Wow! My first LD has been a blast! I got my 20 ratings in the first day thanks to everybody who came to check out my game. So many people left helpful comments, reported on bugs, or left kind comments, its amazing. I will definitely be participated next time and telling all my friends about this.

My game Tiny Empires was super fun to make and its awesome seeing so many people enjoy it as well. I do plan to release a post LD version the day that the rate period ends. So far about 3 hours in working on it I've squashed all those pesky bugs, if only I did that before the deadline! I'm really excited to implement all these cool features. For those who did play my game and are excited for a post LD version, its coming! AND here is a little screenshot.

For those who have yet to play my game, go give it a try! Also comment your feedback and give me a link to your game, I would love to play some gems that aren't getting the love they deserve.

Thanks!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/tiny-empires

Hey there! I haven't actually posted about this yet but I actually finished another game! This was my 2nd go at Ludum Dare and I am extremely happy about that. If you would like to play my entry that would be amazing! And if you want me to play yours go ahead and leave a link in the comments! Thanks guys for a great weekend :D

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/berts-adventure

A little headsup: there are still many games that haven't the 20 votes required to be part of the final scores. Play & rate games that are "in danger": https://ldjam.com/games/danger/all

Basic gist

Mizu is a 2D platformer where you use water on your advantage.

You play as a kitchen glass that is able to jump around, but also to take in water and use it to put out fires or to press down heavy swtiches in order to open up new paths. The only problem is that the more water you take in the slower you will move and the shortest you will jump, so you have to be careful and play smart according to the situation. To make matters worse, this game's world is full of nasty pitfalls and mad and violent forks that will try to stop you from reaching your goal.

You can play it right here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/mizu

Development

Day 1

Since I live in Europe I didn't learn of the theme until Saturday morning, and to make matters worse I kind of overslept. Around 10:00AM I crept out of bed, checked the theme and got straight into the shower (is a lovely place to think about stuff). Surprisingly I almost immediately came up with the glass full of water concept. I also wanted to do a platformer focused on a simple mechanic and explore it in many scenarios, so I quickly started drawing and planning the scope and needs of the game.

After that I started coding up the basic platforming system and the map parsing classes, in order to be able to easliy create maps with the Tiled editor <3

I use HaxeFlixel and I'm quite used to it by now, but I ran intro some trouble when loading the tilemaps in tmx format, all because Tiled had a new version that doesn't use a simple reference to the image file you are using for your tileset. Anyway, figuring that out chew away some valuable time, but apart from that coding went by smoothly. I finished up around 23:00 and then decided to have dinner, watch a movie and go to bed.

 Day 2

Woke up early and started drawing sprites, tiles and any other kind of graphic resource that I thought was going to be needed. Making sprites for the character was a bit of a pain, considering that I had to replicate any animation in every state the glass was, that is, for every amount of water the player was going to be able to carry I had to make a whole set of animations. Luckily for me I set on a really easy to animate character that only has two feet and a pair of eyes, so everything went faster than expected.

I also implemented a few things that I had left to do, like switches and moving blocks. I also decided that killing enemies wasn't any fun, so I removed that option and kept the game completely based on jumping, avoiding and your puzzle-solving skills, which I think was the right choice.

By 19:00 I started making the levels, which was a lot of fun and actually didn't take long, considering I had everything completely set up and I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do on each level. My initial plan of a tutorial level + 5 normal levels changed into 1 tutorial level and 3 normal levels, as I condensed some gameplay ideas into the levels I already had. Luckily no bugs appeared at any point and everything went super smooth, which is something I'm quite proud of (I have a long history of Ludum Dares when I'm fixing a game crashing bug at the last moment...).

By 23:00 the game was uploaded and fully playable online, which left me some time to start checking out the rest of games you people had been making as well.

Conclusion

Overall I'm quite pleased with my entry. I managed to deliver something that is complete, focused and is fully implemented. The mechanics of the game are clear and the game design does its best to showcase them. The game has a full graphic set with animations and also features SFX and music. Also, there weren't many bugs to talk about, and so far the game has received pretty good reviews. It's been a long time since my last attempt at a Ludum Dare (early 2016 I think) and seems like I'm back in my game jam shape :)

The good

• The game explores a single mechanic and tries to use it in as many situations as possible, while keeping the game simple and yet challenging.
• Graphics and music wise the game is complete and is not missing anything.
• I managed to do all this without being stressed or having to cut out on sleep time, overall, I did it all in a day and a half's work.
• Amazingly, people seem to be enjoying my crappy music!

The bad

• The tileset should have been bigger, allowing for more diverse and rich enviroments.
• There should've been indications on how much water do you need to push each button.
• I should have made more levels, but had to condense the ideas I had in fewer levels to keep the game focused.
• Had to deal with some nasty Tiled vs HaxeFlixel crap.
• Windows and Linux versions are missing, but HaxeFlixel seems to be reluctant about the matter since I upgraded to OS X High Sierra.

Anyway, that's all for today.

If you want you can check and rate Mizu right here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/mizu

Thanks for reading!

Hey! So I know there are 20 days but I am still promoting my game. I think you should give it a try, some people have found it really addictive playing it for a couple hours. Anyway enjoy the game and I can’t wait to play all yours, leave your game in the comments and I will play them! A Social Life: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/a-social-life

Some players noticed that the game would occasionally crash, and were not shy in pointing out the irony of this in a game about glitches and data corruption.

Good news is that this crash has been located and fixed! Some also found a collision bug which has now also been fixed.

Thank you to those who have played and rated Life's a Glitch so far.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/lifes-a-glitch

We got off to a slow start, but then ratings started coming in more rapidly, and this morning we broke the 20 vote mark, with Spacelitch now standing at 23. Now I would still love more ratings/comments, because the feedback is where we learn where people struggle, what we did right, etc. So I'll present a small introduction.

What is Spacelitch?

Spacelitch is a retro shoot-em-up where your bullets may bounce and come back at you. This was our interpretation of the theme; don't button mash, you may regret it.

Who do I play as?

