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A jam submission

Crazy JoeView game page

JOE IS CRAZY AND MINES!
Submitted by Quilo, Fyre — 3 days, 16 hours before the deadline
Rated by 7 people so far
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How does your game meet GBJam's theme
You are digging up Grandpa Joe's old treasure. that is some very old gold!

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Submitted

Maybe we're all just crazy Joes causing environmental damage lol. Great game I enjoyed the music!

Submitted

at first, I was a little confused about what the timer meant and what I was supposed to do, but I got the hang of it really fast after a couple of rounds

the music fits the game really well, and it got stuck in my head
the game is very satisfying, and the ending is really funny
congrats guys!

Submitted

I quiet enjoyed causing environmental damage. Good job!

Submitted

Hey, I played your game, Crazy Joe. The game feels very satisfying, especially when you start buying more upgrades. The music and SFX too, super chill vibes. I was really into it. I had one problem, and I don't know if it's a skill issue on my part, but I couldn't figure out what I needed to do to win. I maxed out all the upgrades I could buy and mined super deep, but nothing happened. But overall, cool idea! I really liked it. Incredible work, and I hope to see more of it!!!

Submitted

Really fun game! I enjoyed it a lot! I wanted to go deeper! 

Submitted

This game was peak. I had a great time destroying everything. It did make me use arrow keys instead of wasd inside of the shop but it didn't take away for me at ALL. Super good work!

Submitted (1 edit)

https://imgur.com/a/U8Drndz

Man, I think the image speaks for itself!
Loved it in every aspect! And what a clever use of palette swaps to give the illusion of different areas!
GOOD JOB!