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A jam submission

Grind The Floor!View game page

Make 'em tear up the dance floor!
Submitted by Nanaki, katastraa, Etéreø — 4 hours, 41 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Completeness#73.9333.933
Overall#93.8003.800
Innovation#103.6673.667
Quality#113.8003.800

Ranked from 15 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted(+3)

Wow, such beautiful animations with so few pixels! I'm not very good at this type of game, but I still had fun. :-)

Submitted(+3)

Another rythm game on the competition like me i see... very well done, a completly different approach then mine, and way way cooler to be honest well done :D

Submitted(+3)

I really liked the whole presentation of this. That said my too qualms are that the motion for the incoming arrows should be smoother - right now it seems to just skip 2-3 pixels at a time. It makes it difficult to time correctly. And secondly as to the accuracy of the beatmaps. Some of them felt off, even when I was getting a "wow". Despite this I really like the whole presentation. Very good game!

Submitted(+3)

Unique gameplay like this should get a high rating, in my opinion.
Amazing game with such a cool idea/gameplay.
If I could give a feedback to improve, I would say I wish the arrows were a bit bigger so one could differentiate more between them.
Hope your game gets more ratings and play eyes. It deserves it s🌟

Submitted(+2)

Very fun game, good graphics and simple and addictive mechanics. I will definitely come back here to play a little more calmly later.

Submitted(+3)

good visuals and design!  if the rhythm of the music and beats could sync it would be perfect

Submitted(+3)

Challenging, to be sure. The monochrome and the movement with only one pixel to tell the direction makes it rough for the brain, and it's totally playable. Some cool animation you got worked out there.