Welcome to this lighthouse. You are its keeper. Your beam guides lost souls to shore. Something dark creeps toward you when the beam isn't looking. You are the signal for these poor souls.

It is with great happiness that I submit my first game jam entry, with the incredible @sasori!

This is a very simple game, but one we've filled with our hearts.

I invite you all to play it and give your thoughts!

Here's a cool gif:

You can check it out in the link in our profiles!

My game is a voice acting extravaganza with nearly a dozen characters! But there are a few minor characters I haven't been able to find VA's for so if you're interested in recording a few lines, I would really appreciate it.

You don't need any special audio equipment; just a cell phone recording will do.

Here are the characters I still need:

Police A: 1 line, male, aggressive and shouting

Police B: 1 line, male, aggressive and shouting

Judge: 2 lines, middle-aged male or female, authoritative, serious, bureaucratic

Ellen Stevens: 3 lines, female, warm

If you're interested, please reply here or ping me on discord @zungryware

Thanks!

Just pass by and take a round of my game "RoboNET".

Play it HERE

I'd like to play and rate some games, but at the moment I am without wifi. Any games out there that I can play in a browser on my phone? I've had good luck with pico-8 entries so far, but I can't find many of them.

Just finished designing the game pages. I’m so tired after 48 hours of hard work.

I hope you guys did great and took care of your health during the compo/jam.

Congrats to everyone on their new game, and good luck to all the jam participants with their projects!

➡️ Entry https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$424969

From concepts to game

We've been working hard for three days to finally present you with our creation

play pls :https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/last-transmission-1

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/signal-bot

A climbing game with the feel of Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy

A, D - Move left and right Spacebar - Jump

Trying to forget I'm spending my sunny weekend inside by creating sunny vibes.

Good luck for the last hours to everyone !

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/r-p-s-g-f

Threw together a quick video to hopefully get a few more people to try out Bitcatcher now that it’s no longer broken or completely unplayable.

Trailer

See you on the leaderboards!

Meet Kate, our main Dreamer. She’s small, she’s lost, and she’s desperately begging for a signal. We wanted her to feel fragile against the overwhelming darkness of Lumbra.

First time my wife is helping me with art in a game jam! She’s rocking it in Aseprite, and the game is coming to life in a way I couldn't have done alone.

Art by: Forshley (@forshley)

The main mechanics of the game are pretty much done. I just have to design the levels now.

move when red light = die

EchoOps — Stealth Signal Hunt -- https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/echo-ops-ld59

Pilot a stealth drone through hostile zones, tracking hidden signals and dodging relentless threats.
Each run is a replayable hunt where smart scans and quick decisions keep missions fresh.

🎯 Objective

Pilot the drone, scan the map, and identify all mission objectives before time runs out.

🔗 Play the Game

https://nicardo.itch.io/echoops

📸 Screenshots

I’m not sure how to caption this, but this is what my friend sent me after playing my game.

delete this

The Hunt for Red April is a submarine stealth game built around a single tension: sonar is your only way to see, but every ping you send reveals your position to the enemy.

Based on player feedback, and given that there's over 7 hours left before JAM ends, I decided to update the submarine to use tank controls.

You now use W/S or UP/DOWN to control the throttle and A/D or LEFT/RIGHT to turn. I do think the new controls are an improvement.

The game looks cool, but it sounds even better! Give it a try!

Comment down below if you've got a cool game you'd like me to try out!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/north-5

the bottom halves are a little rough as they aren't seen in game

I am Awaiting your Response — https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/awaiting-response

Follow the signal. Do not overthink it.

Listen carefully. Do what you're told.

I will guide you to the end.

... and I will get back to you.

A satirical life-sim about surviving a 1-year master's degree in Hong Kong.

You spent $300K on tuition. Now juggle GPA, rent, mental health & social life across 3 semesters. Every choice matters — graduate with honors, or go bankrupt trying.

:trophy: Stats-driven gameplay with dynamic random events :gamedie: Multiple endings based on your decisions :earthasia: Bilingual: English & Chinese :performing_arts: Inspired by the very real struggles of international students in HK

Theme connection: Your stats and social signals determine your fate — every signal you miss could mean the difference between graduation and dropout.

