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A jam submission

Vinny and Scoot CRT AdventuresView game page

Submitted by wujekkujek11 — 4 days, 5 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Duck#1072.7623.444
Creativity#1322.4943.111
Visuals#1352.6733.333
Theme Use#1372.2272.778
Entertainment#1451.7822.222
Audio#1501.2471.556

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your submission fit the jam's theme?
There is Vinny, there is Scoot, there is ducks and there is CRT filters and CRT-like elements, and the submission was made for game jam specifically.

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Comments

Submitted

Nice enough environments, wish dialogue wasn't sooooooo slow tho.
What happened to scoot's helmet? I thought it was going to be relevant X3

Submitted

The style is really fun and the setup with Scoot immediately sets the mood. Love the goofy energy of the character and the retro vibe around it. Nice jam entry!

Submitted

You have a good start here! Keep on making things!

Developer

the thing is that it supposed to be longer but I had less time to do that and I was worried if I gonna even finish it, and I did not wanted to end it on the cliffhanger so I made it shorter, there no music or sounds cause development would be longer.

Submitted

the 3d environments looked promising but i think this game could have really benefited from more development time as in its current state its rather bland and was seemingly dropped by the developer halfway through judging by its abrupt ending, its also fine if you cant make music yourself but i think its important to atleast have some music in your game, im sure you could find some appropriate music you could use in it with credit as currently the game is silent except the very end 

i hope that you keep improving at game dev though because at first the game looked intriguing and i could see its potential