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A jam submission

Sheeple SD4View game page

Save your flock from the evil wolves!
Submitted by Cujo Johnson — 20 hours, 58 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
How well does the game fit the themes?#124.2224.222
How do you rate the game overall (you can consider fun, dev time, etc.)?#192.8892.889
Visuals#232.5562.556
Gameplay#252.5562.556
Audio#282.0002.000

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

How long was your dev time?
Roughly 4 hours

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

First of all, congrats on finishing the game for your first jam! This game is a good example of a short-jam idea: simple but fun. Next time you could try adding more effects, like a cotton trail flowing from the ship or snarling sounds.

Submitted

I thought the goal was to pile in sheeps in front of you, i managed to stqck 4 in front of mine, which is challenging when avoiding wolves. but score was 0. i had to restart a couple times to get the proper gameplay, hitting sheeps on the side 😊. GG with your game !

(+1)

What a fun little game, even if rather short. I love the pathetic sounds the sheep make. It functions well, though there is a visual bug when joining sheep, sometimes the new one doesnt appear in the flock, but that's fine.  Visuals are good, though obviously not perfect, but that is to be expected with such a short dev time. Overall, very good game

Submitted

Well done for submitting a game. This game is functional and bug-free (If only my games were bug-free).

Some feedback, as you are new to Game James.

Grab a decent tileset (or make your own, like mine https://stealthness.itch.io/simple-grass-tiles). In Unity, use the repeat tile brush to cover most of the grass area, then randomly swap in different tiles here and there to break up any repeatable pattern. Using one tile as you have makes it look so blocky.

In Unity, learn how to adjust the canvas panel. Use Kenny UI assets: https://kenney.nl/assets/tag:interface, to put a background on the panel and on the buttons.

In Unity, learn how to import Fonts. Many websites offer free public-domain fonts.

These three quick-to-implement features will dramatically change your game's look.

Yes, you're correct that animation and sound would also help, but time is a luxury in this game jam. I hope the above helps.

Developer

Thanks for the tips. Will definitely implement them in the next one.