Play the game on itch.io: qiaolichocolategmailcom.itch.io/watered-down-master-hk

itch: https://qiaolichocolategmailcom.itch.io/watered-down-master-hk

:smile: youtu.be/0TX-j7TrpXA?si=CjSiJwiYLBSKEhx_

Fail :upside_down:

Sorry, I cannot delete :upside_down:

While our amazing technical game designers urgently work on the last build version, our artist and writer goof around waiting for release. They are out of control!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$430437

i cant see my game in my profile, cant find it in submission list and cant even see my posts in feed??? guys im going crazy about that pls help me. it is normal? here is my game link

Play&Rate!

Unfortunately I can't reveal it without spoiling the game but I will say that it was very fun to implement a GPU map-reduce algorithm to sift for any pixel that that satisfies a predicate.

I already gave up compo, let's see if I at least can finish for jam

We are currently racing against the clock. The clock is winning, but we’re putting up a hell of a fight.

This is my first Ludum Dare ever and I just want to say that atmosphere here is so cool and chill! I love how everyone supports each other and discusses all this beautiful games together. And the games are REALLY good! You guys made masterpieces in 48 hours, it's mind blowing! I have already played 20 games, most of them were gems, and I've got 10 more saved that felt like good ones. I've been spending time here so nice, it feels like I belong here. Love you so much guys!<3

It was sure yesterday already, but wanted to say that I have to drop out. With a heavy heart and a healthy dose of disappointment, but I wasn't able to work on my project. It's still going to be made, just not on the schedule. However I'll make sure to play some games, give feedbacks, and celebrate your games! I'm proud of you all!

Good luck to those in Jam, and great job to all Compos! And Extras, I see you! ;)

Hopefully see you next time :)

We participated in our first Ludum Dare as a team. Before that, we only had experience from one game jam. It turned out to be much more challenging than I expected. But hey — we actually made something in the end :)

My girlfriend begged me to participate in ludem dare, and it was the best thing she could have done. Despite the stress, I managed to make my first 3D project in just 3 days from start to finish, as well as learning a little bit of 3D AI and navigation! I'm not the happiest with what I've got done, it's a bit rough around the edges, but just 3 days ago I had no games nor ideas at all.

Best of luck to everyone getting their games in on time! I hope to participate in as many of these as I can.

I need you to send a SIGNAL to the world.

We just released our game for this jam, Mixed//Signals! Play it on the web browser

This year, each of us created different microgames, which is why there are different styles and interpretations of what constitutes a signal. This allowed us to take this jam a bit more relaxed than usual and have more creative freedom.

I hope you enjoy it and let us know you highest scores!

My little trip through the woods went terribly wrong.

I know I was being followed, but I didn't get caught. And although I found the cell phone tower, I couldn't call for help. I might still be out there, waiting.

All because my battery died at the worst possible moment.

How did your trip go? Check out our game

Another trip on video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfZxYVSk330

since the last game jam I've been spending a lot of time on art, mostly figuring out color so applying that to pixel art has been a grate boon. last jam i tried to do animation on pixel art for our floor tiles and it was good fun and a nice point to dip my toes into the idea of animation I'm proud of learning so much even if it is a little rough at points :) but what is the Ludem dare if not a place to learn or hone your crafts!

along side gifs i've been on making sprites for the bad guys Asprite is a God send. I thank god for the game grave yard keeper. its got lots of useful images to reference that have helped massively during the creative process.

even managed an animated boss thankfully a few of these bad guys can use the same "wire frame", or re-using color pallets form other bad guys to save on a lot of time. that and only being 64x64px it makes it far more simple to color I hope to see you to take a look at out little game The Light House Keeper

I've been wanting to do this for years but something always came up. Now the stars have aligned and here is my first LD game. I hope someone gets a few minutes of enjoyment from it. I have learned so much and enjoyed this immensely.

I will definitely be carrying this forward and doing a lot more polish (starting with a massive scale down in difficulty).

Have fun.!

oopsallsignals.png

I just finished rushing together a radio tower model, and then scrolling through the feed I'm seeing them in many of the screenshots. Here's mine, lets not worry about how functional it might be :smile:

Day 1 - Programming and art;

Day 2 - Art and programming;

Day 3 - Music, programming and art;

It's HERE: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/dragonia-siege 👈👈👈👈👈👈👈

Day 4 (estimated) - Sleep like a baby.

I'm having difficulties focussing still so for LD59 I submitted a proof of concept instead of a game.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/plume-tactics

This game is almost playable!

