we have finished developing our game «oops, wrong alien» we invite you to play and find out: who is on the other side of the signal? maybe they are friendly? or smart? well, at least they won't attack us, right...!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/oops-wrong-alien
https://aniretti.itch.io/oops-wrong-alien
Loosely Inspired by the Optimus meme with the miming of headset removal then going dead. :smile:
Will work on mobile or keyboard ( wasd / arrow )
Press down to pick-up the satellite McGuffin and deliver it to the port.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/u-p-l-i-n-k
So I had an idea we were brainstorming shortly after the theme drop, but then we saw a some baby ducks on a pond and decided a mother duck quack counted as a signal to her ducklings. So began Mama Duck Hero, another entry in our "HERO" line of games.
Spent too much time Saturday day trying to figure out grass. Spent too much time dealing with navigation meshes in Godot last night. But managed to get this pulled together and released!
Looking forward to playing all your games.
WATCH OUR TRAILER HERE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE6uT2Bi-xE
Hey everyone!
We made a small puzzle horror game Signal Resonance for Ludum Dare 59, based on the theme Signal.We only had a short time to put everything together, so the game is short but focused on atmosphere and simple puzzles.
Download, extract and run directly, no installation required. If you leave a comment with your game, I'd be happy to play it !
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/signal-resonance
The music is ready. The sounds are basically done too. So my job as a sound designer on the jam is over, I can relax while the rest of the team is running around with their butts on fire trying to finish the project, lol.
Of course, more could have been done, but overall I'm glad with the result. Enjoy the funk!
I managed to create some neat animations and sounds for the weapons. I still plan to finish the game in the Extra format.
You'll be wandering through underground catacombs to sabotage the corporation's server.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQx-QrOSiaE
I hope link works https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQx-QrOSiaE
We created a rhythm game for this jam, which was a new experience for me. You need to take into account the possibility that the player might press a button either milliseconds too late or too early, which raises all sorts of weird issues.
It also did not help that I accidentally had "Windows Sonic" activated for the first 65 hours of the jam, which made the music sound really horrible...
But the game is finished now, and I am quite happy with it. Feel free to play and rate it if you are interested in our "Necrodancer-like" :)
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/cableman-a-rhythm-game
At the start I had this big vision. Radar scanning! Frequency alignment! Multi‑planet travel! A decoding puzzle! A code assembly system! Sounded incredible on paper. But in real game it looks borning.
Every new system felt so cool while I was adding it. But then came the bugs. Then the UI nightmares. By the time everything technically worked, I had zero time left to make any of it actually feel good. No juice. No polish. Just raw, functional, slightly painful gameplay.
So if you’re about to start your next jam, please learn from my stupidity: pick one mechanic and make it sing.
Nobody warns you about this, but exploration/puzzle games in a jam can get realy boring if you don’t have the right hook. Is not fun on its own. I asking myself: why would the player care?
Eventually I landed on something a little weird - a real‑world reward. There’s a Steam game key hidden inside the game itself. You decode signals across 9 planets and find 6 specific fragments, then assemble them in the right order, and get an actual activation code. It’s meta, like ARG, and I like it.
The radar feels sluggish. Travelling between planets is borning and same. There are no small rewards along the way just the big one at the end. There are no the “annoyance mechanics” I never got to add: the little friction points and payoffs that turn a functional game into an engaging one. I knew I needed them. I just ran out of hours.
Ship it anyway. Even if it’s janky. A broken, submitted game beats a perfect idea that never leaves your hard drive. But next time? I’m keeping scope tight.
Thanks for playing. And good luck decoding – you’ll need it
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/echo-signal-drift
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/data-authority
I had this idea to make something like Papers, Please, but about moderating internet traffic. Instead of a desk — a screen, instead of passports — data packets. The decisions stay the same: allow or deny.
Your job is to manually inspect each packet — analyzing IPs, protocols, data formats, and more — constantly cross-checking everything against a large rulebook that keeps growing and evolving. It’s a fun concept that could also be used to explain things like IP addresses, subnet masks, protocols, and more through practical, real-world examples.
