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Rainbow Jam 2017

Hosted by Steven Taarland, Kirsty Fraser · #RainbowJam17
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A jam submission

Let Love InView game page

Submitted by catslifecreations (@catslifeforever) — 5 days, 1 hour before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun#182.7502.750
Art#192.9172.917
Use of Theme#222.8332.833
Audio#302.0002.000
Use of Diversifiers#371.3331.333

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Jupiter_Hadley7 years ago

Nice game! I included it in my compilation video series of all of the Rainbow Game Jam 2017 games, if you’d like to take a look :)

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ahintoflimeSubmitted7 years ago

Nice, simple, positive game.  I do think it would be more fun if the difficulty picked up sooner.  Great job!

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Plantasia Synthesis
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DrazillionSubmitted7 years ago

Simplistic, but effective! I think my favourite moments are when there's a lot of negative emotions that are quickly coming towards the centre and I just frantically press arrow keys in an attempt to block them all...because it means I'm also blocking out love during stressful times, and there's something really nice about that metaphorically.

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All That I Touch
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ToonguskaGamesSubmitted7 years ago

This was fun. Simple but nice. Thanks!

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Press Play On Tape
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BoarFrogSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

This seemed almost too slow and obtuse at first, but playing it through totally paid off. There were moments in the middle where learning the timing  allowed me to preemptively create blocks that would last just long enough to catch negative emotions while letting positive ones shortly after pass through. I don't know if that was intentional or not but it gives a nice mechanic-based metaphor of recognizing and preparing for negativity as an inevitability, but whether or not you accept it is a preventable choice. I didn't expect it at first, but this game made me think, thank you!

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catslifecreationsDeveloper7 years ago

I'm so glad for this! I thought the game is very simple and not much of a game really, but it holds a lot of symbolism, and I'm glad it shines through!

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celiaakSubmitted7 years ago

Nice little colorful game :)

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A Lonely Girl
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