I was really trying to flex my flashlight game this year with the Halloween Game Jam. It's literally a 3 variable struct that made all the flashlight mechanics work. Easy, simple, and fun! Thanks for playing!
Thanks for playing. The intro was all we had for awhile lol. I did have the code in place to speed it up but really did enjoy the story. The flashlight struct was the center mechanics of the game and it was a great little bit of code to play with. We had intended on a bit more in the game but this was a first time with unity web building for me. I had a lot of pink boxing issues and using custom shaders with the flashlight took a lot more time then I would have liked. Anyways I am glad you liked the game and cannot thank you enough for playing!
Thanks for the comment. I did have the code in place to speed up the intro but decided against using it because the narrator in our group did write that. I felt it personally a little rude to speed thru to fast. I will take the comment into mind in future build tho and thank you for playing!
Yes, the team had a lot of fun working on this project. I am very grateful that you did play and seemed to enjoy it. This was a first on the web building with unity for me so unfortunately some bugs were bound to happen. I do apologize that you couldn't make it to the end, honestly there was not much more. There was supposed to be a trigger box that spawned a boss battle in the fog (I never encountered issues with it firing during my 900 debugging playthru lol). After the boss battle (which caused the 900 debugging playthru) the credits rolled. Thanks again for the complements may or may not continue with the project a little more to round out the story depending on the final results.
I am sorry you guys got lost looking for clues. Our all team worked very hard on the project and I am glad you got to view the parts you did! Thank you for trying. It really does mean a lot.
I could not run this game. My computer was skipping around at the start of the maze then after the corn showed up it I could not even move... The menu and music was really cool tho. Sorry I couldn't play it looked good.
Hey, I am trying to put together a team for the upcoming game jam. Your music is awesome as I am sure you know. I code and can create some visual art. If you would like to team up I am putting together a discord channel to move forward with once the jam starts. The chance to learn from and work with you would be great. I also posted above earlier this week if you are interested in learning a bit more.
Hello, I am currently entered into this Game Jam and looking for a team to grow my skills with. I work with Unity 6 and code, create, and design whatever I can with the tools I have available. I'm looking to sink at least 25 - 30 hours into the course of this 10 day jam to develop the best game I can. Any other liked minded individuals looking for a team please reach out. I am very easy going and fun so no worries. Any which way I wish everyone success and hope we can all have a great time in this competition!
I am currently working on switching to unity to package in web format. I did not mean to post this as a whine. Just wanted resolve on what I need to improve on. There were some fantastic games in this event. I felt I learned alot and found I have alot of room for improvement. Thanks to all who took the time to provide me with input. This was my first game jam and I am learning alot. Tons of fun as well.
Hi guys, I recently participated in the game jam. I spent alot of time building and testing my game. I though I had done a really good job. Once the ratings finally came out I was all the way at the bottom. I understand its a competition and am not arguing about my results. I just don't understand why my game scored so poorly. I was hoping anyone could clue me in here.