But I ended up diving a bit too deep into the visuals — shaders, ambience, sound design, the tutorial pipeline, and so on…
And it was awesome. Game jams are a great chance to try something new, and I ended up picking up a bunch of cool techniques on the fly — things I’ll definitely use in the future. Especially that amazing CRT shader by SittingDuck.
Right after coming up with the concept, I immediately had a clear vision of what the Inspector’s workspace should look like: a big chunky retro monitor, a metal desk, and an empty black room in the background. The CRT shader does a fantastic job of selling that old-school tech feel — it adds character and context even to the simplest geometric shapes. I wanted to bring that same vibe into the environment itself.
So I threw together a few mixed-format assets, spent a couple of minutes in Photoshop… and then about five hours tweaking shaders — post-processing, screen parallax, terminal and background layers, dynamic zoom, light scattering from the monitor, and a ton of little details — all for… five seconds of a transition from the main menu... And I absolutely love those five seconds.
I also love GameMaker Studio for the freedom it gives when working with graphical surfaces and shaders. I’m pretty sure that one day the mindset of “just throw something together — shaders will fix it later” will be the end of me.
Play it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/data-authority
Which is why I decided to do it anyways!
When I saw the theme, I immediately got this image in my head of a clandestine network of spies operating by sending messages over radio frequencies. Ended up getting waaay into the weeds, and the result ended up turning into a Risk inspired strategy game where you have to win a Post-Second-Civil War United States back from a shady cult called Project 2042.
There are things that could have been done better, but I really like where things landed. This is my first LD in a few years and I'm really excited to be back at it. Looking forward to checking out all the awesome games you folks made!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/save-the-cat
My friend and I just finished our very first LD jam. It was a crazy 3-day marathon!
Honestly, it wasn’t all smooth sailing. Since it was our first time, we struggled with a lot of things and some parts didn't turn out exactly as we planned. But we did our best with the time we had, and we’re just happy we managed to finish it.
Those three days were so intense that now it feels like my life's goal just disappeared overnight lol. It’s a weird feeling, but I’m looking forward to finally sleeping and then playing some of your games!
Good luck to everyone who made it to the finish line. If you're still pushing — you can do it!
It’s a small story about saving a cat. We’d love to hear what you think! 👉 https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/save-the-cat
Itch.io is blocked in my country, and I can't tell whether the problem is on my side or on Itch.io's side.
Is it great? No. Is it groundbreaking? Also no. Is it fun? That remains to be seen. Is it done? Hell no. But, it's here and ready to be played. Have fun. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/wjdd-am-after-dark 
Ran into some last minute issues to package and upload the game, but it's there! Use the google drive link for now until itch.io can upload my game.
The game is called Listener. Enjoy!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$427416
(Short link wasn't working, so new link)
I usually manage to get ahead of the itch.io server outages, but alas, not this time. Still, game in. Jam Jammed. Cigars all around.
Hardworking for hours and I just got all features done. Now I cant upload and just go sleep 👿
Very happy with my team, and that my hands are still functional after sketching like crazy on my own ^^;
Please take a peek a Freakquency if you have the chance to, we're proud to have made this as our first Game Jam creation as a team together!
Managed to finish it up in a playable state with less than an hour left. Yippee... It's not my proudest but I hope y'all enjoy it. I even have a downloadable link to the game (for Windows). I was gonna add an HTML5 version but the itch.io servers are acting wonky right now. So hope you enjoy it!
Link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/stop-and-go
I have a question like this. I am participating in Ludum Dare for the first time.
Happy to share our Finished game Bat Signal ! Play as a bat navigating in complete darkness using echolocation. Reveal the environment, spot enemies, and hunt insects. Clear each level by eating all the insects while avoiding predators lurking in the shadows.
If you ever wanted to recklessly drive down a road while distracted on your phone and drinking beer, you can now SAFELY achieve that dream.
