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A jam submission

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FIND AN EGG, EAT AN EGG
Submitted by NerdyZadrot, Prugiden — 1 hour, 32 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Use of theme#312.6735.000
Art & Audio#382.1384.000
Gameplay & Enjoyment#392.1384.000
Sound/Music#401.8713.500
Overall#442.1384.000
Use of prerequisite#501.8713.500

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Ziva

No

Wasn't made with Ziva

GameMaker

No

Wasn't made with GameMaker

Easel

No

Wasn't made with Easel

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Comments

Submitted(+2)

very funny, saddam hussein hiding spot, dinosaur kilt me but then i got the egg back to the sexy lady in the cave, very cool colors and graphics good job!

Submitted(+2)

This was an interesting and easy-to-understand concept. I enjoyed exploring the prehistoric environment, finding the egg, and then racing back home. The on-screen prompts and arrows were helpful, and I was able to figure out the objective without too much trouble.

There were no instructions explaining the controls before the game began, so a short “How to Play” screen would make the experience more welcoming. It could explain how to move, look around, interact, find the egg, and return home safely.

The visuals were decent, the torch created a nice atmosphere, and the game was fairly easy to complete. An optional harder mode or additional hazards could add more challenge for experienced players. Overall, it was a simple but enjoyable game.

Submitted

This was an interesting and easy-to-understand concept. I enjoyed exploring the prehistoric environment, finding the egg, and then racing back home. The on-screen prompts and arrows were helpful, and I was able to figure out the objective without too much trouble.

There were no instructions explaining the controls before the game began, so a short “How to Play” screen would make the experience more welcoming. It could explain how to move, look around, interact, find the egg, and return home safely.

The visuals were decent, the torch created a nice atmosphere, and the game was fairly easy to complete. An optional harder mode or additional hazards could add more challenge for experienced players. Overall, it was a simple but enjoyable game.