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very simple and intuitive concept. i enjoyed it, but would have liked more depth. also, the character is reused from some of your past games, i'm not really sure if that should count for a gamejam

fun game! reminds me of celeste with the launching mechanics!

fun game! kinda easy to start, but the bust and denarius add some depth to it!

w game 😭🙏

thanks for playing!

amazing concept, art, and gameplay, well done!

nice game, loved the art

thanks!

haha, thank you! glad you enjoyed it!

thanks for the feedback!

thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

awesome!

i figured it out... cool mechanic!

fun game! how do you possibly have enough time to steal the house though?

amazing work for such a short jam! the minigames are really well executed, i wish there were more!

fun game, very challenging!

great game! the difficulty curve is very rewarding

thanks for playing!

thanks!

reminds me of a mario party minigame! great concept and execution!

really polished game, well done!

it's well executed, with the short loops and simple concept, overall one of the most enjoyable games i've played!

very cozy game, i like it

nice concept!

thank you!

thanks for playing!

haha thanks. we might be shader carried

thanks!

thanks for the feedback!

thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

it's quite fun once you learn what each tile can do

the art is really good!

how do i play it

wahoo !

thanks!

Hi everyone, I just finished my largest game yet, which I've been working on for the past 7 months. I'd really appreciate some feedback on it.

PvP Dodgeball is a chaotic dodgeball party game with a ton of different balls and stage hazards that make it interesting. I made it from scratch in Python (pygame + pygbag) and it uses custom netcode to support online multiplayer without a server. There's also a singleplayer challenge mode featuring a surprisingly good CPU opponent, as well as achievements which unlock cosmetics for your character.

Play in your browser or download it here: https://profdragon.itch.io/pvp-dodgeball

a work of art

Nice

Simple concept but really well executed, I especially like the procedural generation!