OMG that was hard. I love game jams very much and I was looking at the posts you guys did and I was getting a little nervous, because my project didn't feel that awesome, like the ones I saw. I can't wait to play your games and you play mine. Although itch.io is down and I only submitted windows build, I will upload we build there tomorrow. ANYWAY - the hardest part is done and I can finally rest and play games. I believe that all of you did great! Check my game, when you have time and maybe you like it.
A horror game made in 72 hours.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/red-light-green-light-with-teeth
Our first Ludum Dare game, please check it out :)
That said, 4019 lines of code with the boilerplate rendering code, but I wrote it during the jam nonetheless.
I doubted I would finish it, especially since the last week had been very tiring. I basically coded a rudimentary version of logisim.
Here is the game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/world-of-gates
I hope you will have a little bit of fun with it.
Is it true that after the jam ends, there is an additional hour given for submission? I ran into problems with the build, and it looks like I won’t be able to get it ready in 15 minutes.
AHH I ONLY HAVE 12 MINUTES HURRY UP
noob here, i read something about an hour of buffer after the timer that lets you finish your game/publish it. is this actually a thing?
Infiltrate a secret society and decipher their secret signals to stop a conspiracy against the Emperor!
You can check our game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/vice-signalling
Not everything is working as intended (glory to the gods of overscoping), and Itch is down, but we’ll fix everything tomorrow! Still wanted to make a small celebration post to commemorate the occasion.
And now we need to get some sleep 😣
Looking forward to playing some cool video games from you in the coming days!
It was my second ld, this time I decided to make game in a small team (me and my gf). It was fun experience, looking forward to see other games. So, we released a game, I understood that my code is garbage, that's all for today.
Seeking the Signal by Me A short point and click adventure by me. You are seeking an unknown signal when your car runs out of gas.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/seeking-the-signal
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/rescue-signal
Actually pretty proud of this. Was stuck for a bit when the theme was announced, but my partner suggested this so here we go :smile:
https://tinekss.itch.io/lost-signal
And 16th edition done !!!
Sleeping is good, but have you ever tried to write a Square Wave Signal in C# ?
Once again tired but proud of what I've made in 72hours !
You can try Cyber Rogue Waves here : LINK
Time to upload this asap!
finished with about 10 minutes left. would not have completed it without my team
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/signal-nest-done
i hope you like it :)
Please guys! Test our game!!!
Whatewer, check this cool art and our game!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/milkblood
Some notes from our SHAMAN:
The plot and music, as well as the entire game design, were created through a collective process of disparate decisions. As a screenwriter and director, my role was to structure and bring consistency to all the ideas that were accepted. As always, the game was filled with tears, blood, and other bodily fluids.
Another Ludum Dare in the bag. I didn't get to add as much or polish it up as much as I wanted to (do I ever?), but it's done. Not the best game but I'm happy with it. And at least it's got some semblance of progression and an end to it which I usually can't fit in at all.
Congratulations on finishing LD59 y'all! You just got jammed!
Woo! After three days and some of the most chaotic last minute bugs I've ever seen (Our Tutorial scene literally assimilated three of our other scenes into itself... never seen that before) I've officially finished my Second Ludum Dare, and my fifth game jam total! Super happy with my team on this one! Two of them have never done one of these before, but I feel they've added great things to our game. Thanks guys! Hope you all enjoy it!
... as a last-minute addition to the aircraft in my game.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/marshaller-of-inalpla
I managed most things on the list; sadly not the polished animations I wanted, but there is always next time.
Jams are fun! I hadn't had time for any since Nov '25 when I took a jam break to work on my first commercial release A Thousand Bees (released this April cough - self promo - cough).
We loved it, madly overscoped but happy with the result!
Lets gooo!
Our first game jam :) play our game!!! 
A polished, progression-based automation puzzle game where you build chains to transfer signal, upgrade it along the way, and send it into black holes.
As the game opens up, the focus shifts toward:
If you enjoy building games, Factorio-style optimization, and automation/puzzle gameplay, there’s a good chance you’ll have fun with this one.
