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Game Title/URL: https://kenkim.itch.io/snowy-night-mfgj

Pitch/Information: A casual 2D game where you save a snowball from melting!

I'd like feedback on: 

1. What do you think of the game's aesthetic? 
2. Difficulty-wise, how's the learning curve?
3. How do the game's controls feel?
4. Anything-else!

Aaaand we're done! 😀😀

This has been really fun. I've added a main menu and background music. I'm pretty pleased with what I've done and I think it will do for this game jam. I've managed to accomplish all the goals I'd set out for myself, most important of which was to do all the art myself😄. Feel free to check out the finished product at https://kenkim.itch.io/snowy-night-mfgj 

Have fun!!😁All critique is welcome!

New stuff

• Player HP - three hits and you're dead :D
• Score count showing number of obstacles you've avoided
• Pause button to... you know, pause the game :P
• Background music and sound for score increase

Final touches

• Main menu fluff - basically a "Start" button
• Restart logic after dying - either restart or back to main menu
• Credits for assets I don't own

Thank you! 😊

After some play-testing I've decided to make the incoming obstacles meteors instead. I think they'll look cooler😉

Added some fire particle effects to the obstacles. Can't melt a snowball without heat 😍  🔥 🔥🔥

Oh and the stars actually look like stars now 😊

Reworked obstacle texture

I'm much happier with this :D

Goals for today: 

1. Create player texture
2. Create main platform texture
3. Do a quick prototype to make sure it looks good on screen

An ice platform. Just trying to draw ice. Forgot to mention I'm using Photoshop for all my artwork.

Hi there! I'm Kenneth. This is my first ever game jam AND devlog! :D 

I'm looking to make a simple game about a snowball avoiding obstacles and enemies that want to melt it! I'll be using LibGDX for this one. My main aim is to come up with an extremely simple concept that is easy to implement (logic-wise),  so I can focus on making the game look good. I'm a programmer by trade and the art side of things is a weak point for me. I'll be using Box2D for the first time too so the extra time will help in getting over the learning curve.

Looking forward to the challenge. Good luck, have fun :)