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GMTK Game Jam 2019

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A jam submission

One Screen AdventureView game page

Goblins have ambushed you and taken your items! Recover them and escape!
Submitted by Game Endeavor (@GameEndeavor) — 30 minutes, 15 seconds before the deadline
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CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Adherence to the Theme#4204.1824.182
Overall#6523.6673.667
Design#6573.4553.455
Originality#10333.3643.364

Ranked from 22 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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niqleSubmitted7 years ago

Indeed an entire adventure packaged into just one screen. Impressive.

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Lurking in the Dark
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MoonlightingArtisanSubmitted7 years ago

nice little game, i really like the spotlighteffect on the underground

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ETTIN BFFs
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Jānis SkujaSubmitted7 years ago

Good game! Is the white block supposed to be an animal of some sorts that really likes the berries?

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30 seconds only 1 level
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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago

Thanks! Yeah, specifically it was supposed to be a pig that really likes apples. Was even going to have some apple cores littered around him as a hint, but unfortunately didn't have time to create a sprite for him. Which is sad because I was looking forward to making it.

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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago(+1)

Ah, good point about the tree. I never thought of that. Hmmm. I'll have to think of how to fix that. The white square was supposed to be a piggy, but unfortunately I ran out of time for character art. Thanks for playing! :D

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ArakadeSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

Loved it.  Wonderful almost Metroidvania expansion (could be more but was great as was) and cute premise.  GL!

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Key Light
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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago

Thanks! That's what I had in mind and wanted to execute more on, was making it metroidvania like in a way.

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iffalsepanicSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

I really like the feel of this game. It's a neat idea. With a more elaborate story, and some more puzzles, these could be fun, bite-size adventures.

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The Palace
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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago

Haha, yeah. I came up with that "story" with only 30 minutes left to submission. Would definately like to create a better story for the adventure. Something to give the tiny world meaning.

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johnnygossdevSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

I LOVED this! Short, to the point and satisfying!

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Apple Arrow
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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago(+1)

Thanks!

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kotobSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

This was quite fun to play! I loved how the map is layered and you have to discover things as you play.

I'd love to see this developed further too!

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Hey, we made a GMTK game too. Check it out!


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Lurking in the Dark
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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago(+1)

Thanks! I enjoyed doing the map layering, though it didn't get implemented without a fight. Was worried there for a bit that I wouldn't be able to implement it. One of the main things I will further develop in the post-jam is discovery. Right now everything is pretty linear, but I would like for it to be a little more open.

Nice! I'm about to play it now.

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kotobSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

I guess yeah it can be considered a bit linear in retrospect but it didn't feel that way when I was playing it the first time.

Especially bumping into the apple tree, I felt pretty smart when I discovered it :b

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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago

Oh? Nice! Glad to hear it. I was hoping for at least a little of that. :D

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UsamaShSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

It is hard to make a game of a genre that relies on big open worlds in one tiny screen. I see your effort here. I believe your world needs to be very rich to keep the player engaged.

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Only One Maze
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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago(+1)

Indeed. I bit off more than I could chew in the allotted time, which is a reoccurring theme with jams and me, I'm hoping to learn my lesson eventually, that or just get crazy fast, whichever comes first.

I had many more plans for puzzles and enemies, but wasn't able to implement them. It'll be fun to take it a bit slower this week and implement those ideas. Thank you for playing!

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LudosGDSubmitted7 years ago(+1)

This was very cool! My favorite thing about it is how it handles the "being underground", it's a very clever solution. I would love to see a more polished version of this, it has lots of potential! Still I don't know if I'm ready to handle that newfound knowledge...

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Solitude
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Game EndeavorDeveloper7 years ago(+1)

Thanks! Implementing the underground was pure magic, I'm surprised I was able to pull it off.  I'm going to make a video on how it's done (this week most likely). I really want to polish this up, so stay tuned for it. This isn't even close to what I envisioned for the game, and I would be doing it a great disservice not to see it through.

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