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A jam submission

HaveFunView game page

Carry a kind message through three painted worlds.
Submitted by notatash — 58 minutes, 26 seconds before the deadline
Rated by 9 people so far
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Submitted

This is dramatic AI overuse. 

Submitted(+1)

It's  a fine game, but so much of it seems like ai it feels a little disingenuous. It's also really hard to see what's going on and there's some invisible damaging hitboxes.

Submitted(+1)

It's not a bad game, but I feel like a lot of it seems AI-generated. It doesn't feel like your own work, especially the cover page. The colour scheme and words are kinda odd too tho its a nice platformer game and it suits the theme.

Developer

got to know about the cover page last minute so had to use ai, anyways thanks for trying it out!
appreciate it!!

Submitted(+1)

The physics and damaging are a bit glitchy at times, eg. on the first platform it sometimes moves the player like its a conveyor belt and it damages the player if they run into the right side of it, but it doesnt damage on the left? The visuals are really nice though, I really like the oil painted backgrounds (the night one is my favourite!)

Developer

woo awesome
thanks for playing!

Submitted(+1)

It was really hard trying to tell what was the ground and what wasn't. Also, is there a way to avoid the first obstacle? It's a cool idea, just needs a bit more polishing.

Developer

Woo!! thanks a ton for your feedback i also thought the first obstacle was kinda inevitable but didn't have time

thanks for playing...means a lot!!

Submitted(+1)

It was really hard trying to tell what was the ground and what wasn't. Also, is there a way to avoid the first obstacle? It's a cool idea, just needs a bit more polishing.