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A jam submission

the underworld i guessView project page

Submitted by bashpet0w0 — 7 hours, 19 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Use of Colors#1052.3732.600
Overall#1102.2952.514
Theme#1112.6602.914

Ranked from 35 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your art incorporate the theme?
i mean it has a flying strawberry a slime "king" a pit of fire just rising casually two ghosts and a houndius shootius tons of insporation from terraria as i said

Would you like to receive constructive criticism/advice in the comments?

Yes

Type

Still

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Submitted

I like how I can recognize a lot of things from this, its fun to look around but i do wish things connected more so it felt like one art piece. Also some extra detailing would add nicely but it is still a nice and very charming piece of art. Hope you keep going and I see you in the next pixel art jam :D

Submitted

It's nice I guess

Ok but seriously you could have added core ideas and elements so the art can feel more cohesive, right now if feels like many added random fantasy elements with no clear purpose. It just makes the art seem messy. 

If you could have made them visibly friends or just add elements to characterize them, like if they are coworkers give them uniforms. That adds personality and helps people naturally make up interpretations for the art, making it better than just, it's nice I guess. Your art doesn't need a whole story, but it would be nice if it had a bit more meaning behind the art. 

Developer

the whole idea about is is that there are random people, i didn't have that much time to expand on it without changing the whole composition, the ghosts were father and son btw, also i was planning on expanding upon the art after the jam