Turns out I accidentally uploaded the just the .exe instead of the entire ZIP file bc mistakes happen lol...the ZIP file can be accessed here if you would still like to check out it out: https://rachaelv.itch.io/yogsgiving . Thanks for letting me know there was a problem though!
Turns out I accidentally uploaded the .exe instead of the entire ZIP file bc mistakes happen...the ZIP file can be accessed here if you would still like to see it: https://rachaelv.itch.io/yogsgiving
Oops, my bad I guess, it wouldn't seem to let me upload the entire file earlier, maybe I was just too tired and got things mixed up : /... Guess I just got things a little confused; here's a link to the zip file that can actually be run. Sorry about that! https://rachaelv.itch.io/yogsgiving
I'm kinda proud of the music and art I made for it, so if you'd like to see pixel Bouphe, Simon, Trott, Leo, and MadCat, check it out! Only was able to work on it for 1 day and used a lot of different software for the first time, so pretty happy with all I've learned from this game jam :)
*EDIT* I messed up the file I uploaded for submission, so here is a link to the download that's actually playable: https://rachaelv.itch.io/yogsgiving ... Sorry about any confusion and my mistake guys <3
Hey! My experience is insanely similar to yours, including the end of semester projects, working alone, and learning more about 2D animation from this. It was pretty hard to get a final product put together, especially because most of my experience has been using other game engines.
However, I think I'm somehow pretty happy with how it all went because I still had fun and learned so much about pixel art, animation, and music from this experience. No matter the final outcome, I think a major point of game jams is learning, and it sounds like you totally learned some new things! I really like the setting and calming music in your game, plus the art all has a relaxing tone to it that I liked a lot too.
Hey! I know it took a while for my game to upload/submit, so maybe there's just a delay. But another possibility is that you have the game's "Visbility and Access" not set to public. If you change it to public, that might fix your issue! :)
