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A jam submission

MoledownView game page

Submitted by DogeMastr, Nanacka, Harmony, august in january, streamingcirce, a third person, Codettawa, XtremeXavier, One Heart Games — 2 hours, 33 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#3634.2764.276
Enjoyment#4214.0174.017
Audio#4693.7933.793
Artwork#6424.1904.190
Narrative#31722.7412.741

Ranked from 58 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?
You are counting and you are going down

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

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Submitted(+2)

Fantastic game! Super addictive and straight to the point. And juicy too

Submitted(+2)

Cool and creative idea! The art and music are great and the different tiles make you think and consider which cards to play, which is fun. I did get some funny generation, which immediatly ended my run, but I think I just got reaaaally unlucky lol.


Also, getting stuck inbetween two rocks was pretty funny

Anyway, great game and great job everyone!

Submitted(+2)

Great idea and great job.

Submitted(+2)

Really fun, very addictive and arcadey. Really nice aesthetics too. Had to look down to the instructions to figure out what to do, but was fine after that

Submitted(+2)

It's really nice and polished game!

Submitted(+2)

Nice concept, it's always fun to see a pure arcade-style game. One more try vibe for sure!

Submitted(+2)

Very addicting and original, well done!

Submitted(+2)

I really love the concpet and theme. pretty unique idea. I just wish there would be a way to tell how far one level down is.

The artstyle is really cool and the gameplay is smooth, well done :)

Submitted(+2)

Not sure I've played a game like this before, and I really like it! I like the puzzle aspect of having to keep some cards to dodge lava and also having the chance to pick up cards as you go is cool. Very cool!

Submitted(+2)

A little frustrating to control – maybe it would be too easy to draw a preview of which row the card will take me to? It's hard to tell without a visual grid. I also seemed to die randomly on a row that was secretly all lava. Maybe it flowed down because I travelled past the lava? Hard to say.

I really liked the artwork, animations, and polish to the interface, even if it wasn't my cup of tea.

Developer(+1)

Secret tip: You can count the tiles by counting the lighter coloured rows ;)

(+2)

This was a pleasure to experience, every aspect was fun. I discovered more as I went and it was a pleasure

Submitted(+2)

Awesome game, very addicting, visuals are really good too, simple but very effective. The only thing i would like to see, would be some sort of small indication of which layer a card will take you to, as it can be a little hard to determine on a quick glance. It's probably something one could get used to with continuous play though, and considering the replayability that's not unlikely to do!

Submitted(+2)

SUPER COOL! Needing to think fast while descending had me so stressed but I loved this

Submitted(+2)

This was a really cool game! Once I got the hang of the systems I got hooked in right away and kept playing for a good amount of time

Submitted(+2)

Really fun game!! also a GREAT idea and very deep + simple gameplay!! BANGER

(+2)

Banger game! I love the grub sfx and the visuals

Submitted(+2)

This is my favorite game on a jam so far! My highscore is 54

Submitted(+2)

really original concept !! And the game looks cute !!!

Submitted(+2)

Love the art. Fun to play game, I'm just bad and can't see lava until it's too late.

Submitted(+2)

Super cute lil idea! I love the art and lil grub sounds, theme fits nicely as well :)

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