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is it supposed to actually do something? I just see the "title screen". 

yes, I played in browser. camera was locked in one spot. 

feels a bit random, not really that specific to the jam.  I did see some stuff that seemed possibly collectable but no way to collect.

The first level was fun enough but after that the constant restarting the mandatory animation on fail etc really made it punishing to keep experimenting. Also, this is in zero sense a collectathon. 

paid games  are not permitted. this game is disqualified. 

That was fun! weird and different. in a good way.  Mastering how to move was a big part of it, I wonder if there's an upper limit on the possible size of a game like this. 

I think I would have enjoyed this more if there were camera controls. 

sounds great! FYI it's going to get very few installs/downloads without at least screenshots. better yet even: a web build.

woah, that's some chaos! Fun idea tho!

Paid games are not valid for the competition. If you wanna make it temporarily free it can stay in the jam otherwise I'm afraid it's disqualified.

if they are unkillable it seems like there's no point to shooting, etc? meanwhile you certainly can run away. Maybe forever?

Since there are still zero submissions I decided to extend the deadline a bit, about a week.  Maybe that will be enough for you?

Since the jam currently has no submissions just two days from the deadline I decided a 1-time extension was in order. Hopefully that will allow more folks to finish their projects. 

That's some pretty wild music. I don't think I've ever played Othello with a better jam set to it . Did you make it or is it an asset?

Perhaps a loose definition of what counts as a color?

Ironically I'm sure that in many ways a great project page is more important to success than a great project . Sad but true. Also don't look at my project pages for inspiration they are definitely not great either.

Just a quick clarification I saw that you had credited JSFXR, What was lacking was more of a explanation as to how it differed or what new it brought. Kind of like what you just wrote! :)

I'm already familiar with this online version: jsfxr - 8 bit sound maker and online sfx generator

I'm not particularly clear on how yours differs from the intent and utility of that port, although obviously the UI is a bit different here. If you could expound on how it differs that would definitely make me more interested in giving it more of a try. One thing that I noticed that could definitely use some improvement is that when playing around with the randomize button I often get exceedingly long sound snippets that play for way more seconds than anyone would want for a random experiment.

Since I only ever make HTML5 games my in browser slot is already used so I can't really make much use of this if any. However it seems like a good idea for people who make EXE games. 

This looks potentially handy but since I am not a Renpy user I cannot evaluate it at all. Such is the risk of hosting a tool based jam. There's a lot of diversity in needs and environments.

Oops what I meant to say is ha ha what do you mean 180 years it's clearly states right now that it's going to be eight days until the voting Is over. it Is preposterous to ever think that it ever said anything else.

That's interesting. I have no idea how I made that mistake although it does seem like it could have put some kind of reasonable limit there. Or at least warned me I don't know if I can easily change it afterwards but I will take a look.

I don't see how that's better - your official suggestion is "respect the rule but not the spirit"?  Wouldn't it be better to just ditch the rule and not make us spam itch with duplicate games? 

cool! this was fun! I agree you couldn't stretch to 100 levels just with this mechanic but also agree it was over too soon. Good work!

interesting. Supersize me! now the reverse.  Obviously there's not enough here to make it a real game yet but I could see some potential for sure .

awesome!

Love the trail of blood! Got stuck on scene two (lv 7). 

Am I the only one who's getting mild sausage roll vibes here ?

I enjoyed this for sure. I did have some annoyance on about half of the first 6 levels though, because it was a little bit unclear what the win condition was for the different levels?  

yeah. Other "celebrate our asset store" jams (including one going on at this very moment) give out something usable as a base, even if it's thin. This just feels like a cash grab. If they are looking for "fans" this is how I become the opposite. 

Neat! more colossal cave than zork, it sounds like. I'm more into the mid-era infocom games personally (enchanter, the lurking horror). I'd hate to have to type those moderately longer sentences in here. 

hmm, could be it was the first time I saw the wall. i was using the web version. 

well that's the softlock part. Or perhaps you prefer "hard lock" for this situation. But the music still played. 

Very nice! I finished all the levels but mostly (only?) used the mage as a extra stepping stone. Whatever, it was fun even if it was perhaps not the intended solution.  These puzzles were just the right level of difficulty. not trivial, not painful. 

only suggestion; because of the superimposed 4way arrows the volcano and pusher tiles look too similar. 

ok I have a2nd suggestion: reset option. 

do you ever get something with more "pow-pow" than the handgun? I got tired spamming the mouse button and gave up after my first death. 

Ah but it isn't. I could have left this up for an hour (I suspect, but did not test).

Wow. This had the potential to be so fantastic. I really would have liked to have played it more but the tight timing meant that not long after I climbed the stairs I always died. Especially given the interesting aesthetic why not have a baby mode where you can run around more or less at your own leisure? Think of it as a walking sim, with the jumping characteristics. I might even pay (99 cents) for that game, depending on how much content there was. 

Of course your game, your vision, just a thought.

maybe there's a control I'm missing? I can move but there's no other clear form of interaction. Then: death. 

Agreed. this is nothing like VVVVV(VV?)V. 

This was a lot of fun to play. I've seen some similar ideas but this was very well executed and sometimes a old idea becomes a new just because it's done really well and I think that's roughly true here. I did see a one a really big issue that I would love to see fixed though which is I hate your keyboard map. Enter space and wasd are not something that I can reach all the same time. And given the Split Second timing this sometimes requires that's just not okay. Luckily that should be very trivial to fix and so I'm not letting it affect my rating.

The other thing that I would love to see you fix later is some kind of continue as I would love to come back to this but I doubt that I want to finish it all in one session.

You've done a great job of setting the atmosphere here. It's amazing how getting that right gets you very close to a full game even if nothing else actually happens. I'm sure it is possible that something does, however after finding the first outdoor light I could not find the next one, if they're indeed is one, although I wandered around quite a bit. I'm mostly sure I just got lost.

 However it's a bit unclear that you should make it so hard to tell that you're making progress at the very beginning. I can understand making it more and more challenging as you go on, but having some sense that you're making progress early on is a good way to get player engagement and keep people going to the end.

I couldn't move. is that actually want is expected? The game could explain itself better (and have a loading bar, as it took a very long time to get to the point where "something" might be possible).