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A jam submission

Archive DiverView game page

A simple, diagonal view stealth game.
Submitted by CrabKing777 — 11 hours, 10 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Use of the Limitation#273.2134.250
Concept#403.0244.000
Overall#402.6463.500
Enjoyment#492.0792.750
Presentation#532.2683.000

Ranked from 4 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
CrabKing777

Software used
Gamemaker 8.0 Pro (a version that still used splash loading screens)

Cookies eaten
None, but about 4 glasses of lemonade chugged.

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Comments

Submitted

I really liked this concept of pausing to ghost through walls. This was a fun play. I think the music didn't match the aesthetic of the rest of the game.

Developer(+1)

Thanks! Also, funnily enough, me and Xenotropic used the same music for 90% of our games.

Submitted

I'm not sure if there is a bug with the game, but the game won't start. I'm still stuck on the instructions page.

Developer

Are you on Windows? If so, does it bring up an error message asking you to abort or ignore at the bottom?

Submitted

I like it, but it feels a bit janky. Couldn't get passed the second level, and for some reason I'd stop walking randomly even though I was still pressing the button.

Developer(+1)

Yeah, unfortunately Gamemaker does that with 4-directional movement if you don't specify what to do when 2 buttons are pressed at once. (with older versions at least, don't know about studio)  I'm used to it by now so I didn't think about it.  Oh, but for the second level, you have to use your pause ability to walk through the line of walls to not be spotted, like a bridge of sorts. Also, I mention this later, but I included room skip hotkeys (9=previous; 0=next) for debugging, but left them in if someone's struggling with a level.

Submitted

In the second level I was doing just that, but every time I reached the exit, the bugs would catch me and I'd loose. I wonder if it was because I wasn't perfectly on the wall, but I couldn't seem to figure out how to line myself up perfectly with it.