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A jam submission

TimeWaveView game page

Top-down time based wave shooter game
Submitted by Noeria, clover — 1 hour, 3 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay#1372.8303.100
Presentation#1483.1953.500
Creativity#1523.0123.300
Enjoyment#1972.5562.800
Connection to Theme#2042.9213.200

Ranked from 10 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team Members (List Discord Names)
ccloverr, air_eon

Game engine / program used
Godot

Connection to the theme (short sentence)
Travel to a time where your enemies are simpler

Is this your first jam?

No

This is not my first game jam

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Comments

Submitted

love the player animations! would maybe have the music a lil louder and suggest an incentive to time jump.... otherwise great job!

Submitted

love the player animations! would maybe have the music a lil louder and suggest an incentive to time jump.... otherwise great job!

Submitted

Like it! The player animations are just amazing.

Submitted

Nice job and that shadows are a nice touch to this. I would try to imagine more incentive why the player would want to go between timelines.

Submitted

Interesting time travel mechanics. I liked it.

Submitted

Neat game! i liked how certain enemies are stronger/weaker depending on the time period that you're in.

Submitted

Art and gameplay are really nice

Submitted

Seems like we both made games with time shifting mechanics :P

I do really like the core idea. I think I have a few nitpicks, though. I think the combat could be more satisfying (maybe faster bullets, hit-stop effect on hitting an enemy, maybe more of a crunch sfx when hitting an enemy). But I really had fun, and I like a lot of wave-based games. I really loved being able to choose my own upgrade path.

Really good work, and, again, cool concept!