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A jam submission

wild (grew) {}View game page

Coding roguelike where you upgrade your while(true) loop by buying functions.
Submitted by edutsu, quimilluuu — 3 hours, 47 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#39253.2613.545
Artwork#59152.5092.727
Audio#62072.1742.364
Narrative#70021.7561.909
Enjoyment#74132.0072.182

Ranked from 11 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?
You update a while (true) loop every iteration and try to get as far as possible.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
Audio from freesound.org. See description for full credits

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Comments

Submitted

I really tried to understand this, but boy could I not! :D I liked the lil audio loop and the background squiggles tho, solid stuff!

Submitted

It looks very cute! I wish I knew how it worked, but I think my laptop sucks because I don't get much performance ):

Submitted

i smashed my keyboard and none of the keys seem to work such as enter and space

love a chance to play please link the finished build if you ever get around to it


 

Unfortunately, the build I tried was unplayable but the idea is very interesting.

Submitted

Nice concept! I almost got stuck before understanding you need to assign variables in order to be able to click on continue.

Submitted

The game seems to be broken(the continue button doesn't do anything), but other comments seem to suggest it is possible to play, I just can't work out how.

Submitted

It was a little confusing finding out what to do at first but extremely creative idea overall. 

Submitted

I was pretty confused about the controls for a while, and a lot of the text overlapping made it difficult to tell what was happening. Still, cool concept and I always love to see programming concepts in video games!

Submitted

No u looser :(((((((((