There's a small story driving the game. These are the characters below. You play as only one of them, but I promise you he's the cutest.

I wanted to do voice overs for the dialogue originally, but we simply ran out of time. When it was 2:00am (just an hour before the 3:00am deadline here in Central European Time) I had very little voice left from talking with my team on Discord all day. That said, you mostly play as a space fighter jet. :smile:

Do you rate back?

Yes! Over the coming weeks I will continue to rate games, though I usually hang out among games that need to get their 20, so if your game has 80 ratings I will generally pick one that has 9 next to it first. I try to be objective and thorough in my feedback, which means I take my time playing and writing my comments, so I don't power through a lot of games a night. Now that we have our 20, I will revisit the friendly folks that have rated Spacelitch already and repay the courtesy.

Thanks to everyone for making Ludum Dare such a positive experience! And feel free to post your game in the comments if you'd like me to rate it. :smile:

EDIT: Also, I'm about halfway done sorting through my screenshots for my pixelart/level design timelapse video, so stay tuned!

:droolingface: :droolingface: :drooling_face: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/quantums-rick The game is about collapsed time, that Rick’s is trying to fix it. A simple game, with one click on the screen, the player can restore the normal flow of time or multiply the number of universes in two.

:yum: :yum: :yum: [Thanks to all that you write us a lot of comments and put an excellent rating! we love you all, friends*] [If you have not played yet - enjoy this little game and comment a little. All our team will be find your game and will appreciate it]

QUICKLY! com help us fill the world with adorable mythological creatures! Take over the nursery and HATCH THEM EGGS! but be careful! the more you hatch, THE WORS IT GETS!

How long will you survive!? https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/mobs

https://www.twitch.tv/lerpish just come around

When I had started I couldn't stop so I sketched another 14 potential characters before heading to bed =)

First of all I would like to thank all the people that took the time to play our game. We managed to get our 20 votes and I am really happy the reception for our game has been so positive.

As I did the last 2 days I will be streaming your games over on my Twitch. If anyone would like some live feedback head on over and type !addgame followed by a link to your game and you will automatically be added to the queue. If the queue is full don't worry as I will be opening up slots as I go through the queue this way nobody who has gotten into line has to wait for too long to see their game played.

I look forward to seeing more of the crazy ideas you all have come up with for this jam!

Get ready for real talk (if you can handle it) I am drinking and rating games and I don't care what anyone tells me not to do.... whoa links we need links:

Watch my stream 7:40 - 10pm EST

Thats basically now? YES .... what about If I wanna submit my thing? There we go:

Submit your games

Who's next? OMG i wanna be next....

View the queue

Did this guy make a game? Yeah he did its called PullPals, you can't pick your family but you can pull your pals: Link in the show notes... here:

Play/rate our game PullPals here

The LD40 theme seems to have produced a high number of games that get very stressful, very quickly. The challenges are fun & stress can be a great motivator in a game, but stress overload can wear you out quickly.

Luckily, we had that in mind for our entry, and we've branched out and made a calming tree-drawing game.

Chill Out w/ CalligraTree

Make sure to take a snapshot and show us what your trees look like here or on Twitter! roaringcatgames

so come to my live were we are playing and rating ldjam games

https://www.twitch.tv/lerpish

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/gluttons-heaven

Leave your game in the comments, and I'll rate it if I have time. Thanks in advance.

So I managed to build a macOS version of our game, Desert Express, thanks to a wonderful colleague who lent me her MacBook. Now I just have to figure out how to package it properly.

I have never actually used a Mac for more than a couple of hours, so it took a bit of work to get the game built on this new and alien platform :). Despite what can be laughably called my "engine" using SDL, which abstracted away the platform-specific stuff, some code changes had to be made, since LLVM turned out to be more stringent then other compilers and also due to some runtime issues, which did not occur on other platforms.

Of course, these changes were just to get the game working and no new features were added or anything relating to gameplay or content changed in macOS build. What did happen though, is that in the process of adapting the code for LLVM and macOS a crash, that sometimes happened during the game, was fixed. So, interestingly enough, this version turned out to be more stable then the originals for Linux and Windows.

I'm hesitant to backport the corresponding changes to Windows and Linux though, given that said crash occurred not quite often enough for it to be considered a game-breaking bug, especially given the fact that our game, as it stands in the jam version, for better or worse, features no progression and a very short play cycle (under 1 minute), meaning that even if the game crashes, the player can just restart without losing any significant progress.

Anyway, as for the packaging, I used CMake to generate an .app folder, which is, as far as I understand, one way people distribute macOS applications. I know Unity packages its games' Mac builds like that. What I haven't figured out yet is how to properly bundle dynamic libraries, on which the app depends. I understand that it's not quite as simple as Windows, where you can just put all of the .dll files in the same directory as the executable and you're good to go. So until I work out how to make the .app self-sufficient, it will be necessary for players to install some runtime dependencies via Homebrew before launching the .app on their Mac.

If this is not a big deal for you and you'd like to try Desert Express on your Mac, you can do brew install libvorbis sdl2 sdl2_image sdl2_mixer sdl2_ttf boost, then go to our game's page and check out the newly released macOS build.

In the meantime, if any experienced Mac developers have some advice to give on the subject, it would be much appreciated.

Have fun playing all of the wonderful LD games this month!

If you haven't, feel free to check it out!! I'll play and rate yours too.

13 ratings so far. Only 7 more to go. I am not sure how else to promote my game besides rating and leaving comments myself. So if you have some time and don't mind a little barebones game stop on by and give my game a look-see.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/balloon-baffoon

Good news everyone!

There's now a HTML5 version of TENTAGRABA!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/tentagraba

The lighting is a bit uglier than the Windows version, and I had to optimize the shadows a bit, but it plays smoothly otherwise. Enjoy!

I made a post-jam edition of my dungeon crawl game, with plenty of balance changes, and also sound.

Play it here! Make sure to check out the map templates!