Hey! This is my entry - FLOCX

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/flocx

It’s a fast-paced Vampire Survivors–like, but instead of killing enemies directly, you throw a signal to lure them and drag the whole crowd into traps. The game is basically about positioning, kiting, and manipulating the flow of enemies.

It’s my first time doing this kind of game, and the balance ended up pretty brutal.

At some point I realized I had no idea how to tune it properly, so I built a small tool that graphs: enemies alive over time and upgrade timing:

That alone saved me hours of blind tweaking.

Give it a try and let me know how it feels — especially the pacing and difficulty.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/flocx

Finally finished creating the banner and the game page design

Check it out: POKER FACE

Hi ! We published our jam, don't hesitate to test it, we had a lot of fun building it :smile:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/we-come-in-peace

I probably won't be able to finish my shooter before the jam ends. But I tried my best.

However, the main reward is your game, so I generally intend to finish it, even if it's not within the jam's timeframe.

I have no prior experience in game development, so I was worried I wouldn't be able to make a good game in just 72 hours. That’s why I chose a simple platformer. I really enjoyed the process of creating something finished in such a short time. Even if it doesn't look mind-blowing, the fact that you actually finished something in 72 hours is cool in itself. Thanks for the jam! RATE GAME https://ldj.am/$425775

Had a blast as always, we all knew we wouldn't be able to give the jam our full potential this weekend due to our schedules, but I'm so proud of what we have so far! Can't wait to play everyone else's game after we get some sleep :D Have fun everyone!

I made a game where you can send signals to local wizard and they will cast spells to assist you in fighting sea horrors.

I am afraid the main mechanics is difficult to get though.

The actual interaction is simple: you can either turn the light on or off.

However, there are sequences of three "actions" that make the wizard cast. E.g.: On, On, On makes the wizard cast lightning (on gif you can see three Fire icons on the lighthouse that show the signal). If you send Off, On, On the wizard will replenish your fuel. Etc.

It now feels like it is easy to miss how exactly the signal is sent, forget about signals existing at all and lose, without understanding why.

Could you folks try it and share what you think about the signals system? Really appreciate your feedback!

Here is the game

P.S. Ghost ship on the gif is the final boss of the game actually :) Let me know if you saw it!

give it!! thank you

There are 10 levels, and a few things trying to stop you along the way

It’s a bit experimental but I’d really appreciate if you check it out and tell me what works / what doesn’t

Thanks!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/signal-loop

It's always hard when you put your assets in the game engine and you have this :

But what a relieve after tweaking (a lot) and spending time (a lot), you achieve good lighting :

And then, you add some post-process effect and it keeps improving:

And finally, you build it for the web and you have to do it all over again :smile: But in the ends, it's worth it.

Art style has been a major concern since I started doing solo game jams. I’m looking for the right balance between efficiency and aesthetics, and I hope that with this game jam I’m moving in the right direction. Let me know if this aesthetic could work for a larger-scale game. I experiment and practice a lot, but it’s difficult for me to settle on one medium and fully commit to it.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/avalanche

We're finishing up as much as we can in the last 5 hours, but I hope there are some ppl out there into card games :D

Our team of 4 finished our physical puzzle game for Ludum Dare 59! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/sinking-signal-physical-rules-edition I helped with game design and making the downloadable files for those that want to print out game components. Looking forward to talking about it a bit and streaming others' games on stream tomorrow!

All work is original, including the above watercolor splash art by our artist Tom!

Almost all set to go

I finished and submitted No Service, a cute, cozy puzzle platformer about finding phone service to make a social media post. I'm excited for everyone feedback and am having so much fun playing everyones games :)

We're at the finish line! It remains only to polish a little

In our game, you'll help Web_Kitty to sort and ensure that data packets reach recipients safely and on time. However, network disruptions may occur, causing poor signal strength and making the task more difficult

Not gonna lie, we almost didn't make it across the line this time.

It was my first time taking on programming and even though there were a lot of hurdles both health and burnout related, we got there in the end.

Hoping to do a post jam build/fix if we have the energy this week, but first I sleep. Happy LDJam everybody!❤

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/left-on-red

You almost always run into the same problem - you have to cut content and planned features to finish the game on time and give it a proper level of polish.

