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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Execution | #11 | 3.053 | 3.053 |
| Enjoyment | #12 | 3.000 | 3.000 |
| Relevance to the theme | #15 | 2.789 | 2.789 |
| Metroidvania | #16 | 3.105 | 3.105 |
| Overall | #17 | 2.789 | 2.789 |
| Sensory | #22 | 2.000 | 2.000 |
Ranked from 19 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Theme interpretation and application
the game's protagonist must go on a JOURNEY to find all the missing bunnies
Limitation incorporation
The game features rabbits (like lighthop) and was made in the late period (like lighthop). The game's title is also a reference to another notable 4 day entry, Zahran's Small Witch Collects Magic
Team/Developer
Nevermind3476
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Absurd for 4 hours! This is a very competent little platformer, I liked it :)
Really impressive that you managed to make this in just 4 hours.
I think it could definitely use some audio and a bit more polish, but obviously given the time frame I understand if you didn't have time lol.
The level design was especially well done, there weren't any extra mechanics besides the power ups, but you managed to make most rooms interesting and having the little teases of hidden rooms and stuff was really cool.
Well done!
i found 8 rabbits and got lost and then i found my way on top of the building and jumped off. it was pretty dope! the map was nicely done and its pretty cool that you put this together in 4 hours
I liked finding all the rabbits! The room-transitions hiding platforming routes are fun to spot. (^^)/
It's crazy to have made the whole map, visuals, and collectibles in just 4 hours. :O
I do miss having SFX, BGM, and some sort of win screen though.
Cool game despite that! :D
You actually finished something this strong in just four hours... I feel like you have very strong map design skills. However, after I found eight bunnies, I was exhausted. I ran around several times and still couldn't find the last bunnyAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Pretty neat little game! The level might not have been much to look at, but the movement was nice and the wizard's sprite was pretty cute (although I have to say at first I thought it was a person with a tiny head and arms and giant legs). I managed to find all 10 bunnies, and funnily this was also my 10th game reviewed. Well done!
Good job making this in 4 hours!
Fun, straightforward, with some thoughtful level designs. I especially liked the platforms where you need to figure out whether to use a standing jump (more height) or running jump (more distance), and where you can see the bunny that can only be accessible from below, and have to find the hidden jump up to it, it all felt fair and fun! The last bunny took me a little while to realise that you get a boost in momentum on your second jump if you dashed at the same time, I think this is a cool mechanic that deserves be explored further!
Thank you!
I ripped this player control from a failed attempt at a more in depth entry, in which I did hope to explore that mechanic a lot more. Unfortunately within the bounds of this game's mechanics there's not really anything I can do to force the player to use that mechanic - any gap that can be crossed with a normal jump into a midair dash jump can also be crossed with a dash jump into a normal jump, and this game doesn't have any hazards I could put in the way to force the player to use the normal jump first.
Pretty solid, considering it was put together in 4 hours.
Visuals were quite simple, but I thought they were neat. I know this was unintentional, but honestly? ...I think the green-colored castle goes kinda hard.
This is something you've done before with Lighthop, but I'll say here that I do like how sometimes you have to go across screen transitions for platforming. In this game specifically, I liked the one bunny that was behind a hidden room transition. This kind of thing makes you be a little more considerate of the world I feel like, which I think is cool.
I uh... don't know what else to say. Kudos for managing to pull this together so close to the deadline.
Great game and amazing work in 4hour and thanks for keeping debug in there