I had 0 experience making games, 0 experience modeling assets and 0 experience 4 days prior to this when my friend said I should make assets for him. So I hit the books and here's what we made. I'd like to think that I've made a lot of progress from following a forest asset tutorial for an hour to trying to flesh out the interior of a car at 4AM and accidentally putting a phallic hood ornament that was supposed to be a monkey. Interestingly enough, since most of my learning took place over the 72 hours you can actually see my progression from the very crappy textures in the bar scene to the parked car obstacles.

Definitely give the game a shot and tell me what you think of the graphics and how I can improve :smile:

Play :pointright:here:pointleft:

While I feel like I've developed my skills, I know there's a lot for me to learn and I'm excited to work on new projects in the future.

Pic is a small scene I made after the competition.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/justify-the-means

I have reworked a number of things.

• The final level is a fair bit different now, I’ve tried to make it more of a challenge and more necessary to keep topping up your magic/arcanum to keep the numbers of the monsters down.

• I have also tried to lower the particle amount, so if you’re on a low level PC please let me know if you still experience lag.

• I also tried to make the UI a bit easier to see and understand.

Thanks everyone for playing and for the helpful feedback!! :grin:

Slick graphics are a surefire way to have a game that looks polished. But for the art-challenged developers out there like myself, what are the options?

Shameless plug: please rate my game :-) https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/a-stack-of-gifts

I've found there's another level to "polishing" and some easy things (which admittedly I skipped out on a few myself this time) one can do. Here's my top 5:

1. A small animation left or right is subtle yet unconsciously adds to polish. In my Stack of Gifts game this LD, I have animated the text announcements when you get a powerup or get extra points for a trick. The animation system in Unity provides an easy, visual way to set where and how the text moves, and it's time-based. I tweaked how long the text was visible as I playtested. Simple. And, about an hour before submission I noticed the powerup wasn't clearly a powerup. It looked like a gift and too much like a UI icon or something. So I made it slowly move in a circle and low and behold it totally looks like a powerup! Half hour before submissions I swapped my stupid static background of paint-like Christmas trees for Blender-made low poly cones looking like Christmas trees, and gave them a random-colored light turning on and off. Again, easy work but adds some subtle polish.
2. Text. I totally skimped on this (except for the title screen) but: change the default fonts to something fun! For static text in UI etc - just use a cool font in your favorite image editor and add it as a UI image instead of using the text features of your game engine. If you have time left at the end, color them in or texture them or something. Yeah, I missed this one.
3. 3D shapes. With Unity it's easy to add a block or sphere or whatever and make some 3D structure resemble something. But honestly it doesn't take a lot of effort to learn to do those basics in Blender too. Once you're there you can add a few more touches to make it less "standard shape" looking. Or split up the shape in multiple shapes allowing for easy coloring of different parts without texturing (see the santa in my game). And, if time permits in the end, UV unwrap and actually add a texture. My game is actually 3D and I had more plans: the sleighs at the top are actually 3D objects, not an image. But it didn't look cool enough and ran outta time. But I did put a texture on it (again, it's not a UI image :-)
4. No time for music this time, too bad because your mood score will go WAY up immediately. You can find free publicly availablee stuff you can use if you're not musically inclined. But sfxr or bfxr are SUPER easy ways to add small sound effects to your game. Little effort but decent returns.
5. Again one I violated but - in Unity find a nice texture or something instead of the standard "panel" UI backgrounds. It looks too "default". Make a nice border you can use or something. Again small effort but it all adds up.

Hope you enjoyed my top 5 cheap polish tips. Now go rate some games, including mine here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/a-stack-of-gifts

hey, if you have nothing to do and feel the need to poke hordes of rats, feel free to check out my game, ;) https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/what-doesnt-kill-you-gets-stronger

https://youtu.be/O5oXa5RHQd0

Almost there! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/the-adventures-of-marty-graw
I'll be doing a post-mortem over the weekend, as well as returning some of the ratings I've gotten.

Destructible terrain has been implemented! When a planet has zero targets on it, it becomes vulnerable to destruction, and you can blow craters into it. Now, if you really need to, you can blast through a planet blocking your clear shot to another planet behind it. It'll take a while, tho!

Play and Rate TARJECTORIES II

Chaos Dart is now playable in browser!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/chaos-dart

https://youtu.be/zU9vU-FQwMQ

Thanks to everyone for the feedback, I look forward to playing all the games :)

I have fixed some bugs and stabilized the throwing mechanic in the game. Unfortunately I am unable to build to Web due to some issue with Unity.

Here is my game --> https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/house-party

Here are some of the things you can do in game :

*Walk *

* Dance *

* Gymnastics *

* Punches *

* Play Aircraft *

* Kidney Punches *

* Multi-Directional Headbutts *

* Beat one guy with another *

* Spin Wheel Kick !!? *

* Slams and Throws *

* Goal is to throw them outside the bounding wall *

I hope you like my game :)

See if you can open the Moon Gate and save the world! No pressure.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/open-the-moon-gate

I'm a lazy dev who refuses to update jam games! But hey at least I could re-do my old terrible logo / cover !

Here's the new one!:

For anybody curious about Grooblins...

It's a short (like 2-3 minutes) narrative game masquerading as a weird tamagotchi knock off. Give it a shot! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/grooblins

gotta get all them grooblins!

Thanks for so many feedback , it was my first Ludam dare and it was a great experience looking forward to participate in the next one! ,

BTW I need 7 more reviews to reach 20 ! So leave a review and a comment here https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/the-digger

Well, the title says enough actually. Insomnia (the current version) is an extremely short (1-2 minutes) Android game that I conjured up for the Jam.

I already have major stuff planned out, though I'd probably make it a sequel rather than change literally everything. Plus the code of the current version is messy.

Anyway, if you can spare a few minutes, play Insomnia (WITH AUDIO thank you very much) and give me ratings and maybe even comments!

Thanks a lot.!

P.S. Here's a screenshot!

Back with the 5min reviews! Check it out!

