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A jam submission

Space SavvyView game page

Submitted by Fletcher — 5 hours, 18 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme adherence#64.2734.273
Creativity#112.9092.909
Sound#142.2732.273
Overall#142.5612.561
Fun#172.0912.091
Prettyness#182.0002.000
Polish#181.8181.818

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Does your jam fully adhere to ALL of the rules?

Yes

How does your jam fit the theme?
It is centered around Outer 'Space.'

Anything extra you would like us to know?
Thanks for hosting!

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Comments

Host(+1)

Nice game!

Submitted

While it's simple, it is really good for a starter game. I couldn't really read some of the text that appears but other than that it's a really good start and it fits the theme entirely.

Submitted (2 edits)

Although it's pretty rough, I actually really like what I see so far. The bones of this project are really good, and I particularly liked the audio and warping effect. The simplicity of it creates a really cool, somber atmosphere that I'm really into. I hope you keep working on this because I really like the concept!!

Submitted

A nice and simple game, which I think is a good thing (I think sometimes it's easy to fall into the trap of making things too complicated). While the graphics are fairly basic, everything was clearly marked, so it was easy to understand what was going on. Most importantly, everything you have put into the game appears to be working correctly. Great job, well done.

Submitted

I like this more than I perhaps should. Although rudimentary in both aesthetics and mechanics, this somehow actually serves a vibe. It really does feel lonesome and empty, as space really should. The lack of sound really highlights this. Not sure how much of this is intentional but this actually managed to create an atmosphere, which is quite something, although I wouldn't know how to convert that into ratings to be honest.

Submitted

Thats what im sayin!!