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Mundane Jam (8 Bits to Infinity)

Hosted by Retro Indie Josh, 8 Bits to Infinity · #8bitstoinfinity
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A jam submission

Campsite ManagerView game page

Mundane Game Jam
Submitted by 191brian — 2 days, 1 hour before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme/Limitation#233.5693.667
Technical Implementation#372.3792.444
Overall#392.4442.511
Music/Sound#411.7301.778
Graphics/Animation#432.3792.444
Fun/Design#432.1632.222

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

How does your game apply the limitation and theme?
Role Playing mundane task game, campsite will decay to chaos if you don't keep on top of maintenance.

Team Size

Solo (1)

Engine

Other

Which diversifiers did you use, if any?
Toolmaker Released updated Tile Map Editor (https://191brian.itch.io/qb64-tile-map-editor) and included asset editor in package

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Comments

Kouda HaSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Those poor moles! |⁰⊖⁰) I didn't know I was going to whack them with a shovel, I thought the shovel would do something to the muddy patches so I heard the squeaks and was like "Noooo!" haha

Rated you 5* on Music/Sound just for the mole squeaks (ノω＾、) It made me laugh.
Haven't heard of QB64 either, so I'll look into it as it looked interesting to use. Good job with this game, it was fun!

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The Decay After Lockdown
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191brianDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

Hi Kouda Ha

Thanks for trying it out, when looking for sounds I almost picked a squelching sound for the moles lo. Your reaction to dealing with the moles was exactly what I hoped for! ;-) 

QB64 is great if you want to build from the ground up, it has a small helpful and friendly community on the forum and responsive developers.  

Brian ...

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NeopolisSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Very ambitious game! Nice job with the editing tools. I think you could definitely improve on the tutorial/learning curve aspects. With simulator games it's always expected to have a bit of a struggle to learn things at the start, but the feedback on what you're doing wrong could be clearer. I think there's definitely room for improvement here, you could have something really cool on your hands.

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Escaping Winter
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191brianDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

Hi Neopolis

Thanks for the advice, I  am new to writing games and I am not a gamer. (Prefer coding to gaming)

So I should give clues at the start of the game then feedback in game when they use the wrong tool/asset.  Should the in game feedback reduce over time?

I have ideas for levels with new maps and tasks to add after the after voting on the Jam ends.

Thanks again for taking the time to comment. 

Brian ...

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Gus CostaSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

I had some struggle to figured out how to play, but it is an ambitious project for a solo dev on a 9days jam.
It's an amazing idea! With some more polish could be an excellent game! 
Congrats =)

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Interplanet Ex
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191brianDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

Hi Gus

Thanks for the encouragement I will develop it further with more levels in the future.

Brian ... 

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DeylzSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

The somewhat clunky controls gave me throwback to old point & click adventure games, which was unexpected and nice.

I played for approx 10 minutes and I'm really missing a sense of progression or ramping difficulty.

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Commute for a better World
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191brianDeveloper3 years ago

Hi Deylz

Thanks for taking the time to try it out and your advice on ramping up difficulty.

Brian ...

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LEKA STUDIOSSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Cute graphics and nice concept! Hard to figure out what do.... I still don't know if I got it. The onscreen controlls threw me for a loop, was mashing qwerty to try to find the buttons. 

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191brianDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

Hi Leka

Thanks wanted there to be an element of a puzzle for the player to work out what to do to remove the different obstacles but I guess that can be a bit confusing.  You should be able to use both the on screen controller and keyboard arrow keys or awsd.

Brian ...

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RockyMulletSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Seems like a nice idea, but I could not figure out what to do.

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Golden Garden
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191brianDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

Hi

I wasn't sure how much I instruction I should give,  I guess not enough. To get rid of the rocks you need to use the wheelbarrow,  deal with the moles with the spade etc.

Thanks for taking the time to try it out and comment. 

Brian...

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CoA game archiveSubmitted3 years ago

uuuhh maybe i dont get it but i cant seem to drop anything im holding and i can pick up stuff when it says i cant carry anything more but the items dont appear in my inventory... is this by design? cool graphics by the way

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ProMotion Generation: the Cubicular Dream
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191brianDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

Hi 

Thanks for trying it out, the drop button is bit redundant I think I will remove it in the next version and change the message about carrying stuff. By design you can only have 5 items in your inventory otherwise the game is a bit to easy and forces you to go back to the store for more consumable supplies. Once you have brought an hardware item there isn't any way to get rid of it currently (maybe could sell it back to the store in a future version). 

Your input has helped me realise it need to redesign the control scheme  to make things clearer.

Graphics where fun to make glad you liked them.

Brian ...

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