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A jam submission

games for the muteView game page

drive and kill yourself
Submitted by f1tsLower (@f1tslower) — 37 days, 22 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#923.5003.500
Innovation#983.0003.000
Overall Presentation#1792.5002.500
Sound Effects#2382.0002.000
Pixel Art#2402.5002.500
Effort#2562.5002.500
Is the game fun to play?#2602.0002.000
Theme Relevance#3072.0002.000
Music#3151.0001.000

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Judge feedback

Judge feedback is anonymous.

  • Its overall a creative take on the theme, but the execution just wasn't there. The sound effects were super duper annoying and the quests seemed not doable for a lot of the time, there was never ever any oil to slip on when you had the quest.

Game Title
games for the mute

How many team members worked on this game?

1

For what jam catagory are you or your team competing for?

Overall Winner
Best Pixel Art
Best Audio
Best Innovation
Beginners Best
Best Multiplayer Game with SpacetimeDB

Are you a beginner?

Yes

Did you use Multiplayer with SpacetimeDB?

No

What game engine did you use?

Godot

Did you use AI to help with development?

No

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Comments

Submitted

I didnt find any oil to slip on so the experience was a little short lived for me, but causing things to crash and burn was still satisfying and fun. 

Developer

Thanks for the input. I guess I should've added a hint for barrels and utility poles, both of which you need to destroy with an attack to achieve certain goals (oil spawns from barrels when they fly and electric wires are the only way to electrocute yourself, which is one of the objectives a bit later on). I "playtested" this game on only two of my friends unfortunately who both picked up on this, which lead me to survivorship bias I guess