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Mini Jam 110: Sacrifice

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A jam submission

Pablo: A Goopy Goopers JourneyView game page

Take on the role of Pablo as he tries to escape a strange place with limited time and physical mass.
Submitted by DeltaNeverUsed, ASillyVole, Osun (@ohlosun6) — 3 hours, 33 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Concept#433.5833.583
Enjoyment#543.2503.250
Overall#623.2293.229
Presentation#683.4173.417
Use of the Limitation#992.6672.667

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
DeltaNeverUsed, Osun(https://www.youtube.com/c/Osun6), ASillyVole

Software used
Godot, FL Studio, aseprite

Use of the limitation
Every so often your progress will get mostly reset, except for your abilities allowing you to go faster each run

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mental31222 years ago(+1)

very creative and well put together. I really enjoyed your game. Great job

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ThinkerSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

I'm impressed and genuinely curious about how you made the character's movement, controls and overall animations. It's pretty unique and at the same time it feels natural. 

The visuals are great, and the music is incredible. I dig the mood of the game a lot. Not only that, it's quite impressive that yall could create a metroidvania game in such a short time.  The character can be a bit slow at times, but other than that, this is really solid. Great job!

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Doomsday Cult: Summit Penance
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DeltaNeverUsedDeveloper2 years ago (1 edit) (+1)

the visuals for the player are based of this neat little thing, but the physical part of the player is just a bunch of ridgidbodys and i'm just applying a force to each ridgidbody to make them act like they have a spring connecting each other

and then the movement is just applying a force to the ridgidbodys depending on a few factors like is this ridgidbody on the ground? is it next to a climbable surface?

which each will apply different forces to that specific ridgidbody

sorry about formatting and lack of punctuation, on mobile

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ThinkerSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Hey thanks for answering! Very interesting stuff.

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DeltaNeverUsedDeveloper2 years ago

metaballs are very cool, although they're a lot cooler in 3d, search some up! i was first introduced to them through a friend who wrote a metaball shader for vrchat, some very neat stuff.

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HiroSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Cool and polished game. Great use of limitation. Nice work!

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Cube Corp [MiniJam 110]
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EndorthSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

A really nice game, the concept is orignial and the gameplay is plosihed, good job. congrats!

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Tapamomupotupumato
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HyperurSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

A nice game overall, the mechanics of the slime is really interesting, the only flaw is the slowness of the player who in the long run bores. For the rest it is a good game.

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For the Homeland
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TheJackOfClubsSubmitted2 years ago(+1)

Hey, I love all the concepts in this game - the time loop, the mass/climbing walls mechanic, and the powerups. Making a metroidvania in three days is very impressive! One thing I would say is that the movement felt quite slow, and some things like trying to get over a hole in the floor took a long time. Perhaps faster movement, and a shorter time limit would help with this? Great work overall through!

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Production Line
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