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A jam submission

Aggressive DietView game page

Use your fat body to roll, bounce, and crush your enemies. And then eat them to heal!
Submitted by ManliestDev — 30 minutes, 13 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#112.6483.375
Visuals#112.9423.750
Theme Implementation#152.5503.250
Special Object Implementation#152.5503.250
Overall#162.5663.271
Polish#172.3533.000
Gameplay#182.3533.000

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How did you use the theme?
You roll and bounce around using your fat

How did you add the special object?
you gorge on your opps

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Wow, these graphics are super good I was gawking at them the whole time! That rolling animation, damn! Definitely worth the file size!

Developer

Thank you!

Submitted(+1)

This game looks amazing so could you please add a web version.

Developer

I wish, if only Unreal supported that...

Submitted(+1)

well at least you are using Unreal. its going to be a long time till I'll be at that skill level.

Submitted(+1)

Wow, this is an insanly well made game.  We can even choose diffrent character, like... wow. The visuals are amazing, especialy the rolling animation (i love it <3). I love that the character grow bigger the more we eat. And the bouncing mechanic was a great idea, somthings that annoys me in all "physics based" platformers is that it is easy to jump too far when running, so it rewards slow gamplay- but the bounce mechanic fixed it, i can be super fast and still manage to jump correctly. Very cool.

Developer(+1)

Thank you! The character physics and size mechanic was hard to get good so I'm really pleased to hear you enjoyed them!

Submitted(+1)

ZOMG I love this! :D

+500 stars for letting me play as a cat character too :3

Extremely well polished game!!! Fantastic animations, visuals, sound, and gameplay!! :D

I am beyond impressed you made this by yourself within a week!

The "NOM." sounds are HILARIOUS

The scales launching you too, all the mechanics in this remind me so much of some of these old games I used to play on the PS2 growing up!

You should totally add a speedrun timer to the game if you get the chance! I was often finding myself trying new ways to skip sections throughout the level after I got the weight needed to smash the final scale and it was super fun going fast as hell through this! :3

The bouncing mechanic for movement is super fun as well! 

Also LOL the loud af flashbang sound at the end of the last level! XD (all the levels were a blast, the last one where u run down all the chickens was super satisfying lolol)

Genuinely, you've done an awesome job with this, I think this is the most polished/well made game I've played in any game jam I've been in so far! I would pay money for this, especially if it had more levels! :D

Amazing job!

Developer(+1)

I'm glad you liked my game!!! Comments like this make me really happy :)

Good idea on the speed run timer, I'll keep that in mind!

Submitted(+1)

Of course! I even showed a handful of my friends the game and they all were just as impressed + wanted to play it themselves! :3

If you have the time to continue this further, I think you totally should! Maybe try to greenlight it through steam too? 

Best of luck friend in whatever you do in the future! You've got some real talent! 😊

Submitted(+1)

Very fun, great looking and sounding   game to play! Strongly reminded me of super monkey ball. A few little issues I  found where how easy it was to kill momentum during airtime, also that the loopings felt rather tedious then satisfying and restarting the whole level if you die at the end felt a little too punishing. Else a very solid entry for the jam!

Developer(+1)

Thanks, I'm happy you liked it!

Also yeah I agree, especially on that the loop-de-loops could use some work lmao. Perhaps if I had more time. In the meantime, I found that the best way to go through is actually just to hold forward while tilting the camera slightly, though it's not very intuitive for new players...