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A jam submission

AquamarineView game page

clockwork jellyfish
Submitted by slimewitch — 19 hours, 29 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Artwork#6454.1884.188
Creativity#14683.9173.917
Audio#15983.4063.406
Enjoyment#28013.3123.312
Narrative#44622.4582.458

Ranked from 96 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?
The player's movement occurs on a set countdown each level.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
see description for full credits, all assets created by me

(Optional) What would you like to be called if GMTK features your game?
slimewitch

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Submitted

I LOVE THE OCEAN!!! IT'S SO COOL :3c

Submitted

I LOVE THE OCEAN!!! IT'S SO COOL :3c

Submitted(+2)

Loved it! I always look forward to your games in every jam, so unique and polished and fun every time!!

Submitted

Pretty difficult but quite like the atmosphere and aesthetics of this one!

Submitted

Nice concept, very challenging! I wish it was a bit more forgiving.

The movement mechanic is interesting and the game feels very polish overall. Good job :)

Submitted

The art on this is fantastic! The sounds and graphics combine to really sell the vibe. It's nice how you stop the player and allow them to restart after they lose a life, I really needed that on some of the later levels. 

Submitted(+1)

Stylized art was SUPER awesome. How did you make that background? Is it just a scrolling texture or a shader of sorts? I wish there was some kind of subnautica-esque music but otherwise loved the atmosphere. Great work :)))

Developer (1 edit)

its a shader! its just fbm noise with thresholds set to replace certain whiteness values with specific tones, and then these thresholds are animated. glad you liked it!

Submitted

wow—that’s really cool. def inspires me to actually learn shader graph 😭😭😭

I’ll try giving it a shot for my next game!!

Submitted

I liked the vibes of this game a lot. Kind of spooky, but also calming, just like the ocean itself.

Submitted(+1)

Overall really polished entry! The controls feel really challenging yet not unfair. You really nailed the atmosphere as well, great work!

Submitted

That jellyfish sprite is SO GOOD!! Tough, but felt good after I finished it. Really nice work! :D

Submitted

I'm not one who usually likes this style of game but even so it was incredible to play. The controls feel really tight in all the right places, and the looseness of the steering and such manages to feel entirely intentional. Great work!

Submitted(+1)

I'm a sucker for precision platformers and this was very fun! The cohesion and polish are remarkable.

Submitted

Really cute and well done! I like how forgiving the game is, allowing the player to fully take control of the timing after bumping a wall, and I like how the lightning was by the timer making it easier to follow. I also really love the background its so mesmerizing, wonderfully done! :D

Submitted(+1)

I always love it when slimewitch makes a new game :)

Submitted(+1)

This game is siiick, reminds me alot of The End is Nigh in its artstyle. Sound design is really serene i like

Submitted

Slippery controls to fit a slippery fish, I like the artwork and the vibe of the game, good job!

Submitted (2 edits)

Nice game! love the atmosphere of the game. I like the jellyfish. The controls are a bit slippery but its fine nonetheless.

Submitted

Good game on all aspects! I finished it but the movement was starting to make me feel crazy!

Submitted

I’m impressed by how polished and cohesive it feels. The last level was satisfying to hit perfect right angles and clear both beams. It’s also cool that you can intentionally hit a wall to get off-sync with the beams

Submitted

hey I remember playing your games from previous GMTK GJ years! I was thinking, it really reminded me of electrostatis in the atmospheric feel. Loved this game too!

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