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A jam submission

Full Steam AheadView game page

(Game Jam Entry) Balance speed and survival in a constant state of chaos.
Submitted by Red Koala — 30 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Look (Visual fidelity, art direction, aesthetics)#23.8463.846
Immersion (Usage of theme, incorporation of atmosphere)#33.6923.692
Originality (Innovation and creative use of systems)#34.0004.000
Heart (Overall love put into the game)#34.0774.077
Overall#53.6153.615
Playability (Gameplay and technical stability)#83.1543.154
Sound (Audio, music, sfx, cohesion between them)#92.9232.923

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted

Cutest game on this jam in my opinion. But for some kind of reason sometimes the controls felt unresponsive. Or maybe the collision boxes changed because the ship was moving so actions could not be done? Still, game was very beutiful, and most importantly fun

Submitted

The game is super cute, and has extremely fun, unique mechanics! One problem I found almost immediately, is at a certain point, I'm not sure if it was a physical point, or a time point. But I couldn't seem to repair one of the holes. Like the animation would play, but the progress circle wouldn't even show up. The spot was the top left of the ship, and it was about 2.5 minutes in.

Submitted(+1)

Cool one!

Submitted(+1)

This is a really cool and frantic game with tons of mechanics! I loved how the art style and overall relaxed vibe quickly escalates! 

Submitted

This is a really cool game! There's a lot of things in here so well done for putting this all together in the time given. 
I would say it fits the theme spectacularly. I would go as far to say it would be even better as a multiplayer game like "PlateUp!". There's room to explore the chaos of managing different tasks to stay afloat (literally). 

I would say that the sounds and music, whilst fitting, could use a bit more variety. I completely understand though why they are low priority as you have to focus on everything else first. 

But, overall, amazing job well done!

Submitted

What an adorable game 😄 I really didn’t expect to find such a gem! So simple, yet so good. I had a lot of fun with it — the animations, the gameplay, everything feels top-notch.

The only thing I noticed is that the bats seem to spawn a bit too frequently. You get overwhelmed pretty quickly and end up constantly repairing, to the point where shoveling coal almost becomes impossible — at least that’s how it felt to me.

Still, I definitely see this ranking high in the jam!

Jam Host(+2)

This is a super neat little game, There where a few things to note that i feel would of made this much better! Firstly some sound effects or even a simple music track as it felt it was missing that little bit of polish to it.

Some things i noticed while playing and could be more QoL Fixes is the ability to switch tools, having to find an empty slot and then go get the other tool seems a bit more work especially when the water starts rising pretty quickly. also noticed that it takes three or so times to fix a hole. Not sure if it was by design or not.

overall, its a neat game and a great first submission! keep it up

Developer (1 edit)

yea the SoundFx part was something i kept as low priority as i was trying to get most of the animations done, will definitely be adding that later on, and there was a music track added to the game, not sure why you couldn't hear it.
I will work on the empty slot part, maybe add 2 slots in each of the top empty room.
so the damage part was by design, there are 4 holes, each hole has upto 3 levels of damage, i set max to 2 for the Jam just to see how people would respond. visually the holes get bigger and the water flowing out increases, i should probably make the holes more obviously bigger, thanks for the feedback.

Submitted(+1)

Cool, simple and very creative