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A jam submission

Generic Space GameView game page

A very generic space shoot 'em up
Submitted by nailuj29gaming — 2 hours, 31 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#402.8873.333
Presentation#772.5983.000
Use of the Limitation#792.8873.333
Overall#862.5262.917
Concept#1131.7322.000

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
1

Software used
Unity, Aseprite, Bfxr

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Comments

Submitted

I dont know what it was, but I spammed the spacebar for like 10 minutes and it was great lol.  I'd love to see some more juice (especially a variation in pitch of the shoot sound) and the speed enemies spawn increased to keep the player in the flow state 

Submitted

I just spam attack maybe add limited ammo and reload time and BOSS FIGHT. awesome game btw.

Submitted

Well done, is as the title said Generic it is. Like the title. ;)

Submitted

It is a bit of a generic space shooter, but it's not completely terrible. Lots of room for improvement!

Is the game screen meant to remain so small? Even when I set it to full screen it doesn't want to scale up.

Also the player has health, but no health bar is visible - that's a thing to consider.

For this kind of arcade score attack games saving a High Score helps, so players can see how long they've gone and add a challenge to themselves, making the game a bit more replayable and enjoyable.

Some different enemy types wouldn't be bad - enemies coming from the sides, or shooting diagonally instead of straight down?

And I'd say some level music to give you some company as you play would improve the experience.

It's a nice base for a shooter - just have to improve it to make it more than a base!

Developer

I was having a lot of trouble getting anything to work in the larger resolution, which is why I settled for 300x400. As for everything else, I ran out of time.