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A jam submission

collectible delivery serviceView game page

delivere colectables
Submitted by Micah44 — 8 hours, 2 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun/Design#3881.8373.000
Theme/Limitation#3981.8373.000
Graphics/Animation#3991.6332.667
Music/Sound#4171.2252.000
Technical Implementation#4181.4292.333
Overall#4221.5922.600

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game utilize the limitation and theme?
you go there deliveire the colectables and go back

What was your team size?

Solo

You worked alone

Which of the following content in your game is NOT 100% newly made for the jam?

Code/Scripting

(Other than general-purpose custom code)

Affirm you have followed ALL jam rules. (Select all below or your entry will be disqualified.)

We have credited all assets used in the game including our own name(s) or team name(s)

All original game code and original assets were made during the jam period

The game does not include NSFW or hateful content

The game works on the web or as a Windows 10 download

We have answered all submission questions honestly and completely

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

As mentioned in the other comment, instructions or a prompt would have been a nice addition but i soon figured it out and it was a fun little game. I like the physics objects when you delivered the collectibles, especially the clouds on the sky level. 🙂

Submitted(+1)

Congrats on completing your first jam! I like the design of the interactable objects as well as the drops they produce. The sound effects worked however the backing music was a little bit repetitive. Also some instructions/a prompt when near the interactable objects would've helped.  They are only minor nitpicks though. Well done!