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A jam submission

Marshmallow In a TimeloopView game page

Submitted by Sqewbo — 2 days, 5 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#17053.4743.474
Narrative#24412.6842.684
Artwork#26923.3683.368
Creativity#39173.2633.263
Audio#42822.6842.684

Ranked from 19 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game fit the theme?
The player is stuck in a time "Loop"

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Comments

Submitted

Didn't know a game about marshmallow can be this challenging :)

Submitted

marshmallow cute. nice animations :D

Submitted

Really liked that you figure out the mechanics as you explore. Also the platformer feels really nice and loved the art work. Good job!

(+1)

Incredible effort for your first jam! Playing with a controller feels amazing, and I loved how you taught me more mechanics as the game went on, even though I had access to them the whole time.

Submitted

Cuuuute marshmallow! I liked the animations, really a nice and challenging game! 

Submitted(+1)

Tunic if it was a platformer. I would buy a plushy too. 
All the animations were super cute and the wall slide, split jump, all amazing.

Submitted(+1)

Marshmallow is looking fluffy ngl. Nice game!

Submitted(+1)

When are we getting plushies?
This is great but the keyboard controls are a bit uncomfortable (I personally don't like the arrows keys especially bc my keyboard has bad one but shift, Z, space is not a good time).

Developer

yeah, the keyboard controls aren't great but I didn't really know how to make the layout since I haven't really done something like this before. Any suggestions to make it better?

Submitted(+1)

There are a lot of different control layouts that people prefer on keyboard but I think a good rule of thumb or ~rule of index~ is: choose between WASD and arrow keys, then pick a row or cluster of keys that you can comfortably reach with your index finger while resting your thumb on space (with the other hand).

I don't recommend using numpad keys for default (bc you don't know if someone it using numlock or not or even has a numpad). If you're using WASD you can use shift which gives you access to all 5 fingers on the left hand, but ctrl is contorversial so maybe don't use it unless you have to. My prefered layout is WASD, JIO (+ semi colon if I need an extra right hand key) but every one is a bit different.

Developer (1 edit)

This is my first time entering a jam and I'm pretty happy i just managed to upload something :)