I'm searching for a C# developer. I have a team and an experience in Unity and game jams. If you're looking for a long-term friendly connection, you're on the right path!
Age requirements: From 13 - 17 years old!
For better communication opportunities, I recommend having the GMT or CET time zones.
Let's create, learn, and have fun together!
We are looking forward to your answer!
Wunderlust team
Hi there!
I'm searching for a C# developer. I have a team and an experience in Unity and game jams. If you're looking for a long-term friendly connection, you're on the right path!
Age requirements: From 13 - 17 years old!
For better communication opportunities, I recommend having the GMT or CET time zones.
Let's create, learn, and have fun together!
We are looking forward to your answer!
Wunderlust team
Hi!
I was participating in a game jam. A place where gamers create a game in a limited time and upload it. Then their games pass the score section. After that, scores are revealed. So, I'm the sub-developer of that game and truly do not agree with the score given to me. It's not something like "Nah, I don't like this score" but more likely "It's unfair". In some cases you know, some devs who uploaded their games will always ask to rate their game and give a score of 5*. That's unfair! Devs just rate your game with a "shitty grade". I tried to contact the organizers and admins, but they don't even wanna check what happened there. Why does a game with poorly designed UI elements, and almost no gameplay, take a "fair" 5th position while other games leave behind?
You might say: "It's a game jam and lol, you deserve your grade", but no, this issue is not only with me but with others also! One of the most popular games with 79 rates got 70th place! While other games with 8 - 20 rates are in top positions. And yes, I truly understand that the final grade will be calculated as an average score.
What Am I searching for? Any advice on how to try to fix this issue?