It's a sad reality, but a real one we have to live with. And this applies not only to gamejams, but to gamedev in general

I'd suggest sharing in the comments what you wanted to make, or what didn’t make it into the final build, so that your efforts don't go to waste.

In my case, I had to feature cut shark enemy because setting up its animation skeleton turned out to be a real pain

I also ended up cutting some upgrades and sonar signals.

Here is my game :arrow_right: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/the-sea-of-stars

It's like I have too many ideas yet so little time. (I suck at level design dear god)

We got our first positive review <3

This honestly always makes me smile soooo much! Reading and leaving comments is the best. It rewards all the hours so many people out there put into their wonderful weird little experiences!

Remember to leave comments under other peoples games!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/deadly-cliffs

Honestly, if I'd pushed a bit harder, I probably could've even made it into Compo. The game turned out even better than I originally planned. And I'd genuinely love to expand its universe, but that probably won't happen.

Highlights: for the first time in a long while, I wrote something new on the music side. There aren't many melodies (only three) and they're short, but they turned out incredibly atmospheric. I also finally figured out how to work in Blender (on an amateur level, but I'm happy with it nonetheless). Overall, it came out as a sort of mini-Myst.

Special thanks to Anthropic and Claude Code. I'm a Unity developer with a bit over eight years of experience, but without its "copilot" there's no way I would've finished in solo what you can now play.

Long story short - the stars aligned and I made something I won't be ashamed to show off.

THE BEACON

An abandoned Trello board and a couple long nights later and we managed to make... something! Not exactly what we envisioned, but lots of learning and good times! Can't wait to try everyones games :D

Note: All times I will put here are based on my local time zone. Note 2: Things may be out of order from what I actually worked on.

For the first 30 minutes I really didn't know what to do. It was my first game jam and I thought of several things, like the traffic light signal, the radio signal, and even that password unlocker from Batman Arkham City.

Then I remembered the green radars on the ships and, as a beginner game developer, I thought of something arcade-style that wouldn't take too long to make. The idea was simple: a ship, spaceship, submarine, or whatever, in the middle of those radars, shooting at incoming enemies. Since it was already night in my time zone, I couldn't do much, but I already saw that the game would work. See the image.

In that image, the player could already aim and shoot, and the radar could detect enemies that I hadn't yet programmed. The next morning I woke up excited and programmed the enemies and their spawn points, added a score, and a relatively simple HUD with just the score. I decided it would be a good idea to add another radar since the game was very difficult, but later I decided to remove it.

In the afternoon I realized that the second radar was making the game too broken, so I decided to stick with the idea of ​​having only one radar. I added a difficulty that increases with the score. I finished the day by polishing the HUD inside the radar (those circles and lines inside it).

On the morning of the second day I didn't have time so I didn't work on the game, and in the afternoon I added another speed power-up to the game, polished it and added game juice, as well as information to the HUD and a maximum score that only saves in the PC version.

Last night I worked on the sounds, the game cover, and the itch.io and Ludum Dare pages. It was quite difficult because art isn't my strong suit.

You can play my game at this link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/ultra-radar or https://zezinhoesr.itch.io/ultra-radar

Thanks for reading!

We’re in the home stretch. The last pixel art graphics have been exported. The final sounds have been added... and many, MANY bugs have been fixed.

The first team members are already in bed (it’s 11 p.m. here).

Greetings from Germany from your Beboo Team!

I also wanted to show you the progress on the prototype, but I realise that visually it hasn’t changed much since last time. However, most of the new developments are happening in the code.

This is going poorly

Another successful LD... here's my entry.

Trippin' Ballz

Itch Page

It's been a great weekend of gamedev, but now it's time to eat and rest. More posts about the experience later.

Just wrapped up my very first game jam! I went through several concepts before landing on signal latency. The core mechanic revolves around a gadget that triggers devices, but here’s the twist: each one has a different delay. Success depends on mastering these timings to move forward. 🕹️ I experimented with the visuals quite a bit—from a spy-themed aesthetic to the bright, minimalist style you see now. I think this "pop" look really suits the fun gameplay. 🎮 Being a solo dev with less than two days on the clock, I had to be smart with my time. I skipped complex 3D modeling to focus on the logic. Except for some music I had "in the drawer," everything was made during the jam. This project might be small, but it’s been a massive source of inspiration. I can already see how this mechanic could scale with upgrades and environmental puzzles.

