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A jam submission

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Escape the Maze^H^H^H^HDream
Submitted by cubic1271 — 10 hours, 57 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Sounds#73.7853.889
Overall#113.5423.639
Gameplay#133.4613.556
Art#133.6773.778
Respect of the theme#173.2443.333

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
No team this time.

Software used
Wrote the logic / engine in C++, built on top of an open-source 2D framework called Simple2D. Simple2D is itself based on Simple DirectMedia Layer.

Cookies eaten
14, but they were small.

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Comments

Submitted

i immediately exited the game at level 4 because of how scary and nightmare-ish the sounds were.

I enjoyed the blind maze-esque feeling of it... its just... scary XD

Developer

Thanks!  :D

Submitted

This is a really technical project! It even includes an FPS counter.

Developer

Haha, thanks!  The technical parts of it were the most fun for me - stuff like Unity does a lot of really cool stuff out of the box, but rolling everything by hand is always fun to try.

Submitted

Really like it !! Also you using a homemade C++ engine for such a small game jam is very impressive.

Developer

Thanks :)

Submitted

Really like what you did with the lighting. Movement was a bit slow for my taste (would have loved like a run button, or even for movement to be quick snap to tile like. But i did finish the first floor. Really good game!

Developer

Thanks :)  

Yeah, running or the like is a good idea.  I just wish I would've had a bit more time - I might try to add that in later.

Submitted (2 edits)

I'm not a fan of mazes but I wandered more than 10 minutes !

Developer

Thanks!  Appreciate you checking it out, for sure.  Also glad to hear it ran okay - that's always a worry for an executable like this.