I see the sheer quantity of assets and wonder how it was made. Did you take photographs of storefronts, or do photo-bash/touch-ups from Google Streetview? What about foliage like the wheat?
This is like the 5th game I've tested, and I'm just overwhelmed by the amount of effort and soul put into these. Really dwarfs my entry, but it's inspiring nonetheless. Wow.
Really cool. I laughed when I realized I had "contra angles" to look up and down. Loved the 2D animation. Managed to escape the labyrinth by taking a few right turns without much adieu though. Way better execution than my entry.
Thank you! The baseball one is a childhood memory from Wario Land 4 (GBA, 2001). It was released a few years before the GBA WarioWare, but the minigame was so fun I like to think it inspired that developer to make WarioWare a few years later. This is the page on it, and I feel silly that I forgot to reference it during the jam: https://www.mariowiki.com/Wario%27s_Homerun_Derby. There's a lot of important details I missed, like the pitcher nodding hints to the player, and the screen becoming lighter after cracking.
Thank you! It was a lot of physics and some tweening. I hope that someday I can incorporate joints like you did in your submission. The "linked boat" concept was great. I'm glad you liked Mochi's personality haha.
Thank you very much for taking the time to play it! I tried to give them each a little bit of depth, and the baseball one had to be scaled back a lot, haha. Not surprising that I didn't completely iron it out. It was probably the "Trick ball" (slow, pause, then mach 5).
I really enjoyed the second level. It was difficult, but fair. Started to laugh as that second rock kept getting me after a few seconds, because I couldn't tell it if was randomly generated, if it tracked me, or if it was statically programmed and I was just getting owned by a static program haha. Pretty fun.
Thank you! It's a little nod to Wario being a japanese character sold to a western audience. In the same way, I dress up Mochi (a japanese rice cake) in a cowboy outfit (an overt Western theme).
Put on your headphones. If you start the game, and hold down the right arrow key to continuously get killed by the parrot, the soundtrack will loop over itself. It is like Alvin Lucier's recording, I am sitting in a room.
After a thousand deaths, I have reached a state of nirvana. This is art.
But it's good! I like that you incorporated storytelling. The sound-looping isn't a huge issue if I was a little better at the game haha
Very, very nice graphics, but the other menu buttons don't work (shop, settings, etc) I can't enter the doors in the main area (I have to press 'm' 3 times to start minigames). I was only able to play one of the mini-games.
Yeah, as Brighteyes (1st of his name, purveyor of righteous memes, dashing disregarder of etiquettes) said, this is kind of rough, but it says a lot that you submitted it on time. Consider that there were over 300 people who entered, and only ~60 entries were completed, and I think you genuinely made something new and tried to meet the theme. Good job. Keep up the work ethic!
This is unique. The art style is awesome, but the soundtrack was a little off. Sometimes the music would play over the previous soundtrack. I found grandpa's pickles ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) but I couldn't pick them up. The use of light in the bat section was cool, and I laughed a lot because the bat would whonk out and start spinning.
Thank you! I spent hooourrs drawing those simple animations. Gave me an appreciation for skilled animation, but I was just hoping to get a chuckle or two out of the player.
A really unique game - if you had more time, the desktop could've been like a main menu. This is pretty cool. I'll be careful when visiting the inbernet in the future.
Definitely got a chuckle out of me. I had a little too much fun with the first rocket man level. This game took like 5 minutes to load for me. Not sure why.
Nice graphics and overworld with random mini-games concept! The audio is loud, and I started to find that "yay" to get kind of annoying after awhile. I really liked the camera work for each encounter, though. Final fantasy-esque.
