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we're closing in to the 100th votes, Thanks to every one who played and enjoyed (or not) our game and gave us amazing feedback !

If you haven't try it yet and like to play waldo, the wanted game from Mario 64 or paper please come and give it a go, it's less messy than it looks !

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Hi Everyone!

Did you like Slay the Spire?

Then do not play this game, since it's heavily inspired and far, far worse than that ;) (only a few more votes missing to get to 20!)

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/52/harvey-the-harvester

Inspiration

Usually when doing game jams, I keep a list of things that I want or have to do in my head, and I go with the flow. It's actually not that bad when I'm only doing the programming, because it's reasonably simple and it's what I'm most experienced in... but this time I decided to do COMPO, so I also had to consider visuals and audio, of which I know pretty much nothing. :smile: (I'm excluding game design, because to a large degree it happens on the stage before the planning. :shrug:)

Inspired by one of the game jam tips in @candlesan's video, I decided to do some proper planning - write down tasks, estimate them, split them into mandatory and optional.

How it helped

Initially I had 3 main ideas. After doing a 20 minute tasks+estimates pass on them, I got a much clearer view on the scope of each one, as well as which parts need more work, things that I've missed while it was all in my head, etc. That helped me choose which idea I want to go for, and gave me confidence that even if I've underestimated some stuff, I'll have enough time to do everything I consider mandatory, and complete the base game.

Also, once I got to the execution, I had a clear path of things I needed to do, and the order was rather obvious! It helped with staying motivated and on track!

Tools

I used WorkFlowy for my task list as I just love that tool, but one can use Trello, notepad (probably), some physical thing - whatever works best for you.

Approach

I started with brainstorming ideas. Once I got 2-3 that I'm reasonably interested in, I wrote them down in WorkFlowy and made sublists with the tasks, giving each of them a rough estimate. I delved deeper where it was necessary, added subtasks or more details, until I felt that all main things are covered.

After that, I started working on the tasks, and as I was doing it, I marked them with #indev and #done tags for easier visibility, and I also wrote down how much time they actually took, to validate my estimates and see where they're off, so I can do them better in the future.

The plan itself

Here's the "amazing" task list for my game :smile: (the "(real - X)" part is how much time a task actually took):

Conclusion

I hope this random post will be helpful to someone! :sweatsmile: I'm definitely going to do this again next jam and see how it goes! :slightsmile:

And here are some links to my game, its complete Unity project repo, and my website if you wanna see other stuff I've created! :blush:

50 ratings, woohoo!

Not tried Hellgate Harvest yet? Try it now!

Can you help the Crop Creep communicate with home?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/52/cropcreep

Will you save your ill son? -- Play our adventure game and find out!

Harvest is Coming and you need to stay strong. Chop wood, get fish in the pond and prepare meals for you and your family. But beware -- the harvest is coming and your son needs some comforting. Speak with him -- perhaps you will make him better?

Play Harvest is Coming now!

Quick note: Controls in the game are a bit clunky, so please read the instruction on the game page. Also, sometimes there are problems with the dialogue UI -- try to play the web version of the game, it should work the best. :)

Thanks all of you for trying SPACE GARDEN! I've reached 46 ratings (want to push it to 50? ;) ) and this is more than needed!

It's been a bit less than two weeks since the end of the event and I've made few changes to fix bugs and little issues to the game (they're all announced on my LD game page https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/52/space-garden ).

But I'll most probably develop the game further using the current gameplay as part of the game, but not only (it is not sufficient for a game right now). It'll be a rogue-like/lite (I still have things to figure out), where you'll alternate between gardening on your meteor (the deck builder phase), and defending your meteor-garden (the tactical part). The code I've produced during the jam has been un-spagghetti-ed to smooth the upcoming development.

If you're interested in following the development of the game, feel free to follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/yamzho ! By the way, the game will have a different name I am not 100% decided on.

Thanks for reading! :)

Hi, you bunch of tryhard-freaky-lovely-addicts-players :grin:

The leaderboard in HarvesTurnip will be reset at 17:00 GMT to allow @score-chasers competitors to better see their ranked rank.

The current scores will be saved aside, and will be restored/merged when the competition ends ~~except for those who did better than me~~.

