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A jam submission

A Little WarmthView game page

Guide autumn leaves with the wind and keep woodland animals warm before the frost arrives.
Submitted by AspiraQualquer (@1aspiraqualquer) — 24 minutes, 44 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Presentation#1352.9323.167
Use of the Limitation#1382.7773.000
Concept#1422.9323.167
Overall#1572.7392.958
Enjoyment#1892.3152.500

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
1 team member — Beatriz Karoline Cordeiro da Silva: concept, creative direction, and project decisions.

Software used
JavaScript, HTML5 Canvas, CSS, Web Audio API, and Node.js. Git and GitHub were used for version control. OpenAI Codex assisted with code, visuals drawn through code, documentation, and tests. Page artwork was drawn with SVG code and exported to PNG using Sharp. No image-generation or audio-generation tools were used.

Use of the limitation
“Staying Warm” is the main objective of the game. Players control the wind to guide falling autumn leaves into animal nests and hollows. Each delivered leaf adds insulation to a shelter, helping its animal stay warm. To complete each stage, players must provide enough leaves to warm every shelter before the frost arrives. Water ruins leaves, and branches make their delivery more challenging.

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Comments

Submitted

Good game; the wind mechanic is implemented in a fun way!!)

Submitted

A little confusing at first. But i liked the gameplay!!

Submitted

Lovely painted forest, and aiming wind for falling leaves fits the theme nicely. I could not tell how my drag changed the leaf path, so a visible aim preview would help a lot.

Submitted

really like the idea and the mechanic. I feel it can be expanded a lot with many levels and variation.
great work!