Harold's Furry Hazelnut Scurry, a game about a Hamster and a lot of hazelnuts is now playable!
(well, that title is a mouth full, even without nuts in it :hamster:)
You can play it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/harolds-furry-hazelnut-scurry (WebGL)
Hello! I have been very bad at showing my progress, mainly because i just had a couple of hours to work on it, but i made a jam game and it is now completed.
A game filled with elderly care and a whole lot of cookies :cookie: (and vomit) :nauseated_face:, im impressed to even get something out after this weekend where i was busy with other things!
I hope you made an awesome game that i will enjoy playing and if not, better luck next time! :heart:
You check out my game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/no-more-grandma
We're polishing up our game, about little woodland museum thieves. Definitely going to be an all nighter to get this one done with all the polish we're hoping for, but it's coming along!
I can leave comments and I've successfully posted my own game, but I can't figure out how to rate other peoples'. I don't see a button or link anywhere.
We've made good progress today! Hopefully tomorrow after work will be enough to finish up what we've started!🙏🏻
Excited to see what you've all been cooking up!🤩
// Sandra at Isopoda Games
TLDR: Can we reuse icons if they are for accessibility or branding consistency? Or would it be better to make from scratch to keep to the spirit of the LD jam?
We make our games for an arcade we host at https://moonbowentertainment.itch.io/ One of the icons we use is a "mute" option button, with on and off state. In our other games we have just copied the same buttons from game to game to keep the options as consistent as possible.
However, we DO want to enter LD's graphics category with our jam entry from this time.
Should our artist have to spend the extra time drawing the sound button again from scratch?
The only problem is all the ideas I didn't have time for! I can't wait to keep running with the prototype I built this weekend. It's a dash of ZachTronics puzzle game, a dose of sandbox game, and maybe even a little something secret. Without further ado, Sigiled Throne:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/sigiled-throne/
That's it! Submitted and shattered. Although the final game seems to bug out occasionally when shooting so I need to fix that in the morning.
My entry is here! Hope you all had a great compo. Good luck to those still jamming.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/astrolizwill-an-80s-handheld-space-adventure
Enjoy!!
Hey peeps! This was the first time I took part in Compo, and it was... actually surprisingly breezy? I'm so used to just blowing scopes out of proportion that it was kind of relaxing to just make a simple game and focus more on the music and the art.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/laser-grid
Anyway, here it is! It's a fast-paced puzzle game about lasers and grids!
My game "Do you wanna sleep ?" is finally in :)
And YES I REALLY want to Sleep
If you remember me, I was working on a badass 3D Caveman (woman) game using my own Engine...
But that was because I was ready to say goodbye to the theme.
It will be a bad game, for sure, but I'm trying to keep it under 16KB... or 32 KB, we'll see how it goes!
At the moment, art and rendering code is complete and it's only 11,6 KB.
Too bad it's too late for the Compo... Because this would be a perfect game for it!
My LD54 compo entry Tunnel Chase is finished!
It's been years since I've last participated and I definitely missed it. I took it a bit easier this time and kept the game very simple but I think it turned out pretty fun. I decided to use this as an opportunity to learn Godot and test it's capabilities. I was surprised by how easy the engine was to learn and how quick it was to prototype with.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/tunnel-chase
Hi, this was my first Ludum Dare and my first experience with game development. It was realy much fun to learn godot and to develop my game. I hope you had as much and I'm looking forward to see all your games.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/limited-space-2
My game is finally finished. It's my first time at Ludum Dare (I only participated in Brackey's Jam before). It was especially a challenge for me, because I knew I would be busy on Sunday. So I actually had only 24 hours to make the game. And I'm very happy with the result! It's also probably my last project in Unity and I'm planning on swithing to Godot now.
Eat pellets, get points, run out of space, share your high score, rinse, repeat.
I finished my gaim yo. My first ever 🐤 bevy 🐤 gaem and first ever 🦀 rust 🦀 app.
I am one with the crab now.
Much thanks to Unity for giving me the final push needed to leave their sorry ass and start learning rust!
I will start rating after a short break, but right now I need sooommmm rest
Why can't I evaluate the work of other developers?
I missed the deadline for Compo, so this is my first Jam entry .
It's 3AM here and managed to wrap up my game. It's a cozy puzzle game about combining vegetables; feel free to check it out :wink:
I do still want to add more levels but considering that I have work tomorrow (today) it might not be feasible. Still, I hope anyone who plays the game will enjoy it.
Link: https://zanagi.itch.io/magical-veggies
Embark on a mystical journey through the enchanted forest as a Lightdancer, an elite archer bound by oath to restore the delicate balance of light and shadow. Wield your Soliflare arrow, a unique weapon infused with the power of both sun and moon, capable of setting ablaze both matter and malevolent spirits.
My 30th Ludum Dare!