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Hey thanks for playing and the feedback.

I completely agree on the balance. I got a zero on my first day on a recent playthrough haha. It almost felt fishing IRL xD

Quick question - was audio working for you?

Darn, it's not the first time I've had this issue. Ridiculous Godot bugs.. Thanks for letting me know.

Used a track of yours in my game jam submission:
https://naturalnick.itch.io/castabout
Amazing work. Thank you. If I ever make money on my games, I'll be sure to contribute!

https://naturalnick.itch.io/castabout

Just submitted my 2d pixel art fishing game to Micro Jam!

Castabout plays like battleship, but instead of choosing 1 space at a time you're casting lures of different shapes & sizes.. and effects. You build your deck of lures and try to catch fish to meet the increasing weekly quotas.

It's pretty rough around the edges - balance needs a lot more tuning. My pixel art skills could use work... etc. So if anyone plays it I'm grateful for any feedback. Thank you.

Is it just me or is there no rating button on mobile. That's incredibly inconvenient given that most are made for mobile.

My game btw /jam/slapjam-ai-2/rate/5261446

I'm sending you an email.

I've never sponsored a game jam before so I don't really know how it works.

My idea for sponsoring might be a bit different - it would scale with the amount of submissions so payouts might be a bit smaller at first. But it would allow me to sponsor many game jams, frequently. I run a small business and would love to contribute to the gaming community.

If anyone is hosting a game jam and is looking for a sponsor, feel free to reach out.

*Proceeds to add 20 minute cutscene to 20 second game*

Thanks for playing my game!

The Medium and Hard difficulty levels are challenging and a leap from Easy, but they are solvable without guessing. That's the cool thing about it. Once you get the hang of placement rules, you can piece together which faces go with which group. Sometimes you might have two options for a 3-pip that both work. You could make an educated guess, but if you move onto other groups and come back to it, the answer is usually revealed.

I will admit, hard is diabolical haha. Doable, but it hurts the brain.

I like your ideas for annotations. That sounds like a clean way to do it especially since hints sort of operate in a similar way.

Cheers!

Wow derekniederhut. Thanks so much for playing my game and for the detailed feedback. So, so much appreciated. Cheers!

I recently participated in the Juniper Dev Game Jam. I quickly discovered that for many players, audio didn't work in my game. I'd like to figure this out so that I don't get docked on audio in future jams. To be clear - I don't have music in my game, just sound effects and background wave sounds.

I thought I had fixed it, I made several changes including setting Playback Type.web to Stream. But even after my changes I still had people leaving comments saying "no audio". I have not been able to recreate the issue myself. It seems to be an issue for just some players - I assume a specific browser limitation perhaps. Those that had issues were able to fix it by going into the settings and toggling the sound.

I am also not playing audio upon game load - sounds are set to start playing upon the first interaction. The issue is that it doesn't always work.

Does anyone have any tips for fixing audio playback in Godot games? Are there known issues around this? Any help would be appreciated.

My game - with potential audio issues

https://naturalnick.itch.io/pipface

Pipface is an abstract 2d puzzle game about identifying patterns on a grid.

The concept is simple, but I'm worried about how hard it is to explain. Essentially 6-sided dice are unfolded into varios 2d shapes alongside others and you need to identify and color in the dice faces. It follows the rule of 7, meaning that neighboring faces neighboring faces on the same die won't add up to 7. I won't explain too much here - there's detailed instructions in the How To Play menu. The tutorial is not quite a tutorial yet, it's just a smaller puzzle to ease you into it - eventually I will add a more guided tutorial.

I'd love to get feedback on whether this concept is just too confusing. Or if it was confusing at first but got the hang of it quickly. I'd appreciate any feedback. Thank you!

It feels too blatantly made with AI. I'm not saying using AI is a bad thing. But your main menu feels more like a SAAS product than a game.

I tried it out as someone who hasn't played many incremental games. So I might not be the best judge. The loop felt good and made me want to keep playing. That is until I forgot to equip the rock one and the felt like I was doing a lot of waiting, which maybe is the point. One UI suggestion I have is that the upgrade list scrolls instantly for me (on Mac/Safari) - scrolling instantly goes to the bottom or the top really fast, no in between.

You are officially 1st on the "leaderboard"! Haha, even I haven't made it that far. I just left it in because I thought it'd be fun continuation like in Balatro. It definitely needs better balancing haha. Thanks for playing Cathy - glad you liked it.

"I have no feedback to give"... proceeds to give tons of feedback. Haha - thanks for playing and for the feedback I really do appreciate it.

Yeah it's not entirely clear at first that you need to (usually) use all your casts each round - that should be an easy fix to convey. And I feel the same way about the buttons - I hated that I had to cover the wheel, but the way I was designing was a bit tight.

You got so lucky on Bounty 4 haha! Yeah that bonus is a bit cursed. It keeps going after Bounty 4 btw and keeps getting harder - I've never seen how far I could get yet personally.

I completely feel you on the grindy-ness - I was especially feeling it after playing it 100 times haha. Thanks for playing!

My game Pescatro is having audio issues and I'm wondering if anyone has any advice.

Users are reporting the audio not working. I've designed it to kick off the audio when the first button interaction happens. This is what I've read is recommended since audio autoplay is often blocked by browsers otherwise. For me this is working as expected, but for most if not all of my players the audio never turns on - unless you go into settings and poke it.

It's a Godot in-browser game built on a Mac. Tested on Chrome and Safari.

Has anyone else had this issue? Does anyone know how to fix it? I know it's too late to fix now, but it's my first time deploying to itch and I want to figure this out! Any help appreciated.

Card/yahtzee-like game :)
/jam/theveryseriousjuniperdevgamejam/rate/4704332

I uploaded a new build. Would you be able to check if it works now? Should work upon first tap on any button in the menu.

Darn I wonder why the audio isn't working. Someone else said it started working when they went into settings. Thanks for the feedback!

Oh phew! Hooray persistence!

Oh no! There's supposed to be audio, that's unfortunate. You ran into two bugs that I can't seem to replicate :( - thanks for letting me know.

Introducing: PESCATRO

A card game where fishing is mostly luck, but your choices make or break your run. Catch fish of varying species, sizes and rarities and to create combos to earn points on a Yahtzee-like scoreboard. How many Bounties can you beat?

https://naturalnick.itch.io/pescatro

Awesome assets!
It was an impulse purchase, but I actually ended up shipping something.
https://naturalnick.itch.io/pescatro

It does - the classic AI button color scheme/design.

Pretty fun though!

Fun little game! Here's my opinions:

- The high score disappears immediately so I can't read it if I'm too slow. It'd be nice to have a play again button so I can choose when to restart.

- The lerping feels a bit slow for a game that needs tight control. Maybe you're going for that, but if I'm moving my mouse fast, the ball lags behind.

https://naturalnick.itch.io/pescatro
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