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A jam submission

The Death of a GameView game page

This game can be played only once
Submitted by Wyind — 1 hour, 9 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Artwork#804.6434.643
Audio#1764.0004.000
Creativity#7604.1074.107
Narrative#12993.3213.321
Enjoyment#54132.7502.750

Ranked from 28 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game fit the theme?
There is only 130 seconds left for the world to exist. Use those seconds how you please

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Submitted

A nice experience.  I enjoyed floating the character in midair for almost the whole 130 seconds. Congrats on your submission.

Submitted

Jumping into the water saved me, right? RIGHT?!?

Beautiful and atmospheric. Please give us more. 

Submitted

The game looks great and even though the interaction with the world is limited its fun to see how much you can do before the sun explodes. Great job!

Also, I figured out how to play it more than once >:)

Submitted

Very beautiful game! A lovely experience while it lasts. I like how creatively it approaches the ephemeral nature of art and life. Great job! Music was excellent and fitting!

Submitted

An interesting take on the theme, and with a very effective and fitting name. The only bad thing I can say about this game is that the lighting with the sun is a bit janky. It starts out as a peaceful experience... Before it turns into melancholy. I don't think I've ever felt so much emotion seeing a black screen before.

Submitted

This game looks interesting, I love how well the lighting goes with the pixel art. It took me a while but I figured out you can move the character my pushing it with your mouse.  

Submitted

The art is good, very atmospheric. Wasn't quite sure what i was meant to do and then the guy fell through the floor i think, basically turned the game into an animated background, which was very pleasant.

Submitted

this was such a calming game, but also a bit sad knowing that I would only see everything once. a really unique take on the theme!

Submitted

Absolutely love the music and art. I do wish I could interact more but I really enjoyed my experience.

Submitted

the game is very pretty but i wish there were more things to interact with

Submitted

I wouldn't exactlly call this a game, it's more like a very beautiful art experience. It kept my attention for the full 130 seconds, and I enjoyed hitting the stars and falling dust with my mouse. 🌠

Controls are kinda weird, so I couldn't spend these 130 seconds properly. But I think there was nothing to miss. You just enter, and you can't go back. If I felt any connection to this weird to control guy, maybe I would be sad. Still, pixel art is nice.

Submitted

It makes you feel sad, which is the point. I wish there were more things to do, but it's a good and heartfelt short experience, and a creative take on the theme of the jam. Nice work!

Submitted (1 edit)

This is actually beautiful, I feel it's not really a game, but could be described as more like an art piece, or an experience. The experience is made even more valuable by the fact that you can only see it once before it's gone.  I'm kinda biased because I just really admire this sort of artistic thing, but yeah. Great music, stunning graphics and atmosphere, Absolutely beautiful entry <3

Submitted

The idea of trying to inhale the last minutes of the world, wow, thank you for the experience, awesome art style, awesome music, thank you!

Submitted

The music and pixel art is cool! But this game lowkey is more a wallaper for pc than a game

i LOVE the art, atmosphere, and music, but i don’t understand the game part

Submitted

The visuals are great, the music is too.

How do you move?

Submitted

The pixel art and lighting is amazing. It's a shame there isn't more content but, very nice art!