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A jam submission

Serve a Cat a Fish Dish (HaxeJam 2024: Winter Edition)View game page

Your boss Big Fat Cat is blind and needs your help in sorting fish that he can eat. Will you help him?
Submitted by A Crazy Town (@acrazytown) — 15 minutes, 2 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme: Does the gameplay/story fit the chosen theme?#24.4624.462
Originality: Does the game have unique mechanics or design?#33.6153.615
Graphics: Does the game look good or unique?#34.3854.385
Overall#63.6003.600
Replayablity: Would you play the game again?#82.6922.692
Fun: Does the game bring you joy?#92.8462.846

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game interprets the theme?
You're in a "business" of sorting "fish" for a sketchy boss who may or may not be involved in "fishy business"

Which Haxe game engine or framework did you use?
HaxeFlixel

Link to source code (GitHub/GitLab/Gitea/BitBucket)
https://github.com/ACrazyTown/haxejam-winter-2024

I confirm that my game was written in the Haxe programming language

Yes

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Comments

Host(+1)

Really impressive for a week. I love the Nokia in the corner yelling at me.

Submitted

Where do I put the stamps? Tried everything.

Developer (1 edit) (+1)

You're supposed to stamp the fish by hovering the stamp over it and pressing right click

EDIT: Sorry, we just noticed the tutorial mentions stamping the info paper, you're supposed to stamp the fish, this was an oversight and we forgot to correct it

Submitted(+2)

The graphics on this game are INSANE. Looks so professional. It seems intimidating at first, but the game is actually pretty simple once you understand it. Lots of good check list item types that keep you on your feet, and navigating the notebooks can be done really fast. My only critique would be I wish the game had responsive prompts to teach you instead of the walls of text at the start, but I guess that's understandable with only a week to make the game. 😅

Developer

Thank you!! Will keep more interactive tutorials in mind when making another game in the future