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A jam submission

Space JockeyView game page

Try to fuel a variety of ships by matching colors/shapes hoses to ships.
Submitted by CreepyHero — 1 hour, 18 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun#753.7503.750
Theme#794.2504.250
Overall#1523.5833.583
Sound#1663.2503.250
Mechanics#1953.3333.333
Aesthetics#1963.5833.583
Music#1983.2503.250
Story#2162.5832.583

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How many people worked on this game in total?
one

Did you use any existing assets? If so, list them below.
Ovani music and SFX files

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Comments

Submitted

Brilliant. You did a lot of work to get all of those mechanics working as smooth as they do. Music and Graphics it all just works. Well done!

Submitted

Fun game, takes a little bit of time to get hang of the controls though. 

Submitted

Nice simple mechanics well implemented. gives me old school arcade vibes.

Submitted

Very fun! The mechanics are simple but addicting, I found myself really getting into it for the final level, great work.

Submitted

Great submission, the gameplay mechanics are simple but fun and the shop option between levels is a great addition.

Submitted

That’s a really fun game, nice job!

Submitted

Game play is good, and the overall feel reminds me of the games from the mid 90's. Something that would make the play more intuitive is to  swap the up and down keys, that way your hose movement direction matches the key direction. I think a change I would make sooner than later is pausing the game play while in shop, so you can't fire hoses in the background by mistake.

Submitted

I like your visuals, something about them reminds me of the space cadet pinball game. If you continue working on it you should consider telling the player what level they are currently on and maybe having the player able to jump to the other side of the screen.