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A jam submission

Break Free Bigger Than The WorldView game page

I have entered the quantum world. Only find the red cube can let me grow bigger and leave.
Submitted by Haoran0527 — 1 day, 4 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Refinement#123.0863.333
Theme#123.3953.667
Fun#153.0863.333
Overall#153.1633.417
Creativity#193.0863.333

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Theme
Inspired by Ant-Man and Donkey Kong Bananza, the game explores the concept of shrinking to enter the quantum world. The idea is to shrink even smaller to enter an even smaller world. My concept involves the protagonist entering a smaller world, gradually growing larger before returning to the real world. Donkey Kong Bananza follows a similar pattern, moving from the surface to the underground, with each underground world being different. My game involves the character continuously growing larger, moving from smaller worlds to larger ones. The character's abilities include altering their size and weight, and making objects larger.

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Comments

Submitted

Really cool design and fun mechanics. Game is quite short, felt a little like a demonstration of mechanics rather than a level to a game but still had fun playing. The crosshair felt confusing when trying to shoot as the bullets didn't follow it. Loved the voiceover. Good job!

HostSubmitted(+1)

Some nice ideas, it's just a shame that each mechanic is only used once then never seen again because the game is so short! It would be nice to see them combined, for example using the jump pad and shrink together to jump into a small hole.  I didn't really get the 'shrinking to the quantum world' part, as the character only seemed to shrink to the size of a small child, not exactly quantum. I like the voiceover tutorials, as it allows the player to keep playing, which you can't usually do if you're reading text. 

Submitted(+1)

I had a lot of fun playing this! The level design and art is really cool :)