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A jam submission

Cooking: scenario 1View game page

A game jam submission made over a week, about cooking soup. Made in UE5 with real-time carrot physics simulations
Submitted by instance-select — 17 seconds before the deadline
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Cooking: scenario 1's itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Visuals#82.0412.500
Creativity#82.4493.000
Overall#111.7352.125
Gameplay#121.2251.500
Use of Theme#121.2251.500

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

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Host

I broke it, every way i could I broke it XD, I couldnt really do much I wont lie and I am not sure how this fits the theme of this game jam but with some polish it could be good, I recommend for ANYTHING with a roof, dont use the top down template :)

Submitted

The idea is cool and unusual, but the implementation is so-so (

Submitted (1 edit)

I see the idea but this has nothing to do with the theme? Also, seems like a bundle of different marketplace assets jammed together. Both of these things kind of go against the purpose of a game jam. Combining marketplace assets like this imo is a pretty bad way to learn because you now have a bunch of systems you will not understand all conflicting with each other.

That being said, your porfolia game does look cool and has a lot of nice features. Just dont randomly submit previously built games to unrelated game jams for the sake of it. It is a waste of time for everyone involved.