So some people were saying the download size was quite large. And I agree. So I went back and got rid of all the unnecessary folders and files to make a smaller version! The download size has gone from 409MB to 172MB. Still probably quite large compared to most Ludum Dare games, but this seems to be the smallest I can get it. There also may be a slight performance boost to those running Potato.OS due to the removal of motion blur. dunno if it will actually do anything but I guess we'll see!

Did I mention the game lets you kill Pepes? Check out Tiny Bullets here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/tiny-bullets

Give me some feedback on my first (rather horrible) attempt at making a platformer.

i'll be playing games of everybody who leaves a comment with some feedback as soon as I have time (Finals are next week so time is kind of non-existent, but I'll play all of your games who leave me a comment. All and any feedback is appreciated, the good the bad and the ugly. I'll read it all and learn from it.)

(p.s. I know about the physics and collision detection bugs.... I'm sorry Q_Q) (p.s.s. Read the warning on my post before you play, thank you)

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/ld40-compo-the-greed-run

If you haven't played and rated this game, come and get some fun!

I want more ratings and comments to let me know my game better! If you help me, I will also help you by rating and commenting your game :) Let's play some games, shall we?

My LD40 jam entry: Trial of the Reaper

Harvest as many souls as possible, and don’t let your love and mercy hold your back!

Here’s the game page: Trial of the Reaper

BloXy!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/bloxy

Thanks for all those Awesome reviews on bloXy guys we are overwhelming with joy (^^)

By SHAIK SAJID : http://shaiksajid.xyz

ALDO : https://twitter.com/AldoVazhan?s=09

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/weedcontrol

Thanks everyone for the rating and the reviews, this is really helpful for our futures games and jam ! :)

Have you always wanted to be a conductor?

Can you recognize up to 7 different instruments in one song?

Find out how good your hearing is, try out Interview at Cacophony.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/ldjam-40-music-puzzle-game-name-pending

Thank you so much guys for all of your ratings. We are the small group of developers from Saint Petersburg, Russia, and this is the second time we participating the Ludum Dare.

If somehow you managed to miss our game, Sailor Wolf, feel free to go ahead and check out the game. I guarantee you will get much fun. If you don't, we will get your money back :)

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/sailor-wolf

Everything started well, we got an ideea for the game, a tetris survival where you would play a little tetris block trying to escape the arcade machine, but it all went downhill from that.

In the first day i tried to make the game spawn randomly generated tetris blocks and i managed to do that in a confined space, the problem of the game began when we started a little play test and realized that the game would be too chaotic and not fun at all, most of the time getting you stuck between two pieces or the levels generated made no sense, so i started working on a way to make them have some sort of sense while still being a bit random, needless to say i failed.

In the second day i thought that it would be much better if you controlled the tetris blocks as well as the little block that tries to escape the arcade, i made the game work in a grid based environment of 10 width and a height that was increasing by the number of blocks already placed , working hard on this day i didnt get time to play test it , and i went to sleep thinking it would be fine.

The third day, the day of the doom, after a few fine tunings to the numbers the player character feeling pretty smooth , i decided its time for a little play test, and discovered a game breaking bug that would haunt me till the end of the ludum dare, the problem was that when the camera started moving upwards the spawner would move upwards as well, this lead to a number of problems one of which was the fact that some of the blocks overlapped each other, only now i realize that i could have incremented the spawning block by a flat in of 1 and this bug would have been gone , but too little too late.

I will try again in the next ludum dare, i have learned a few things, and will be better prepared the next time. For now rest in peace my little tetris attempt.

Hi people,

I found a bug in a third party library which could destroy a newly crafted item, when the first item slot is used by an other item. Fixed the bug in the third party lib and uploaded the fixed version. The fixed code is not part of the original game project but for a third party library which is used (JCInventory). Hope this is not against the rules of the compo.

You can get the updated version in the download link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/this-is-not-a-normal-village

Play: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/split

Thank you everyone for all the great feedback, ratings and reviews!! We really appreciate the time that you have spent playing our game. This was the most fun we have ever had developing a game!

We are group of game development students from Portugal and this was our very first Ludum Dare, but not the last one, for sure! We were not expecting so much positive feedback. It is a fantastic feeling to create something and see that others have enjoyed it!

We are looking forward to share news with you about future iterations of the game. We have lots of crazy and wild new ideas.

Meanwhile, for those of you who haven’t played it, give it a go :P

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/feature-creep

That's So Easy

play in browser

Hey everyone! We are collecting data on the game endings. What type of bunnies do you have the most at the end of the game: smart, sporty or cheerful? Or maybe they have eaten all the carrot?

We' hope you'll enjoy the game!

...and if you like the game, please...

I am really enjoying the post LD40 vibe. Looking at what every one has made, the creative exchange is really inspiring. I had not really thought about what happens after the deadline before and I think it might be my favourite bit. Now to get the last 15 ratings in for my game and I will be happy. Leave me a comment on Run Guys and I will do my best to play and rate your game (Although I am Mac only :( )

This is the first time I'm doing a postmortem, but I think this time the game really deserves it.

You can play it here!

I participated alone in the Jam modality. I wanted to participate in the Compo, but I really wasn't feeling that I was able to achieve something, so I taked it easy. I woke up at 9am, the LD starts here at 3am but I needed the sleep. When I saw the theme, "The more you have, the worse it is" I really liked it. But every idea I had was "if you pick up this items, that you NEED to pick up, the game becomes harder!". I really hated that kind of ideas. I started to procastinate a little, It wasn't until 11am that I got the idea of "the more you explore, the less (or more) you see".

I felt a huge motivation after having an original idea for once. I'm not the best of designers and generally my ideas suck. This time was different, I got something cool to work on it. So, I started to prototype the core mechanic: the zoom of the camera.

I got it working in no time. After lunch I got the zoom working and a few stages made. I was trying the new Unity 2017 tilemap editor and it really made the things easier. In the other hand, I don't know why, Visual Studio 2017 didn't work as well as it did Visual Studio 2015. That pushed me back a little trying to solve those errors (with no results...). Anyway, the core mechanic was made and I started to make some sprites to make the thing pretty.

