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Godot Wild Jam #95

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A jam submission

Retro Moon InvadersView game page

Submitted by Anonymyst — 5 hours, 2 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Originality#853.3953.667
Controls#933.0863.333
Fun#1082.9323.167
Accessibility#1262.6232.833
Overall#1282.8883.119
Audio#1392.6232.833
Theme#1413.1633.417
Graphics#1932.3922.583

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

Godot Version
4.7.0

Theme Interpretation
The game is Retro

Wildcards Used

M is for Mega

Include something disproportionately large

Cartography

Have a map of your world

Looming in the Distance

Add an entity that creepily lies in the distance

Source
N/A

Discord Username(s)
AnonmystLLC

GWJ Participation Level
30ish

Team Size
1

Generative AI Disclosure

I confirm that this jam entry does not contain any AI-generated content

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Comments

FIFISubmitted62 days ago

Great game I loved the locations

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Block Fall Game
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hexadecimalwtfSubmitted64 days ago

I used to play Qix on my dad's original gameboy so this brought back memories. I was hoping someone would make a game like it. The background image getting clearer as you progressed the level was interesting. I wasn't clear at first this was a Qix game and the original image being so blurry I thought it didn't load properly. Also the default resolution is HUGE, it went way off my screen. Using the fullscreen option in itch fixed it though.

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Pizza Block
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aytherealSubmitted65 days ago

Nice game! Haven't played this type of game before so it was new and fun to me.

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KPI Crashout
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BigfootmechSubmitted66 days ago

Oh man, I couldn’t play this game due to lag :o

As soon as I click “Canada”, the game starts stuttering at 1fps with sound cutting in and out

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Night at the Retro Games Arcade
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AnonymystDeveloper65 days ago

Sorry to hear that, tested this on 3 computers all are windows/chrome though.

what OS/browser are you using?

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BigfootmechSubmitted64 days ago

That part shouldn’t be an issue.

Though I am running Linux (Kubuntu) / Firefox.

More likely is that I’m on a 10+ year old Laptop.

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Flying Tugboat StudiosSubmitted66 days ago

To defeat the moon one must out-retro it; a lesson I learned well through this game, a satisfying de-retro-ing of earth (and beyond}'s natural beauty.

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Surface World: Vehicular Assault
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JabronibolognaSubmitted67 days ago

This is pretty fun! I've never played a game like that but I liked it. Felt like you, as the player, could make it as chill or as frantic as you wanted. Either take an easy route with no enemies nearby, or try to risk it and get in close to box off big sections at a time.

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Alley Rats
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AnonymystDeveloper65 days ago

Glad you enjoyed it - normally there should be number of lives and some time crunch - maybe I will add difficulty settings in a later release...

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HabidakusSubmitted68 days ago

I love the Qix callback, but with an interesting twist in trying to separate the enemies. Also the use of the photo artwork for each saved location had that very vintage CD-ROM feel like you'd find in 90s video games. Nicely done.

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Space-lite Invaders
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AnonymystDeveloper67 days ago

Glad you liked it - yeah wanted to find a way to bring beautiful landscape photos into a game - only downside is now I have to travel to all these places :)

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Dragon614pcSubmitted68 days ago

This game is fun. I like the shader on the pictures as you progress through the level. The gameplay reminds me of the Arcade game Qix

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Dungeon of Dahgher
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AnonymystDeveloper67 days ago

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
Yes it was very much based on Qix with the shader twist

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