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A jam submission

Yeasts of BurdenView game page

W/A/S/D to move, Right click to guide. Eat the sugar and survive the wild yeasts!
Submitted by zeke8402 — 12 hours, 1 minute before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Originality#952.8373.714
Theme#1192.9463.857
Audio#1411.8552.429
Fun#1501.9642.571
Controls#1531.9642.571
Overall#1552.0892.735
Accessibility#1721.4181.857
Graphics#1761.6372.143

Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
4.6

Theme Interpretation
You control a clusters of yeast cells, eating sugar to survive while avoiding wild yeasts.

Wildcards Used

Fuel

Finite resource that can be refilled

Source
https://github.com/zeke8402/asg-godot-brewing

GWJ Participation Level
0

Team Size
1

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Comments

Submitted

What a chill game. The swarm behaviour also looked pretty good! Good job!

Submitted

Awesome! Reminds me of snake.io

Submitted

The how to play button didn't seem to do anything but I think I figured it out, actually had the same kind of concept initially when thinking about what game to make, it's oddly relaxing even though I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing haha

Submitted

Bonus points for pun name.

Submitted

Took me a few mins to figure out what was going on, but I think the core concept was really great, and the gameplay very satisfying. I could definitely see a full-fledged version of this and all the different encounters or objectives you could bake into it.

Submitted

Was a very new perspective of the brewing process, and cool to control the swarm especially when had a hundred or so. Wasn't really sure what led to the yeasts dying, maybe just time? But the core mechanic was satisfying, especially as the speed of eating went up with more cells.