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A jam submission

One Trillion YearsView game page

Submitted by 200 000 GiggleBytes — 6 hours, 1 minute before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Narrative#113.3903.448
Interpretation of the Theme#184.0014.069
Gameplay#342.5092.552
Art Direction#432.6442.690
Audio (Music and Sound)#491.0511.069

Ranked from 29 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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200 000 GiggleBytes (Jester)

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Very neat little game! The alternating platforming + waveform-matching was a nice loop, and the character sprite was very cute! I do appreciate its intent as a QoL feature, but it is a bit of a shame that the lights on the dials kind of made the reference wave unnecessary. Maybe keeping the lights as an optional hint would be a good compromise. The abrupt transition back to the platforming scene when the matching is complete also threw me off a little bit at fist. I had a good time with it though – very nice work! ^^

The thumbnail is also very relatable haha

Submitted

I pretty much agree with the last 2 comments, kind story and nice writing tho, a bit sad that we can just look at the lights in the mini game and not pay attention to the waves visual. I still had a nice time on it!

Submitted

Nice! Two suggestions from me, the platforming feels very floaty because of the low gravity, I think if they fell a bit faster and had coyote time (so you can still jump shortly after running off a platform) it would feel a lot more fluid, and the dials lighting up when they're in the right place took away some of the challenge, maybe you could do something with audio there?

In any case the poem was a nice read, good job submitting this game!

Submitted

Sorry but this one didn’t click for me. The knobs spin so fast I found it hard to fine tune the signal. In the end I ended up just looking at the light above the knob and looking for that to light up. Also the jump is very floaty and takes a while for the player to float back to the ground.