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A jam submission

Pacific RhythmView game page

Program your heavy combat mech to the beat! Clash with colossal Kaiju in this tactical rhythm-strategy game.
Submitted by 夕樹陽彩 (@Yuki_HERO44) — 1 day, 30 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme#2102.9603.385
Innovation#2212.6913.077
Overall#3072.4352.785
Gameplay#3242.3542.692
Audio#3412.0852.385
Graphics#3972.0852.385

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

Challenges

Open Source
Build it with Phaser
YouTube Playables
Deploy to Wavedash
Ethereum

GitHub repository url
https://github.com/HERO-Yuki/Game_Pacific-Rhythm.git

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Comments

Submitted

Looks funny, good job.

Submitted (1 edit)

Please make a multiplayer! I dont know how it would work maybe take turns on who goes first, its a very addicitve timing game, great entree! 

Submitted

Pretty neat timing game.  Haven't seen many of those yet.  Keep upgrading it !

Submitted

Great idea! I replayed it even with the bug near the second enemy 🙂 I really liked the concept. I would enjoy a bit more music and slightly fewer sound effects, but the rhythm is still easy to follow. Well done!

Submitted

Nice game! I love the punny name, and the rythm game idea. I did really well until the ? actions which I kept predicting wrong. Also, there were a couple times when my input wasn't recognized - but that may have been my computer. Great work!

Developer(+1)

Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad you liked it.

When I told my co-developer about the robot rhythm game, he came up with that title right away! Sorry about the input issues—it might be a technical bug on my side. I'll use your feedback to improve it.

Also, since I'm Japanese and using a translator, I apologize if my English sounds a bit natural. Thanks for understanding!