Learn more about the Score Chasers :pointright: here :pointleft:

Join their discord at : https://discord.gg/FhP4jaZ7KS

Good luck to you if you're participating :two_hearts:

Hey everyone like many others, ill post here looking for games to play in the next few days with what little time ill have free! I want to try any and every game, so dont feel shy to post it! If you post a game, note if its in a danger zone so that i prioritize them and play them during the jam hours. And note the post jam games so that i know to fully play test them and try to come up with as grumpiest criticism that i can. If your game does not belong to either of those categories, still feel free to post it and ill give it a go as well! :))

Stay busy and a big chefs kiss to all of you! MUAH

It's time to pay the price for your anti-social behaviour... By working on the farm!

But watch out! If it were that easy, we wouldn't be able to make a fun game out of it!

Play in your browser and leave your feedback here!

NOW

https://www.twitch.tv/pomothedog

so do these gnomes, having destruction and theft on their minds!

But worry not, as a responsible lavender farming fennec you got your iron ready to protect your friends and your hard work.

Play it here: https://bippinbits.itch.io/lavenderfieldsforever

Jampage: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/52/lavender-showdown

Gather all Souls and find out what awaits you in the end. Game page

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Still working on my game for a post jam version.

Among other things these guys get some hacky animation through the shader. I basically just manipulate the 2 images that make up a character.

I will also add more variation to the character generation but I didn't get there yet. I probably also need to separate it into head, face and body and not just head/body and face.

I decided to do a little analysis of playtimes in my latest entry, Dice Settlers. I only look at sessions that completed at least 1 turn of the game, and my analysis is basically just done based on the timestamps of high scores being submitted. Yay for lazy analytics ^_^.

First the high level stats: * 39 people played an average of 25.9 minutes * 18 of these won the game in an average of 42.6 minutes * 21 of these quit after an average of 11.7 minutes * 22 people played more than 20 minutes * 17 hours of "fun" were had

If I restrict this to only players coming from Ludum Dare (ignoring my friends and players of my other games who might have played), I see these stats: * 24 people played an average of 25.1 minutes * 13 of these won the game in an average of 32.2 minutes * 11 of these quit after an average of 16.6 minutes * 16 people played more than 20 minutes * 10 hours of "fun" were had * With 21 ratings at the time of posting this, I guess 3 people didn't rate after playing * 3 people played less than a minute and played only a single turn (let's hope these are the same 3 people!)

Some takeaways: * This is a meaty game (I knew that upon submitting it ^_^), can easily spend more than 20 minutes, and 6 people even spent more than an hour! Almost everyone put in at least 15 minutes. * Rolling dice can be addicting, who knew? (Answer: the whole gambling industry) * My total hours of fun for this game is approaching the amount of time it took to develop it, that's a good sign for a jam game, right?

Want to waste a half hour rolling dice and exploring slightly obscure mechanics? Go play Dice Settlers.

Anyone else have a really meaty game I should sink my teeth into? Post in the comments!

Once again, we want to thank everyone who played our game and rated us. :heart:

We had a lot of comments about the atmosphere of the game. We have taken great care to offer you this peaceful and pleasant result. Our artist worked a visual direction as if it was a children's book to give candor and freshness to the game. You can find his comic works on his instagram autostrip_tristan.

But the mood of the result would not be so successful without the musical work of our composer who imagined two original themes for the game. Many of you have told us that you liked the musical atmosphere. We like it a lot too!

Haven't played The Day Before The Harvest yet? We're waiting for your feedback and comments. Don't forget to rate the game 🎮😉.

First: A _huge_ thank you to everyone who has played our game and left one of so many fantastic comments! We appreciate every single comment and love how many people have already enjoyed our game. Thank you all!

If you haven't had a chance to check out our first Ludum Dare entry - Techno Plants - there is still some time to do it. Whether you think you can keep in sync with our headbanging sunflower or just wanna listen to some sick beats, give our game a try!

Check out our game here!

:seedling: + :notes: = :heart:

I got 20 votes finally, this was my first Jam entry and I'm excited to see what scores I got...and the harsh reality of it not being high as I hoped haha.

If interested check out my game about a wise-cracking talking Tomato plant that you take care of for 30 days... https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/52/30-days-with-thiiis-guy

Pretty fun community this event has, good luck everyone.