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A jam submission

CountanautView game page

A game about an astronaut who is in space, and needs to get oxygen.
Submitted by mc-hello — 1 day, 13 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#31103.2453.700
Artwork#64392.6313.000
Audio#67932.2802.600
Narrative#69612.0172.300
Creativity#73852.6313.000

Ranked from 10 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 game revolves around an astronout who needs to collect oxygen to stay alive as there is a timer ticking till his death.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
Only thing outsourced is the SFX (open source only). Please see description for credits.

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

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Comments

Submitted

Thanks for the game, really enjoyable, great work !

Submitted

Loved the experience! The atmosphere and music was perfect to support the floaty gameplay. I started to pick up some "speedrun strategies" and was able to skip portions of the levels at times. Loved it! Good work

Submitted

Simple platformer. I would have loved to see more diversity. Perhaps an enemy? Or moving parts? Feels like you could have done so much more with the idea. 

Submitted

Chill game with fitting music! The art style was really cool especially with the purple guy, but I wish some of the jumps were a bit harder. 

Submitted

Fun game good job! I feel like all the oxygen placements were all really well done both leading you in the correct direction and still keeping up the pressure wondering if you'd run out

Submitted

Great job, my first impression was that I thought the platforming controls would've been improved by making it less "floaty" but then when I learned about pressing the down arrow to quick-fall, I grew to actually like that design choice as it opened up some cool strategies.

Submitted

133.16 i wonder if that's decent ;0 

I liked how the air made some unintuitive paths the best ones! Great work :)