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A jam submission

Hunt the Human [Trijam 390]View game page

Foxes are hunting humans for sport. Can you outrun them?​
Submitted by Stealthness — 2 days, 16 hours before the deadline
Rated by 8 people so far
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How long was your dev time?
3 hours 45mins + 1hour to fix game breaking bug

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Submitted

A really good game, especially considering it was made in 3 hours and 45 minutes—even after subtracting the time you spent fixing a bug. It does have quite a few bugs, but honestly, it's a really good game.

Submitted

Funny idea for a game where a fox-like creature is hunting humans XD. For a platform game, I always suggest setting gravity and jump power to much higher values. Having gravity twice as high as jump power (or even more) makes it feel much better. I've included a video with a short presentation of what I mean.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vuus8U2nBLRoIymgM7llYIIUXYIZp--j/view?usp=shari...

Submitted

I really liked the art work! I think that making it move faster would have helped fit the theme a bit better, but I enjoyed it! Nice job!

Developer

Good feedback, the first version was more "walk for your life", but clearly should have sped up more.

Submitted

I like the visuals, but it feels like "jump for your life" instead of "run for your life".

Developer

A valid point of view. Thank you for the feedback.

Submitted

i like the art of the game a lot, especially the game over screen lol i also like the idea, though i would have liked it better if it was more fast paced, also not being able to jump while being on top of obstacles is kinda frustrating

Developer

The game has many flaws, but I am still learning Python and Pygame. You can jump from the top; the issue is that when you jump there, an internal timer prevents another jump. Its duration is a normal jump landing on the ground. So if you land on the wall, there is a small delay before you can jump again. The jump cooldown should be reset when you land on the ground or a wall. Thanks for the feedback, and added to the list of fixes needed.