I’d love for you to check it out and share your feedback!
Just managed to upload our game Subpar Treasure Seeker! The last minute itch.io crash made me nervous. Overall pretty happy with how the game turned out, but I spent way too long (probably 8-10 hrs) creating a world generation and chunk loading system.. so I wasn't able to add a lot of the other features I wanted to get to. The game ended up just having a bit of exploration and collecting treasure, but not much else.
Anyways, any plays and reviews are much appreciated! (https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/subpar-treasure-seeker). Also, I'll be looking for games to review tomorrow, and if you drop your game in the comments, I'll prioritize playing and reviewing it! Thanks!
Here, your towers don't fight, they manipulate the signals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1LRCLgJ3gc
Congrats to everyone else who managed to finish something too.
Guess who forgot submission hour exists, and was scrambling to upload the game 10 minutes ago. Yep, this guy. Managed to get the overall features I wanted implemented. I had kind of hoped to add another layer of puzzle using audio files, more images to discover, and discovery of manual pages as you progress instead of all the implemented ones being available at once, but I'm happy enough with the result. It's nothing too fancy, but it's a game, and it's been ages since I finished something.
Game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$427188
Be sure to check out my new interactive line-drawing sound game Trail Signal, which you can play here! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/trail-signal
While we weren't able to implement all of the things we planned to, the core of the game is there and good to go! Please enjoy!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$428144
If you’ve already played, I’d love to hear if you used it and what you learned from it.
It will be very interesting for me, thank you.
Our game is finally finished! We’ve received your feedback about not being able to play the game, and it has now been fixed. You can download it from both Itch.io and LD. Welcome everyone to come and try it out!
First time participating in Ludum Dare.
Made this little game alone in three days. It turned out pretty great!
You can play it here:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/call-of-the-signal
Our first game and a jam! The theme felt like a bit of a reach at first, but it fits the setting and gameplay. Try signaling public opinion by biasing the news in a state-controlled newspaper. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/the-last-headline
We plan to work on in further - lots of features got simplified for the jam, but it's playable, and we're happy with it.
Now we're going to get some sleep. Hope you get some good deserved rest as well!
I was starting to get a bit down hearted as the last couple of Jams we have done had some game breaking bugs in the last couple of hours so we did not submit. However this time we moved from Unity to Godot and how different i feel after this weekend.
No merge hell removing prefabs, no building the project over and over to get a working build. Just smooth sailing until you lot rate it :P
I want to shout out a big thank you to my brother in arms who always turns up even if we failed a few. Cheers MetalJim. Nice tunes.
Now sleep :P
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/static-echoes
Please try our new game (Hopefully no bugs (There are robots though!))
Do you like little Gremlins in your Wifi? I sure hope so, because this little devil is waiting for you!
Check it out in Signal Tozoku!
Would you finish our game? :tv: :joystick: :smirk:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/parasignal
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/nasa-signal
When I way last second I mean it. I had to tools down with approx. 10 seconds left on the timer, but everything is submitted and ready for ratings. Hopefully there are no issues, as I didn't get a chance to fully test. There is so much that I didn't get to implement because of serious personal issues during development(didn't get to really do anything on Sunday), but I definitely will continue my game after the jam. To anyone who plays my game, I hope you have at least a bit of fun and can see what I was trying to do. It's called Robo-Miners, please check it out.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$427124
https://fliegen.itch.io/mission-404
I worked on all the art! The animation and rigging were really tricky, but it was so much fun. It was tough since we didn't have a programmer, but everything works great! Please visit our page and try our strategy tower defense game!
We created a team of three people to try making our own game for Ludum Dare. The development process was challenging but very exciting for all of us.
Developing the concept was like a meeting of anonymous schizophrenics (in a good way :P ).
This was my first experience as a 2D artist, for @dianmit195 it was game design, and for @zlou-kot it was Unity programming.
