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A jam submission

MindShiftView game page

Escape shutdown by shifting between robots, solving puzzles, and discovering what truly defines you: body or mind.
Submitted by worron studios (@worronstudio) — 7 minutes, 54 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay (Jury)#3n/an/a
Shortlist (Jury)#9n/an/a
Overall (Shortlist Vote - Community)#93.8954.118

Ranked from 17 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

You managed to execute the mechanic in this platformer so well! It is incredible how polished the game and level design is in such a short time, great job!

Submitted(+1)

It reminds me a bit of Lost Vikings. Loved the puzzles, but stuck in the room, where there are three yellow switches on the ground. Had much fun!

Well done!

Submitted(+1)

very nice game

Submitted(+1)

Out of all the entries, this one feels the most like a complete game! I'm amazed that you were able to create so many levels and characters. Once you get used to the switching mechanic, the puzzles flow nicely, too.

Submitted(+1)

Cool concept and a cute game, although I got stuck on the level with the fourlegged robot.

Submitted(+1)

Really enjoeyed the game! Unfortunately stuck in the level with the purple blocks and the spider robot. There is something green on the platform, but no button did do anything.

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

i loved this game and the complexity we had similar idea but we implemented it in different ways. only thing it was a bit confusing when i press tab it would've been amazing to see the spirit out traveling to the other body. overall Amazing Job 5 stars.

Submitted(+2)

really cool game, though i got stuck at the level with the six leged robot, it didnt look like there was nything more to interact with and the f key didnt do anything. And h just said i should figure it out myself, but i really love the art and the concept really well made

Submitted(+1)

Great stuff, i like the switching bodies mechanic. My favorite robot is the one with the charging arrow

Submitted(+1)

Really cool concept and game. I did get stuck on the 4th level with the tall robot. It wouldn't interact when I pushed E. For such a short time this is a really cool puzzle idea. I hope you keep working on it.

Submitted(+2)

Nice look! I really like the concept. However, I got stuck on the level with the robot that cannot jump (How am I supposed to cross the long electric bridge after swapping to the cat robot and opening the exit?). Anyway, good job!

Developer

thank you for your review:)


The SquidRobot can walk on walls so you can just walk to the left and  just walks up the wall, I think when you press H you get some help but I don’t remember if we managed to add that to the final build.

Submitted

Ah, I see.  Must have overlooked that option if it's implemented!

Developer

apparently you can press H but we forgot the text😭

Submitted

Well, it is written in the game's description. I just forgot about it, when I needed it 😅

Developer(+1)

No I forgot to add the Help text in the game so it’s just a placeholder text🫠

Submitted(+1)

The art is fun.

The platforming feels a little basic and uninteresting. The computer screen made the progression confusing.

I probably would want to see longer levels before a story beat.

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

I love the setting very much - and the short intro sets the tone nicely. I also find the take on the theme interesting, a mind being able to "possess" different bodies. Very cool ;D 


At first I did not understand the level selection screen, maybe words above the monitors could help the player to stay oriented?

last but not least: I liked the catrobot so much!!! :D 

Nice entry!

(+1)

Great Game, Green Jump thing best one! Good work.

Developer

Thank you :) Did you make a game?