A jam submission

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Experimental audio-based game

Submitted by Jorava — 7 hours, 44 minutes before the deadline

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Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Technical	#14	3.000	3.000
Fun	#20	2.000	2.000
Graphics/Animation/Imagery	#20	2.500	2.500
Music/Sound/Writing	#20	2.000	2.000
Theme/Limitation	#21	2.500	2.500
Overall	#24	2.400	2.400

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How many people worked on the game?
1

What elements of the game did you NOT create? (No need to mention engine, OS, etc.)
The font? It was in the engine, though.

Comments

Sir.TotallyAverageSubmitted5 years ago

Not really sure how I won. But it said I did, so I'm not one to argue :D

Cool sound design.

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King Worcestershire and the Dragons

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JoravaDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks! Glad you liked the sound design! Winning without knowing why is always better than losing without knowing why, right? ;)

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VimlarkSubmitted5 years ago

Neat little game. Like a lot of others I had some real confusion at the start and to be honest I got the 100% screen but don't really know how. I do wish holding the arrow key down kept moving the player instead of having to press for each space.

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Hero of Memory

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JoravaDeveloper5 years ago

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, it would be better to be able to move just by keeping the button down.

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decafSubmitted5 years ago

That was a very neat game! Took me a bit to figure out how to get things working, but I eventually completed it! It also took me a while to realize I had my headphones switched, lol. I think this is a great interpretation of the jam's theme; text-only visuals has no limits on the exploration of audio. If you would like to check out my game and provide feedback as well, I would appreciate it :)

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P.I. - The Chartide Cases

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JoravaDeveloper5 years ago

Oh, forgot to respond to this one! Glad that you liked the interpretation of the theme! Thanks for the feedback! (and I gave you feedback too, of course)

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daidSubmitted5 years ago

Could use some more explication. But working sounds into a core mechanic is a fun concept. Does need some work tough.

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DragonDeception

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JoravaDeveloper5 years ago

Agree with your criticisms. Thanks for the feedback!

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