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A jam submission

Greedy little GoblinView game page

Greedy Little Goblin is a loot simulator where you loot as much as possible and manage to get out in time.
Submitted by Rothaariger, Timerian, Nicolas Merk, luwald, Genius_G โ€” 32 minutes, 14 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Music & SFX#24.1304.130
Graphics#24.1744.174
Overall#33.9133.913
Gameplay#43.3913.391
Theme#53.7833.783

Ranked from 23 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted(+2)

The Audio is awesome. The music starts to speed up at night and together with the new enemy type I was super stressed out, in a good way. I also love the PVEVE you added, which I find super unique for a jam-game. I dont understand the shop and buying items seems to do nothing. All in all I had fun playing and think you did a good  job ^^

Developer(+1)

Hey, it does. Just buy enough from 1 Item like teleport speed and you will notice. But thank you a lot. Hope you had fun.

Submitted(+1)

Great idea.
The loading screen is absolutely fantastic, everything is so beautifully designed.
The only thing missing is some grass and trees, otherwise it's unclear where to go in the background (though maybe that was the intention). It's also unclear which buttons to use for attack, etc.

Developer (2 edits) (+2)

Thank You!
You didn't miss it, there is no attack button!
We wanted to make a game about sneaking around and dodging through a chaotic brawl,
so we didn't give the player any ability to hit back.
You are absolutely right that our game struggles to properly introduce its controls.
Luckily, they're pretty simple: Other than looking around with the mouse, you only need WASD,
and E to bail out before you're inevitably overrun.

Submitted(+1)

The environment didn't display in the browser (if it weren't for your screenshots, I wouldn't have understood what it should look like in the game).
I downloaded the installation file and finally got a feel for the whole idea.
Great job!