Long story short, I'm no artist and I always feel very frustrated trying to reproduce my vision of the game to actual assets. This time was no different. I spent hours and hours (the entire evening and night) making the sprites you see in the gif. Only the tileset, the character is from OpenGameArt. I wanted to change it, but the times I tried to make something moving were always a waste of time.

I went to bed very frustrated: "I have an amazing idea, but in the end the game will be ugly and nobody will play it". That depressed me a lot. I didn't wanted to continue the game. That's always the reason I don't finish my projects.

But in the morning the tweets and comments telling me that the game looked cool helped me a little. I spent the morning working in the family business so I couldn't work in the game, but after lunch I started to work again. I made more sprites and give some light to the scene to improve the looks a bit.

That went nice, the sprites were still ugly but the light always help to see everything better (well, that has some logic thinking of it).

The motivation went out when I wasn't sure what more to do with the game. I didn't have a name either. So, my girlfriend told me "do some more stages, give a final to the game, and then we'll see". And I did that. Some final efforts to "finish" the game. I made an enemy, I made some stages and I put a timer to see how well you did.

The name went after that, when she told me that the game was for ants. The game was baptized. After that I polished it a bit on monday, I've added the music, some sounds and fixed some bugs.

What went well - I got an amazing idea - I implemented it very fast - I slept my hours

What went wrong - Problems with Visual Studio - Getting down with my insecurities multiple times - Getting stuck with art

Tools - Unity 2017 - Visual Studio 2017 - Aseprite

After the jam I improved the game with better platforming and some suggestions and the game improved a lot. I'm really happy and overwhelmed with the reception and good comments.

Thanks a lot for reading me and for playing my game. It really means something. Here you go a behind the scenes screenshot!

We already tried participatig with our teem and wasn't able to finish anything worth playing in time before. But we learned some lessons, to cut features, to make easier contept, and finally we did it.

We played other peoples games and these were amazing, it was lovely to see so many people creating such great projects in such time! But without our own game we felt a bit left out and didn't really feel the whole aspect of community around event.

But now, we did happen to finish game in time and there where the best time of Ludum Dare began. It is so fun to watch other people streamig and giving feedback to your game, watch them play other games, rating them, talking in the comments, on streams, we finally became a part of this wonderous community. We already break the minimum to get a score and this was exciting. The game had some rough edges and people justly pointed them out, there was comments about how good some mechanic in game was. It whole communication made me feel like a part of big gamedev community and I liked it!

Thank you for reading through this and come play our game and we will happily play yours(in case we missed it, all games are great, but there is just too many!)

Have you always wanted to be a conductor?

Can you recognize up to 7 different instruments in one song?

Find out how good your hearing is, try out Interview at Cacophony.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/ldjam-40-music-puzzle-game-name-pending

Hi, we made a virtual reality game for this ludum dare and found that it is really hard to get feedback, as there are still only a handful of us who use VR headsets.

If you have submitted a VR game yourself---or know of a good one---please let us know, because we'll try to play and rate as many as we can over the weekend. We have both a Vive and a Rift+Touch, both with a play-space of about 3mx3m.

We're looking forward to playing your VR games! :heart_eyes:

Also if you happen to have a headset we'd be happy for feedback on our own game as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp1BlSnUG6s

Play our LD40 VR game Rattletrap VR for HTC Vive, Oculus Rift + Touch (Windows)

Follow us on Twitter on YouTube or on Facebook

So it was tough but we made it once again ! :p

Ever imagined what it would be like to be the chef for a cat gang ? Wanting to make the best fish soup you ever made ? Not afraid of getting into some crazy chases with rival cats ?

Come over and check our game then ! But watch out the more fish you have the worse it gets XD

Feel free to rate and comment to give us your feedback we'd truly apreciate it :)

Play it here : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/booyah-bass

While we realise updating after the submission date is not valid (probably), we made sure that we didn't add any extra features to the game. We fixed only the gui, and added some loading screen

But, here is the preview! :D ,

And we didn't removed the submission version. We included both submission version and post-submission version here:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/sea-spring-clean

please do read our game description before playing :D so that you guys can understand the game better

Wanna join a post-Ludum Dare game jam? Why not do Geta Game Jam? In this jam you get to make a game in 72 hours, either alone or in a team, that is based on the theme of CHAOS AND ORDER. It begins at 11am aest (the same time that Ludum Dare starts) on Saturday, the 13th of January, and ends on Tuesday January 16th at the same time. Come along and join us. We’re excited to see what crazy ideas you guys come up with!

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

JOIN OUR OFFICIAL DISCORD SERVER

Hi there, guys!

We have reached 200 ratings and we are freaking so hard we are gonna die (well, not really)! Thank you so much for your attention! <3

We are working on some bugs people have reported last days so stay tuned because we will uploading a fixed version soon. Meanwhile, we link some gameplays to our game - if you wanna make a gameplay video with our game or you already did just message us!

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/206975218?t=00h39m01s

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/206987441?t=02h14m27s

https://youtu.be/DEapySEVwTE?t=6m54s

PLAY IT NOW ONLINE -> https://simmer.io/@Srednuht/~90d96711-9347-22e5-8a46-fae9bd011f7a

PLAY IT ON WINDOWS -> https://srednuht.itch.io/mortal-komba

RATE & COMMENT OUR GAME -> https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/mortal-komba

Also, we want to thank http://simmer.io -one of our hosts for the game- because they featured our game in homepage :) We are so glad because our game had a very good reception - no one in the team could expect all of this!

Have a nice day!

Hi guys.

Where can I find the list of games which I rated? (As on the previous http://ludumdare.com/)

Domus is a simple city management game where you need to mantain a sustainable city while keeping your citizens happy.

If you haven't done so, you can play, rate it & leave feedback here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/domus

First of all, thanks, everyone who left feedback about our game. We decided to DIG DEEPER. It might be very crazy, but we will try to finish our game in the next 20 days. It will be our Ludum dare extreme mode XD

What will it be in the end? The idea is about exploring derelict spaceships to find supplies and scraps to upgrade your ship. Each ship will have few terminals so you can hack into the ship systems and control doors, defense systems ( for example order drones to kill all creatures in the room ).