After all, it was an unforgettable experience that will help us get closer to our dream of game development!
We did it! Barely got all the mechanics working in time, but it's done!!! Unlike our last entries, this game actually has a defined win condition and isn't just about high score! We made 'Fabric', an adventure/detective game about infiltrating a social media psyop organization. I'm really proud of it and can't wait to have you all play it and try out all your games!
Find it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$424958
I don't usually participate in game jams, as i normally prefer to work on bigger projects, but i decided to give it a try and I liked it! Worked with a team, was responsible for half of the 3D art. I really like how the final game turned out.
It is a first person shooter game called "Lost Signal: Network Warfare" and is about a special soldier sent to a planet taken over by aliens to restore local infrastructure. Core of the gameplay revolves around weapons, that need to be in range of certain signals in order to function. The game has some elements of tower defense. You are provided traps, and special signal extenders to place around. So, as a player you walk around activate signal towers, shoot some aliens, and overall it's a lot of fun!
Game Link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$426964
Rocket Mission: BAD CONNECTION
Play Now: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/rocket-mission-bad-connection
My third ludum dare is finished! This is probably the best game I've done so far, and I hope it'll do well. Congratulations to everyone else, I can't wait to play your games. You can try Space Supremacy for yourself here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/space-supremacy
We made a Hotline Miami inspired fast pace game, inspired heavily by lighthouses. Guide your way to the top of yours, light the candles and succeed.
I've finished the game, but I had a terrible time trying to get this game to work on my computer, because of that I'm canceling my game. T_T
I'm still going to rate the games here soon, but I don't want to use this engine no more...
I have submitted my game "Halo Signal" for Ludum Dare 59.
・Genre: A simple, Vampire Survivors-like action game.
・Original Element: You can defeat groups of enemies at once by blasting them.
・Theme: You play as an angel to purify the monsters.
This is my very first time participating, so please let me know if you have any feedback or if there are any issues with the game.
Play it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/halo-signal
If you like atmospheric 2D platformers, give it a try!
Play here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/small-among-storms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G1sRFaHfSQ
I know you've probably ever wanted to ride a horse and chase a giant spider signaling you something. And I have just that: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/the-last-signal
Phew, I made it!!
I really pushed myself with this one. I've never done anything with Godot in 3D before. I've used Blender for years but have never made animations like this. Somehow I pulled it off, I think because the concept I picked was simple enough to let me spend time figuring things out.
I had some issues with the web build not playing back audio correctly, so I also uploaded desktop builds.
Enjoy! Can't wait to play all y'alls games. :)
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/angler
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btw play my game pls, thanks: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$427172
On Ivy Boulevard is a murder mystery seen through camera feeds. A dastardly murder plot is unfolding in a lone apartment building - it's up to you to gather enough evidence to build a case before the night ends. Can you unravel the intrigue of this foggy street?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/on-ivy-boulevard
Hey, I saw the timer for the Compo expire yesterday, I see the submission hour for the Jam is going to expire in 5... Is there still the "event" category? I've been planning to do the whole week of development, and smash out a full playable game
I tried to finish ldjam (or actually any gamejam) for quiet some time and I guess the idea that ludum dare will soon end pushed me to finally do it. So here it is, very small, only 10 level, with few bugs game:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/signal-warp
This is my friend’s first game deving ever (she was graphic on the project!) and we are really excited and proud of our first project together <3 :D
We were screaming our lungs off when 20 minutes before jam ended our main character got broken D: It’s been exciting jam for sure! xD
We are looking to update this project in the future possibly, so please visit our game’s itch.io page if you want to follow any updates! The gamejam ludum dare 59 version will be available here and in separate file on itch.io page to download forever! :) -> https://janku.itch.io/cold-night!
Check it out! -> https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/cold-night
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdlQgZ3aY
And we made it out the other side with our sanity (mostly) intact!
Come try out TellyBuddy, a modern TV puzzle game for the modern user.