Had a great time, and good luck to all the other participants! 😊

GameOver (for this game LudumDare), with a lot of frustration...

Of course, not being able to publish the game because of a memory issue is annoying. It's the "it works on my computer" syndrome, but once it's generated for HTML and after uploading on itch.io... not anymore...

I have to say that Unity is a bit temperamental with WASM and WebGL exports (and it's true that I didn't test it earlier, I was a bit too focused on the code). And maybe I went a bit overboard with the number of voxels...

Anyway, too late to publish for the Jam, but I'll find a solution (I hope).

Onward to more adventures!

Here’s the link to play the game:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/while-you-were-here

While You Were Here is a cozy little puzzle-platformer inspired by The Last Guardian.
You guide a boy and a big golem as they learn to trust each other and solve puzzles together.

Would love feedback from puzzle folks!

I hope you enjoy this little game, and I’m looking forward to playing yours!

Here is our game for this Ludum Dare 59, 1100 Fish : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/1100-fish

In this game you play as a dockworker who must manage their fishing vessels by sending them the coordinates to where they should go using their trusty Fish Radar 2000™️.

Guide your ships efficiently to meet your daily quota!

This game was made entirely without AI in any shape or form.

Play it here : https://wereboar-games.itch.io/1100-fish

We've published our game!

Check it out, feel the vibes and chill, playing it :space_invader:

• Ludum Dare page
• itch.io page

I made a signal based card game

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/signodia

Flag Fanatic is submitted!

About

Learn flag semaphore with this challenging edutainment experience. Read the words at increasingly fast speeds and see how many you can get in a row without making an error!

Gallery

Our game about strategy and deep space with a small horror-esque twist has been fully fleshed out and released! Take a look into the work of 6 devs and don't forget to leave a rating and a comment!

Our game features in-depth build creation, battling space anomalies, AWESOME 3D graphics and IMMACULATE animations!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/day-189

Collect resources, find components, upgrade and dig down to find the source of signal.
Headphones recommended.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/dig-pod

Usually I keep adding stuff till the very last moment, but this time I'm a little bit more tired than usual.
Nevertheless, this LD was incredibly fun and satisfying. I wanted to play with procedural CPU canvas and sound nodes for a looong time, so happy it turned out nice! I usually try to make a game I would play myself and this time it hits the spot!

This project means a bit more to us than just a jam entry.

Pinky Guard is based on a cartoon series by Luke Humphris — something a few people on our team have genuinely loved for a long time.

A few months ago, we decided to take it seriously and try to reach out to Luke. It took a while (and quite a few attempts), but we eventually got in touch — and received his permission to create a game in this universe for the jam.

He knows about the project, and that matters a lot to us.

We treat the original with a lot of respect. Even though the source material is quite compact, we're trying to explore its potential — carefully expanding the world while keeping its tone and spirit.

Right now, this is a prototype — a short experience we're building during the jam. But we also see it as a way to introduce more people to this universe.

And, honestly, we really hope Luke will like what we make.

But what about the jam itself?

This is where things get… complicated.

Maybe we were just one day short. Or maybe… one programmer.

Having a bigger team sounded like an advantage — but in reality, it slowed us down more than we expected. And now we're at that familiar point where a lot is done… but not the most important part.

The core gameplay isn't fully there yet — which, as you can imagine, is critical.

What we have done:

Content-wise, we've made strong progress:

• Map is assembled
• Audio is in place
• Characters are ready

Some systems are already working: * Character movement * Role assignment * Tech tree * Task system

What's still missing or incomplete:

• Animations (some actions still have none)
• Progression and win/lose states
• The celestial activity system (not even started yet)
• Parts of the UI
• Lighting and color filtering (our current shader breaks the palette we carefully chose)
• No random event system yet Yes, it is a lot...

Right now, we're pushing to finish character spawning and at least bring everything into a playable state.

Testing… didn't really happen. Balancing — even less so.

So the big question is:

What do you do if you don't make it in time?

Submit something unfinished? Or admit that you didn't make the deadline?

We're still trying to push through. There are a few hours left, and we're not giving up yet.

But at the same time, we care about what we're making. And releasing something that doesn't reflect that — doesn't feel right.

So we'll finish it either way.

With or without the deadline.

Because this isn't just about the jam anymore — it's about doing justice to something we love.