I won't make autogenerated level ( although it's fit here as we have rooms like in The Binding of Isaac ), instead I will try to make exciting levels with some scenarios and different mood. For example, you may explore the ship and suddenly find that doors you came from not working anymore, and you have to find a new way back to your vessel. Or asteroid is heading right into the ship, and you need to hurry up.

Right now I'm working on simple editor to ease my level making process.

A friend made a bet with you: “If you can tie yourself to all the people in a mall, I’ll give you 1,000,000 dollars.”. So here you are, in a mall, with many strange people. You have to accomplish their missions to make them your “special friends”, but be careful because some people are VERY jealous. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz_fldHODhM Press here to Play on-line: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/flirt-themall

Hello there,

After considering some feedbacks, I decided to improve my humble arcade game a little bit. Here the additions:

• Police car: The police car will appear after 5 new bandits and it may arrest one or more of them.

• The population: Now you know how populated the world is. It is separated between "bandits busted" and "bandits on the loose". The greater is one of the population, the higher the tension. If the tension is high enough, a rebellion or a special operation will trigger.

• The border is slightly modified: Now you have the "safe border" and the "danger border". The hit box for our hero was also worked on to be a little more forgiving.

• The high score is now saved.

• Full screen support!!!!!! ( :P ) and the sound is not so loud.

Can you make it to the 2000 points? Here is the link:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/greed-mania

Did you enjoy playing it? The post-jam version is available as "GreedManiaXXXXPJ.zip", where XXXX is the system specification. Haven't you played yet? Download whichever version and Have fun! If you have the time, rate it and leave your feedback.

Thanks for playing! :D Cheers!

so yeah making another stream to play your guys's games

link : https://www.twitch.tv/lerpish

Thanks for the rating so far, we've reached 50 already which feels so good! Thanks to all the people who streamed themselves playing i too! It has been a lot of fun to see you guys enjoy the first impression and struggle with the puzzles :upside_down:

If you'd like to play our game but aren't much of a writing fan :pencil: , remember that you can always use the cheat-code that you'll find at the description.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/grammar-dystopia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoFBbj-EzGY&feature=youtu.be

Hey guys !



Check out our game For Better or For Worse, a short story telling ambient experience, where you lead a father thru a dark night trying to attend his daughter’s wedding.

You can download it on our entry page:

 https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/for-better-or-for-worse

Hope you will have a great time playing it !



The LD Jam was as usual a great experience, a way to breathe and let creativity speaks for itself ! 
We can’t wait to check out as much games as we can and see all the great things this contest provides.



Thanks for everything.


Cheers !

Finally, the timelapse: (Starts at 2m14s)

https://youtu.be/W7HhZXVQZ-8?t=2m14s

You can play the game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/who-ate-my-pizza

Hope you enjoy! :D

Our game Captain Capsize By a friendly and frankly very funny chap named randomize user.

https://youtu.be/Yx-RILn9RaA

You can check out the game for yourself here:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/captain-capsize

QUICKLY! com help us fill the world with adorable mythological creatures! Take over the nursery and HATCH THEM EGGS! but be careful! the more you hatch, THE WORS IT GETS!

How long will you survive!? https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/mobs

THANK YOU ALL !! If you haven't played yet, come try it !!! :heart: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/horny-bunny

THANKS YOU ALL!! for all the great feedback so far, this really helps us improve our game, we want to keep developing the game, and we'll take all and any feedback we can get and improve our game to fit the feedback given, thanks for all of the great comments, you guys are awesome! great community, if you haven't tryed our submission yet, just head over here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/stranger-danger-a-nightly-visit We would appreciate it a lot.

• Wolftek Entertainment / @Nilsson

https://youtu.be/mS8SvtKPZqY

DOWNLOAD HERE:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/tomb-thief

https://ignaciogamedeveloper.itch.io/tomb-thief

TUTORIAL:

You can start stealing by pressing the E key! And drop items by pressing the Space key!

Developers:

Ignacio Muñoz Márquez - Programmer & Design - @gameDevNacho

Antonio Carpintero García - Art & Design - @AntonioOgamer

Sergio Hernández Alcelay - HUD & Art Menu - @MaxxNatale

Miguel Melgar Reyman - Programmer

Proyect by:

@CrazyHomeboys

NOTE: We don't own the music and effects sounds. https://incompetech.com/

Thanks for the ratings and playing.

Not only can you play Super Mailman with your friend(s) since yesterday evening, but now you can actually play it natively on your windows desktop!

Try it out here: LD/Super-Mailman

Thank you for playing the game! The feedback has been awesome. We're definitely going to continue and make this in to a full game.

We have new stuff planned for it, and we've already done most of the fixes needed.

This has been an awesome first Ludum Dare, we will definitely be back for the next one!

We have updated the Itch.IO page to make it easier overall to read, and added some tips to help get you started in the game.

The Games Page:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/late-night-chef

Thanks all again!

You can check out any time you like, But you can never leave!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/lootonline

* Plot... *

In a world filled with trash, the fearless robot will go through innumerable challenges to restore the health of its beloved. In search of rare pieces for her to be renewed.

* Link... *

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/scraps

* I challenge you to complete our game. *

It's only three levels, quite difficult.

We would like to see some theories about what we would like to say in our story (told through images, between levels).

After having failed to submit Thunderbolts and Lightning on LD39 because of some vast miscalculations about the scope of the entry, I was determined to submit this time at all costs. I was relatively happy with it even if, as always, there is a lot of room for improvement.