We'll be seeing y'all in the Rating Trenches! :pointright: :cowboy: :pointright:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/tellybuddy
I saved the draft, but don't see any "publish" buttons out there T_T
Hello everyone! This was our first jam! We were thrilled to work on our very own, very first game:)
Some things may not work. I don't know if we can patch the project later. But if we can - we will. Sorry:P
Cipher Tower is a game about us. Receiving signals, trying to decipher them and fail. And lose our fingers in the process, of course. We will be happy if you try it out!
First time participating a game jam! Three days flew by, and we left so many planned features and stories unfinished, yet it was still an incredibly joyful and passionate experience! Love my team members O3O
Plz feel free to try out our game! There might be quiet a few bugs thought LOL
This is all I have for now, I haven't even coded the actual "signal" mechanic I had planned ;_;
Congrats for those who managed to finish something; I look forward to playing your games anyway :)
PS: I know Extra runs for a couple of weeks but I'm still trying to finish this thing asap; even if it's not ranked I'd like to have some feedback.
PS2: I'm really considering making a PC game next time... (or maybe a PS1 game?)
Just wanted to show.... it is 3d..!
If yes, then have a quick play at our brand new short game about signals?, lidar?! and frequencies ~ ~
Give it a quick rate! ✨✨✨
I'm really happy with how the art turned out! Play our game to check out the results of me flexing my super speedy pixel art skills! :) The endless hours I have spent in Aseprite paid off for pumping out all of the art that quickly, lol.
Play our game, it's playable on the website/in browser! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/small-among-storms
try this on line:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/rescue-signal
I had a ton of fun, and this was what I needed to get away from a recent layoff rut. Thank you to the team for being amazing at what you do! Everyone is an absolute MVP~
I made my first 3D game in this jam and struggled quite a bit, but I finished it in the end.
It is a 3D parkour game called Caller IDie, in which you leap across a cityscape to escape the endlessly pursuing Agent. The player has to solve puzzles that use different buttons that signal to different objects as fast as they can before the Agent catches up. The Agent's AI learns how the player moves through the map, creating shortcuts as to never make the same mistake twice.
Despite having a rough time with it, I learned a lot of things!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/caller-idie
Extremely glad to have caught this Jam after being unable to attend the previous 2. Had a pretty busy weekend but managed to knock something out for the Jam on the final day. Hope everyone had a great time!
The biggest win wasn't even design. It was being slightly more organized in Aseprite than I've ever been. Not much, but it's honest work (and still not that good 😅). Just enough, like naming layers and separating animations, that I didn't hate myself every time I had to make a change.
I also kept the scope as tiny as I could, which helped a ton.
Mostly just happy I broke the cycle of starting things and never finishing them.
Happy to announce our game. Wi-Fix It! Where you play as a little email trying to reach the end. Do you like Super MeatBoy? Or maybe you're into speedrun. Go play then <3
Link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/wi-fix-it
Much love and here's the link again: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/wi-fix-it
Well my weekend went down the toilet and I probably spent 1/4th the time I intended to working on my game. Still, I got a pretty decent prototype done. It's not super polished, but I like the idea and think other people will like it too!
I had a few ideas, but the one I landed on was a wave defense game where your "towers" need to sense the enemies and send targeting information to the offensive structures. A survey radar would periodically ping, checking what's out there every so often. It sends its data to a narrow band radar that can lock onto a single target and ping it repeatedly. That sends its data to a turret which shoots at the signal. I got this down and it's pretty cool to see the signals propagate across the network!
At this point between interrupted sleep and random errands I was have a really tough time with motivation. I took a long break to hang out with friends before getting back to it. I knew I wasn't going to finish, but it was important to me that I at least saw it through. I decided the best thing I could do was just add some polish to what I had. I added some sound effects, replaced most of the placeholder art, and added a couple effects.
In the end I didn't finish what I wanted, but I didn't give up! I'm really happy with how the radar pulses look and how the core mechanic worked out. I got better at using a handful of new tools and improved at shader code.
Check it out and let me know what you think! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/59/$428343
