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A jam submission

Beat FarmerView game page

Submitted by p4rker21 — 6 minutes, 34 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Aesthetics#571.3732.091
Sound#581.1941.818
Overall#591.1791.795
Gameplay#601.1941.818
Theme#630.9551.455

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

(+1)

Great rhythm game with a fun idea. Everything looks stylish and detailed, the soundtrack is awesome, and the beat-shooting mechanic is really engaging. For a jam project, it’s fantastic — just wish there were more tracks and harder levels. Even my 5-year-old son beat it on the hardest difficulty on his first try without a single mistake!

Developer (1 edit)
Thanks for the feedback! We'll definitely take your suggestions into account and add more tracks.
Submitted(+1)

It looks very interesting, will there be a browser version?:)

Developer (2 edits)
Unfortunately, no. The game was made in Unreal Engine, and it doesn't support creating a web version.
Submitted(+1)

Quite a bit of fun, and I love the art style kind of reminds me of borderlands

Developer (1 edit)



Thank you so much for the good feedback.
Submitted(+1)

Very enjoyable! It was very easy to pickup and play. It was a bit hard to tell when the beat changes to a double or triple hit. I think if the enemies were a bit tilted ( coming in from the top at a angle perhaps?) then you could discern between a quarter note beat, eighth note etc a bit easier. Great job setting up the scene and getting three songs in for this! I got 890 for my max score :).

Developer (1 edit)
Thank you very much for your feedback. This was our first attempt at creating a rhythm game. We'll definitely take your suggestions into account. We've been thinking about the trajectory and will experiment with it.