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A jam submission

Spin All The VinylsView game page

Spin all the Vinyls is a Rhythm game developed by @GeekMasher
Submitted by GeekMasher (@GeekMasher) — 6 hours, 53 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#21792.3162.889
Creativity & Theme#22722.6733.333
Enjoyment#25252.2272.778
Overall#26172.3162.889
Visuals#27562.1382.667
Seriousness#29122.2272.778

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Game Engine

Other/Custom

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Comments

Submitted (1 edit)

Positives

  • A nice core concept
  • Very fleshed out menus and core concept
  • I like the images in the center of the discs
  • I liked the minimalist design, it kept you focused on the beats and not getting to distracted by other things
  • Good difficulty, I'm definitely not the person who's going to beat this game on "serious"

Needs Work

  • Would have been much nicer if I was pressing keys to the beat. Having things on beat gives a pattern recognition so you can do better and feel more enjoyment
  • I think the difficulty jump from Medium to Hard is too big. The other jumps felt balanced, but that one in particular felt like too much difference
  • There were definitely times when I'm certain I hit the key (particularly the 'A' key) at the right time, but I got the "missed" effect

Overall, a good game, but it takes away from being a rhythm game for me because I wasn't hitting things on beat

Submitted

I love me a rythym game!

I think if you had less of a sound for hitting a note on time and more visual flare, it would be very nice!

Submitted (1 edit)

I've been waiting to play a record related game submission, this rocks! The nuance of having to account for the slower markers on inner ridges is genuinely genius! If you're building on this further (which I think you should!) I'd love a lose condition (kinda of like the rock band games where if you lose enough the game automatically ends) and maybe more visual feedback to button timing! Great job guys! Rhythm games are hard to make