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A jam submission

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Can you help Blobert escape from the lab?
Submitted by sreen — 2 hours, 24 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Use of the Limitation#383.4003.400
Presentation#393.4003.400
Overall#513.1753.175
Concept#653.2003.200
Enjoyment#702.7002.700

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

Team members
Sreen

Software used
Unity as a game engine, Krita for all other art other than the tileset, beepbox for music, sfxr for SFX

Use of the limitation
you are able to fuse with the objects in the environment.

Cookies eaten
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Comments

Submitted

The controls are a bit buggy and unresponsive sometimes. Very cool art and game mechanic. Blobert reminded me of kirby.

Submitted

Nice game , art and concept are good

Submitted

This game has a very cool concept and a lot of potential! I had a lot of the bugs in the other people listed in the comments. But for your first game jam this is pretty good!

Submitted

Nice concept and artstyle. Got the same bugs as everyone else, jumps being very irresponsive and getting stuck at the start. Nice work!

Submitted

I softlocked at the start, and the jump only works 40% of the time. Could definitely see the potiential, but was too annoying for me to continue :(

Developer (1 edit)

I'm really sorry to hear that. I might sound lazy but school starts here in a day... I won't be able to fix many of the bugs found...

Thanks for understanding 

Submitted

no worries brotha

Submitted

Some bug fixing to be done for sure, but an otherwise amazing game!

List of bugs I found (In case you also didn't find them)

- If you stand on top of a block that gets shot you take damage (not sure if bug or feature)

- If you die in motion the camera stays in motion