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A jam submission

JRacingView game page

Jeff-JERO
Submitted by StellatedCUBE, Skygears (@sky_gears) — 9 minutes, 43 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun#53.8123.812
Relevancy#64.0624.062
Potential#63.8123.812
Luminary#92.2502.250
Wish#102.8122.812

Ranked from 16 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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i love the ghetto art style. even the thumbnail is funny.

the awawa sound is hilarious. 

i like that the AI fks it up too, not just me. xD

it needs stpid billboards around the tracks. and clouds + a sun or planets.

i like Z, Y both work. very thoughtful of you guys.

had a very great time playing all the unique levels, i thought the designs were all super cute!!! the dizzy level was torture! Also, multiplayer worked great and was really fun!!! thank you for the lovely time!!!

Submitted

The visuals are barebones and the sound is passable but it controls very nicely and working multiplayer in a jam entry is very impressive!

Submitted (1 edit)

This was a fun game! I raced on every map at least a few times.

A few points of criticism:
- The obstacles blend in too easily with the track. This was noticeable on Lumi's and especially Ember's track, where I had to focus to make sure I didn't miss a random wall in the middle of the track. Because of this, I had the most fun racing on Jelly's track, where there were minimal obstacles.
- I think hitting an obstacle feels a little too punishing. I think the knockback distance could be reduced a little.
- The AI is pretty weak, and it's easy to forget I'm in a race. Sometimes they get stuck between two walls and thrown back and forth. This point really is moot given how short the jam is, though.

Overall I enjoyed it. I'd be interested to hear how you guys implemented a Mode 7 style game, too.