Just wrapped up my very first game jam! I went through several concepts before landing on signal latency. The core mechanic revolves around a gadget that triggers devices, but here’s the twist: each one has a different delay. Success depends on mastering these timings to move forward. I experimented with the visuals quite a bit—from a spy-themed aesthetic to the bright, minimalist style you see now. I think this "pop" look really suits the fun gameplay. Being a solo dev with less than two days on the clock, I had to be smart with my time. I skipped complex 3D modeling to focus on the logic. Except for some music I had "in the drawer," everything was made during the jam.

This project might be small, but it’s been a massive source of inspiration. I can already see how this mechanic could scale with upgrades and environmental puzzles. Had a great time, and good luck to all the other participants! 😊 Gameplay:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wjsxWhbJc8

You can play it

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/delayon

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/marsacre

I think I'll miss the deadline... so how does the EXTRA works this time?

Post your games below and I will play them.

Play mine if you want, a little rough but playable.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/red-light-green-light

Please play and leave a comment! This was my first time working with 3D and trying out a very unfamiliar format...

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/awesome-work-in-progreess

Humanity has polluted the Earth’s surface with toxic waste and retreated underground for years. You are an outcast. Sent to the surface to collect anomalous trash, you wander among mountains of scrap metal, convinced you are completely alone. But something tells you — that feeling is deceptive...

Gameplay

Scavenge anomalous trash across the scrapyard. To do this, you’ll need to use a signal detection device designed to locate anomalous trash. Trade the trash for money, upgrade your radar, and unlock new areas.

Controls

• LMB - Interact
• WASD - Move
• Shift - Run

Credits

Code - Andrey Logvinov

Art - Pavel Logvinov

Sound design - Sergey Smirnov

Just in time for the jam... check out my game Fight By Wire!

In order to build something we like, we won't be able to make it for the Jam category, but we will try to finish up this week.

To anyone doing the Jam, make the last 2 hours count, and don't forget to submit in time. Good luck!

How is it that no matter how well or poorly an LD goes, the full game loop isn't ever in place until mere minutes before the deadline?

Well, I'm mighty proud of what we managed to build this weekend regardless 🥰

CXNTACT

Playable in your browser! Also available for Windows.

Another creepy game, I guess! Time for some much desperately needed rest, real post with thoughts on how the weekend went tomorrow. I hope everyone had a fun, I'm looking forward to checking games out!

:alien: :alien: :alien: An ancient alien relic has been found. Its message is fragmented. Align the conduits, charge the crystals, and transmit the pulse through 24 sectors of pure logic.

• 24 levels of minimalist puzzles.
• Limited signal fragments.
• Can you reach the "Perfect Rank" on each level ?

GO ! GO ! GO ! :smiley:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/pulse-8

And with that our game is complete!

Always a blast!

Please feel free to try at Space Pawn Space Shop https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/space-pawn-space-shop

Come and play! Share your feedbacks... and your score :smile:

https://youtu.be/uN-3dwoz9HM

:arrow_right: test our game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/bpm-bionica-pro-mortis

 From: HR_Dept@kessler.co

 To: NewEmployeeList

 Subject: Welcome Letter
 ------------------------

      Attached is your welcome letter as well as a preview of 
 the cutting edge workstation you will be using during your 
 contracted period as a Stellar Signal Specialist



 Regards,

     Kessler Co HR

Our cozy/creepy game is finally done! In Glitched Signal you play as a kid going through the woods trying to vanish the monsters dialing to the right frequency. It's our first game jam so we hope you enjoy it! :) Feedback is appreciated.

Try our game here!

This is my game Ping

Fling a blind bat through hidden caves, using sonar pings to reveal the world around you. It's basically billiards but weird.

Instructions: Arrow keys to aim. Hold Z to charge, hold more to charge more, release to launch. Press Z mid-flight to echolocate. Find all objects. Reach the exit. Avoid traps.

I used Photoshop, Construct 3, Audacity, my own tool AnimeVox and FL Studio, with the OrgMaker soundfont (Cave Story rulez!)

Tell me if you beat it!

Yo!! I’ve finished my jam game, SIGN ALL — a colorful, short, chaotic arcade game about graffiti and street vibes. It totally fits the jam theme, I swear. At least, I hope so. Come check it out!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/sign-all

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/sign-all

Lumiric Extractor done!