Here is the link to Mountain Diver’s page on the LD site. Please play it and rate it :grinning:

Tech/Tools

• Unity 2017, plus the free DOTween plugin for interpolation.
• Aseprite, with Photoshop CS6 for additional processing.
• Recordr, Jfxr and Audacity for audio.
• To track tasks I used Trello. Below is a screenshot of my board by the time I submitted:

Process

I learned about the theme at around 6 or 7. After a couple more hours of sleep, I went outside to have breakfast and do some brainstorming. This time I thought the theme was pretty good and it could spawn lots of different ideas, so it didn’t take me long to start coming up with concepts. You can check the notes in the following video:

https://youtu.be/DnKnW5opwVU

Of all those, two started to take shape relatively soon: * The first one was inspired by a verbal blunder of Spain’s PM (he’s mastered those f*ck ups into an art to the point there’s even a Monkey Island-inspired parody game). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGGtSHtaEfI This stuck with me the whole morning the way bad songs do. Eventually it evolved into a full “corruption simulator” game idea, where your goal would be to arrange contracts with corporations in exchange for commissions. Those could be used to finance your party, bribe the press or enrich yourself, but if you were too greedy you would attract the attention of the anti corruption brigades, exposing yourself to jail and electoral defeat. The last notes on the video reflect how I had started to approach this. While I liked the concept the more that I developed it the less convinced I was about it. I also feared that it would be too local and some jokes (read: envelopes) would be missed by a non-Spanish audience.

• The second was a bit more personal. It revolved around how as time passes and you keep accumulating fears and doubts the harder it gets to speak up your mind, share your true feelings, or simply take action. I was thinking of some linear action-RPG game with some choices. However, every time until now I've tried to translate more intimate stuff into a game I just go blank trying to bridge the gap between the “plot” and the core mechanic (a perfect example of the point I wanted to make, on the other hand). Also, this was likely to have gone out of scope easily.

Time was passing while I kept trying to decide what to do, falling into yet another one of the concepts I’d sketched: Analysis paralysis. I had been thinking of so many different things that I couldn't pick one. Eventually the free-fall / climb mechanic that would become Mountain Diver came to mind. In comparison it was way simpler than the other two (which was good scope-wise), and it just sort of felt right. The winter mountain setting would come naturally some hours after that.

As soon as I had the idea proper development started I started focusing on the player movement and the camera. I’ll deal with these on the next sections, this has already become too long.

What went well:

• The scope was very scalable. Even if I missed key features such as multiple levels or even level generation, the core gameplay was simple enough and is solid.

• Change in mechanics. Originally I had added an energy attribute that would be depleted during the climbing stage. Picking crystals would increase the depletion rate, effectively making the game harder. I’d also considered encumbrance, impairing jumps, but At some point I just ditched the energy and went on to experiment with the crystals <=> platforms idea. Now I believe it was the right choice.

  The theme connection was still there and it laid the ground for some more interesting choices (“Shall I pick this or that? will it be too hard for me to jump then? If I don’t, will I still be able to pick the required ones even if I need to use the boost?”) I had to make some adjustments so players that had failed at the diving stage could still have a chance at beating the level and, while that part wasn’t fully balanced, I also think it played the part nicely (even if the boost was buggy)

• Camera not too clunky. Together with the controls this was one of my main concerns and I’m more or less happy with how the camera works (although it’s by no means perfect). I’d been following an awesome study I found some time ago about 2D cameras and chose some classic target tracking, smoothed with interpolation, plus edge snapping and, on the second part of the game, platform snapping.

• Sound. Just two hours before the deadline I decided to try to put some sounds. I didn’t want to just use 100% generated effects and I thought it would be a good fit to have at least some wind blowing (at that point I didn’t have the snow particles either) and some basic sounds for user feedback, so I downloaded a recording app and started to blow at the phone.

• Relatively comfortable development pacing. I did iterate quite a bit with controls, the camera and even the main mechanic, but at no point did I get the impression of being stuck or sluggish.

• No tech issues. For LD39 I’d switched from Unity 5.5 to Unity 2017.1, and it was a bit unstable, with lots of crashes over the 3 days (I was never sure if that was Unity’s fault, that I’d enabled the experimental new .NET support or perhaps Touchscript not being fully compatible). This time it all worked flawlessly.

What went wrong:

• Belated start. By the time I finally committed to the dive/climb idea it was past 17h. I don’t generally start coding before lunch, but still I wasted a couple of hours sketching things for the corruption idea or just deciding.

• The most important thing to me: Glitchy controls, and slippery horizontal motion. I was using acceleration-based calculations for movement, and even if I’d added some drag it still felt too hard for everyone who tested it. I still feel the sting of guilt when someone tells me “I’ve tried your game, but I’m so bad at it”. I could just cheat and say "oh yeah, it's intended to be hard", or "well, you're on the snow, so of course you'll slip", but I'd be lying. It was broken all along :flushed:.

  For example, a stupid mistake I made was not paying attention to the differences in input devices. The game was slightly less slippery on a gamepad, and I didn't realise that on a keyboard (which was what most people were using) the amount of horizontal impulse was just 0 or 1 (on the gamepad you'd get a broader range), making it less permissive. In the end I removed acceleration, and it seems to be better now.

  Additionally, the boost skill is mapped to a separate input than the jump. I’d tried to have both on the same button, but given the way the jump works it didn’t feel right, so I added a separate button to control the boost's charge and release. Still, it was quite buggy and had to patch it too. I’m tempted to revisit all that logic and try to combine them again now to see how it works.

• No proper character art. I ran out of time to create some decent sprite for the main character and animations, and the placeholder I’d created to sketch how it would look like made it into the final build. I like the design, but it wasn’t final by any means.

• Insufficient feedback. It takes a while for most people to realise about the catch of the game. While I wanted players to discover it by themselves and potentially keep playing the level to improve their score, I think I could have added some in-game hints to communicate it beter. For exampe, I had in mind camera changes (travellings, increasing the distance so there was more visible space and could anticipate better, or maybe some visual cues).

• Timed out. Nothing new here. Just look at the Trello screenshot from before :sweat_smile:

Recap

Despite the initial frustration at deciding the game I wanted to make and the issues with controls I really enjoyed making Mountain Diver. As always, I’d like to keep improving it a bit, but, also as always, I can’t predict if I’ll stick to it for long.

Thank you for reading up to this part, and if you try the game I hope you enjoy it!

This article follows this one.

