but that's exactly what you want to do for a game jam:  make something short, and then polish it until it's short and sweet.  Excellent job on your first published project and first finished jam, thanks for giving us a game to play!

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The Tower of the God, OH!
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c_leo98Developer2 days ago (1 edit)

Thank you for your encouraging feedback! 

I appreciate it! And I'll keep practicing :)

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RieBiSubmitted6 days ago(+1)

Really cool game, I enjoyed it. The music is great. Art is also good, but especially on level 1 it could get some background, whatever.

So the brown capybara-bears don't seem to kill you, I wonder if that's intended.

Also, "toch me".

I loved how the story is portrayed and killing of skeletons. The only bad thing is that the game is so short, but other than that, that's a great beginning!

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Tales of the Wild
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c_leo98Developer5 days ago

Thank you very much! The bear and the skeletons each do 2 damage per hit. You have 10 health points. If you are hit 5 times then you die.


Yes, unfortunately it is short. I had created the game for a jam. And didn't have many days.


Thanks for the feedback.

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RieBiSubmitted5 days ago

That's strange because I was definitely killed by skeletons but was cuddling bears for quite some time and nothing bad was happening.

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c_leo98Developer5 days ago

That's odd. Shouldn't be like that haha

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MewSubmitted6 days ago(+1)

If I fall into the abyss, the UI follows me xD

The player looks like a mage, but you kill by jumping like in Mario. It has some graphic charm, but I miss something special.

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The Book Of Fate
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c_leo98Developer5 days ago(+1)

Thank you very much!

Yes, that's right, it's a magician. I wish he could throw fireballs or something like that, but unfortunately I didn't know how to program it. And the UI thing was a bit intentional, it looks more interesting that way.

Yes, something special is missing. I agree.

Thanks for your honest feedback.

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aardvarkioSubmitted8 days ago(+1)

Very nice! Especially for your first submission. I really like all of your spritework. 

My favorite part was the slow-mo effect when you beat the game! Feels very cinematic and cool lol

I would recommend adding some kind of knockback or other feedback for when you get hit, at first I didn't realize the enemies were damaging me.

Over all pretty fun, thanks!

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Goat Journey
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c_leo98Developer5 days ago

Thank you very much.


I have done a lot of work with the sprits. I also created the sprits for the first time.


I added a heartbeat sound as soon as the player collides with an opponent. But of course, a hit sprit would have been better.


I'm glad you enjoyed my game.


Thanks for your f

eedback

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The Wondering VagabondSubmitted8 days ago (2 edits) (+1)

They got me! Really like the intro scene and the art. Cool way to tell a story through a platformer, nice pixel art and change of scenes! The jump felt a bit restricted, like I was jumping against a ceiling. Well done on your entry!

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The Luminous Library and the Decimal Destination
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c_leo98Developer5 days ago

I'm very pleased to hear that!


Yes, I'll have to do better next time. What would definitely also be nice is a double jump :) Let's see how I manage that next time.


Many thanks for your feedback!

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