Bless You ! by aStrkl

made by aStrkl for LD 38 (JAM)

Hello ! We decided to join really late, everything is still pretty rough around the edges.

Basically you control a sort of God who sneezed so hard on his world that everything has been moved around. You need to complete request from your villager by bringing what he asks.

Shake object by CLICKING to uncover the hidden items. Move obejct by DRAGGING them around !

Made by two people : @aStrkl (Code) / Lumia (Art)

LINKS - Windows Versions : LINK - Browser Version (itch.io) : LINK - sources : LINK

VOTING OPT ouT : MUSIC music credits : https://jamienord.bandcamp.com

Original URL

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/bless-you

Ratings

Overall	664^th	2.818⭐	13🧑‍⚖️
Fun	711^th	2.364⭐	13🧑‍⚖️
Innovation	649^th	2.545⭐	13🧑‍⚖️
Theme	463^th	3.273⭐	13🧑‍⚖️
Graphics	367^th	3.583⭐	14🧑‍⚖️
Audio	398^th	2.8⭐	12🧑‍⚖️
Humor	334^th	2.727⭐	13🧑‍⚖️
Mood	661^th	2.6⭐	12🧑‍⚖️
Given		3🗳️	7🗨️

Feedback

dunin

24. Apr 2017 · 14:11 UTC

Nice looking game.
a strange interesting idea but it isn't challenging and long (move objects is hard...)

FR0GANUS

24. Apr 2017 · 14:13 UTC

nice work! cute graphics.
i like how you can slowly pull the windmill around :)

mde

24. Apr 2017 · 15:06 UTC

Great game! I'll definitely check back later when voting is enabled.

Fouralex

26. Apr 2017 · 11:01 UTC

Hi,
I really enjoy playing this game, but sometime draging objects is very hard... Nice music and very fun sound effects, good graphic art style. It was a good experience! :smile:
Also, a fun story!

Gleb Mineev

28. Apr 2017 · 21:56 UTC

Nice music! Graphics is cool too. Gameplay has potential but not very fun at the moment. Quick idea about possible modification: you have parts of structures, when you drag certain parts together they form a structure, when you click on the structure it produces few products and explodes, scattering parts around the map. And you still need to fulfill requests of that guy with products, but under a certain time limit.

glimaleite

01. May 2017 · 13:09 UTC

Very, very cute. I love the aesthethics of the game. Good job! Now I didn't understand the Happiness thing. I managed to get 25/25 and nothing happened, also it never went down. I believe it could be shorter. I found it was funny, but after a while my personal fun meter was going down. Once I had to drag the house to the villager I was like: screw that guy, what a lazy arse! But still, I finished the game.

Great job, guys!

_for_science

01. May 2017 · 17:58 UTC

Good relaxing music and cool graphics. I like the funny setup of the sneezing god :upside_down: At one point I lost a tomato on the bridge and I couldn't touch it until a trunk fell on it. I have to agree with @gleb-mineev that maybe a time limit for dragging things into (the black hole) citizen would add to the gameplay.

Awesome, a squeaking windmill :joy:.

ArcticMattekar

02. May 2017 · 09:43 UTC

Nice view on the theme :) I like the sound effects (squeeeeeak) :joy: Nice work!

gurkenlabs

02. May 2017 · 09:48 UTC

I liked your entry. It has a fresh setting and gameplay and definitely some quirkiness :)
However, it wasn't a very challenging game and the dragging sound effect annoyed me a lot.

Kalm004

14. May 2017 · 13:27 UTC

When I read the description I expected an unfinished game, but the game is working pretty well.
The drag feature sometimes feels a little hard to move, but in general everything is fine.
Well done!

rojo

18. May 2017 · 17:17 UTC

I liked the gist of this game. Clicking around to find stuff was fun, and the squeak toy thing was a nice touch there. Definitely chuckled at the ending! One issue I found is that sometimes objects would get hung up on each other or the bridge and dragging would slow to a crawl so I'd have to unclick / reclick them. Still, nice work!

flyinmayan

18. May 2017 · 23:42 UTC

I enjoyed the style of this game. I would like to be able to drag the objects faster (right now they all feel like they weigh a ton). I would also say that having control of the camera would be nice. The sound gave the game a playful mood and I felt like that was very fitting as well. Good Job!