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A jam submission

Lil' ShinoberView game page

Ninja platformer made for MizJam 1
Submitted by WalrusWilram — 10 hours, 12 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creative use of art assets#5702.2712.714
Engagement#5862.1512.571
Overall#6142.0722.476
Overall polish#6221.7932.143

Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

Great idea and concept for the movement, I think it’s pretty cool to roll around but the controls and mechanics need to be improved. I think the game should allow the player to walk and jump normally without tipping over all the time, even if the main mechanic is to roll around and use physics to gain speed, it’s important that the basics still feel good to use. There are many times I got stuck in between terrain objects and trees, so the collision and level design needs to be improved as well. It seems that there are some fixed points in the level that slingshots the player and gives momentum, which doesn’t feel right because it didn’t feel like the boost came from my actions, it just appeared out of nowhere, so there is this feeling of dissonance in the game physics. All in all, I had a bit of fun rolling around and throwing shurikens. I could see some potential if this game was more polished. Good effort!

Developer

railkill thanks for the feed back.  The whole idea that started it off was that I wanted to try making a game where all the characters are rigid bodies, which in the godot engine meant that there was only so much control I could take over the movement and rolling in code. The sling-shotting is actually just a "feature"(bug) of the physics.  Over all I should have spent way more time on the movement.

Submitted

Interesting concept, I think that the character moves way to fast to be playable, I found that just flinging myself across the level had more success than trying to delicately maneuver around the enemies and such.

Submitted

I really liked the ninja physics but I think you made the character a bit too hard to control

Developer

Yeah... how far did you get?

Submitted

I only got to the first village where you had to be stealthy. I found it quite frustrating with the character movement so I ended up quitting