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What happened?

A topic by MCV3 created 57 days ago Views: 86 Replies: 3
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Submitted

Hi guys, I recently participated in the game jam. I spent alot of time building and testing my game. I though I had done a really good job. Once the ratings finally came out I was all the way at the bottom. I understand its a competition and am not arguing about my results. I just don't understand why my game scored so poorly. I was hoping anyone could clue me in here.

Submitted (1 edit)

Idk the results not exactly real, they were evaluated by ordinary players, not by a jury, so don't think that your game is bad. Indeed, some of the game's evaluation criteria were undeserved or overestimated, but what can be done

Submitted

I did play your game. It is fine, and it really should have scored higher than it did. That being said- people are reluctant to download games, especially in game jams on here. I feel you would have placed more favorably just by making it browser-compatible just by nature of getting more than 6 ratings. 

Submitted

I am currently working on switching to unity to package in web format. I did not mean to post this as a whine. Just wanted resolve on what I need to improve on. There were some fantastic games in this event. I felt I learned alot and found I have alot of room for improvement. Thanks to all who took the time to provide me with input. This was my first game jam and I am learning alot. Tons of fun as well.