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A jam submission

Fortune CoinView game page

Certaines fortunes refusent d’être possédées.
Submitted by Lauren Cuervo — 8 hours, 4 minutes before the deadline
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Fortune Coin's itch.io page

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https://enemycrow.itch.io/fortune-coin

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Imagen "Fountain" de FreePNGimg.com / CC BY-NC 4.0 (https://freepngimg.com/png/47971-fountain-download-download-free-image)

Membres de l'équipe (username discord + nom)
@Eternal (Rodolfo Recabarren)

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Comments

I get that you're playing as a coin thrown into a fountain and your goal is to try to escape from the hand that wants to have you back, but the controls are a bit too fast (which would give a lot of challenge to get through the end goal) and the hand is also way too fast for me. Other than that, you did a great job for a game that was made by one person!

Developer(+1)

Hey Rose! Haha, yes! It’s exactly as absurd as it sounds: you’re a one-billion euro coin running for your life! So glad you got the vibe.

About the speed… yeah, you’re totally right. I might have gone a bit “over the top” with the difficulty because I wanted it to be a real challenge, but I see now that it can feel a bit too ‘fast and furious’ lol.

I’ll definitely take your advice and try to make it scale better so it doesn’t feel impossible from the start.

Thx a ton for the feedback and for the shout-out on the solo dev grind! It really means a lot. Cheers!

Submitted(+1)

Level 11 was my top score. Controls are quite fast, adds to the complexity though! Curious if the game goes on for infinity or there's an end screen?

Developer (2 edits) (+1)

Bonjour Alex! Yeah, the game goes for an infinite loop adding more and more complexity to the spaces and rings of coins.

No one wants to leave a one-billion coin behind or slip away.

Thx for asking!