Fourth stage: probably the most complicated. It is about writing down all the rules of the game, and updating all the data involved. It is also the opportunity to redistribute the code in several Javascript files, just to make it easier to find your way around. It is also a first balancing phase. At this point, only one button is implemented, found on the excellent OpenGameArt site, to pass the turn and see the parameters evolve. The background has also been changed. Finally, it is time to add the conditions of victory and defeat.

Fifth step: we finally start giving the player the power to act! The "End of turn" button finds its place, and all the possible choices are available. All buttons act on the player's rules.

Step six: This time, it's with the neighbors that the player can interact! It is also an opportunity, given the time pressure, to change the market system to make it much simpler.

Seventh step: that's all well and good, the buttons work, the game can work and that's not too bad at all, but something is missing... Something very important... Indeed, let's get back to the basic question: how can the player understand what he is doing and why? It is simply missing a help! A first version is therefore put in place, which will prove to be the final version for lack of time. English is not my strong suit (I'm a French cliché, I tell you!), so I'm getting a little help. A "Help" button is added and accessible at any time.

The final maybe tomorrow! In the meantime, you can test, comment and rate my game here;)

https://youtu.be/zO30C7Wenlk

UPDATE v1.1 -

Made a small update post-jam to fix a few small issues and do a tiny bit of optimization. In particular, the file size is now less than half the previous build! The update includes:

• Fixed autotiling errors;

• Camera and screenshake fix;

• Gamepad input crash on game over fix;

• Difficulty balancing;

• Music/sound optimization.

This update brings the game a little closer to my original vision and should provide a better overall experience for players! Enjoy and thanks everyone :D

Have you tried out our super AAA game, rewarded by the greatest magazines? What are you waiting for?! =O

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/the-amazing-game-3-0

Here's my game. I don't have time to advertise it much or play many games so this is as advertise-y as it gets. If you want me to play your game please post it in the comments to this post

This is our Game: Overpopulation

Please try it out and give us Feedback.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/overpopulation

If you still haven't gotten around to playing Sunburn, why not give it a try? :)

Some of you suggested continuing to develop it into a mobile app. Would really love to hear your ideas and suggestions on things to add/improve for a possible app version, both in the game mechanics and level design! For instance, we think there are many interesting variations on the shadow mechanic that we didn't have time to explore in the jam. Any feedback is highly appreciated! :smiley:

PLAY IN YOUR BROWSER

We're having fun playing Snaketris and seeking bugs and things to improve in post-jam version. Do you want to help? Or do you have a friend and some time to spend playing snake around tetris or vice versa? If you are not sure, here's the gameplay video made of the best moments from the last eight rounds:

https://youtu.be/gxcUn8PzdKE

Play yourself, don't hesitate to comment!

Comment your browser games here, if it doesn't have an online version, then I will not get to it quickly.

My game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/a-spark-of-light

Help this guy/girl out, his/her game deserves more credit: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/some-seriously-screwed-sheep#/

Ever wanted to roam the stars, collecting treasure and shooting space pirates? Well now you can https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/space-pirates

It's our very first Ludum Dare and it's so awesome a lot of you have been kind enough to provide us with feedback and a rating!! Appreciate ya! All of ya! It's been a fantastic ride (no pun intended) and we hope to hear a lot more from you! And of course you'll definitely see us again in the next Dare! :D

If you haven't seen our game yet, check it here and we'd love to hear your feedback!

--> https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/captain-capsize <--

I've made a build for Windows :smirk:

He creado un post-mortem explicando un poco el proceso detrás de crear Yottaman. Está en español. Pueden leerlo aquí. ¡Saludos!

I've created a post-mortem explaining the process behind the creation of Yottaman. It's in Spanish. If you're interested in reading it in English, please leave a comment; if there are enough people interested, I'll translate it. Cheers!

Want a game you can just sit back and relax while playing? If you haven't tried droplet yet, give it a go. Let me know what you think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmCM3mFo3XA

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/droplet

Heya everyone !

If you havn't seen our game yet, you are welcome to try it and leave us feedback :).

Link : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/didgeribug

Here's some awesome art we wanted to add to our game during the Ludum. 72h is short, we'll know it next time ;).

Aslo got a litte question for you by the way, github pages seems to allow only static content and block http trafic, which platform do you use to host your games with working leaderboard ? tyvm !

Hi, I am doing a research on MOBA games (Dota 2, League of Legends, Smite, etc.) and I need your input. It is anonymous and it won’t take more than 3-5 minutes. This report will be public and may even help the development of the game. I know surveys are annoying, but they really make a difference. Every response helps! Thank you in advance! https://goo.gl/forms/DIovZlfQW1ZDEkFA3

My game got 20 ratings! I'll be playing a bunch over the weekend, too, so comment your game below!

I made a short timelapse video of me working on our jam game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quUkXcqqyYY

Please rate our game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/whatever-floats-your-boat

This is my submission ! It’s about robots, their fruits, and the rodents that steal them. Now with even eviler rats !

I hope you will enjoy it.

PLAY HERE : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/technologis

## Who would have thought being poor was so hard ?..

Happy Bankrupt is a game where you play an old man who tries to get rid of his money !

It's a choice making game, you must to loose your money, but be carefull about people opinion !

There is a lot of random events ! See our ludum dare page to know more about it ! Dont forget to leave your opinion about this game :)

link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/happy-bankrupt

I hope you like the game. I totally forgot about music and audio, I know, next time will do better.

I also uploaded the source code: https://github.com/jmrepetti/Alone-in-the-bar

Play it here: http://jmrepetti.com/AloneInTheBar/

Rate it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/alone-in-the-bar.

Thanks!

Matias.

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The trailer of Parent Simulator has just came out! Did you saw it??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKaaKWhOZDY

:baby:PLAY IN BROWSER:baby_bottle:

https://arputikos.itch.io/parent-simulator

:star:REVIEW AND RATE:star:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/parent-simulator

:cyclone:STAY TUNED:cyclone:

https://twitter.com/Arputikos

http://www.arputikos.com

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