Looking to play and rate a game without a bunch of downloady stuff? Try mine - a cross between an old-school karate game and, well, several other genres.

LD41 page here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/mortal-keybat

If you play and rate mine, I'm happy to play and rate yours back - just let me know in the comments.

I Will Rate your games tomorrow, after you have rated mine. :grinning:

Here's The link to my game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/quick-down

Post link to your game below, after you Have rated my game.

Would suggest you to wear a diaper if in case you are on bed because "Memes" are coming... (well, of-course only if you click the link below)

Play our game "MEME"Bumps and be ready to be terrified by the "Memes". Look here they come YodeeoOoOoOooOeling...

Click here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/memebumps

Dont forget to leave us a rating if you liked the game! Till then.. Cash me outside, how 'bout dat? ;)

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/blob-dungeon

I was waiting some time to start posting stuff about my game, but now I probably have some time to play other games and also show mine - re-engage into the community have a look at other titles!

You can check mine here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/dunk-em-up

My game mixes the resource gathering from (specifically) Subnautica with the hectic kitcenwork of Diner Dash. It is getting all sorts of good reviews, so if you haven't already. try it out.

Or read my Post Mortem. That has only one review, but it is this:

wow

So, yeah, might also be worth your time.

Leave me a comment and I'll be sure to check out your game as well.

as with the last post, if your game has less than 20 ratings, feel free to post it in the comments.

My game finally has enough votes, but a lot of games still don't. Among those are:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/no-giraffe

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/elaab-bark

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/time-turner

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/yellow-and-blue

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/golf-rush

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/follow-the-light

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/mare-underworld

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/gorkball-champions

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/haunted-mansion

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/feed-me-1

as always, they can all be found at https://ldjam.com/games/danger/all and https://ldjam.com/games/zero/all

Please show your support to all the games you can by helping them reach enough votes for a score.

We're working on a new version that will be out sometime after the jam. This will include a lot of the feedback that was given, as well as features that we planned and didn't make it. We perhaps will add a few more references and achievements also!

Thanks to everyone who has given feedback so far! It has been fun!

Check it out here if you haven't already! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/toppen-ultimate-anime-defence

What a week this has been. LD41 was my first-ever game jam, and my finished entry, Love Is A Battlefield, is my first published game under my "Altrix Studios" banner, and the first published game I didn't make at university. (My scene creators on Newgrounds don't count.)

First of all, a massive thank you to everyone who's reviewed Love Is A Battlefield and left such kind words. It's especially amazing to see people whose games I followed all jam long, coming over and leaving positive reviews on mine! Honestly, I was happy just to get it out the door on time in an almost-entirely-working state, so the feedback is just the icing on the cake for me.

So, what have I learnt from those 48 hours?

What Went Well

• First of all, I think I got a bit lucky with the theme. It was one of the ones that caught my attention back in the Theme Slaughter round, and I was glad to see it win. If it had been one of my less-preferred themes, I might have struggled more to get off the starting blocks.
• My warm-up really helped as well. As practice for Ludum Dare, I spent most of April working on a PICO-8 demake of one of my uni projects... that happened to be a shoot-em-up. Love Is A Battlefield was coded entirely from scratch, and ended up being far more complex, but that practice run meant I had a good idea of what I was doing.
• Speaking of PICO-8, it was definitely the right choice of engine for me. No compile times, no tabbing between different programs, graphical constraints that helped disguise my mediocre drawing skills, and code length limits that forced me to scope small. I'll almost certainly be using it for any future Ludum Dares I enter.

What Went Badly

• In hindsight, I actually caused problems for myself before the event had even begun, by staying up late on Friday and then sleeping in on Saturday morning. If I'd gone to bed normally, and gotten up normally, I could have had 2-3 hours of extra development time, which would have really helped with the next thing...
• Testing. I just did not test this game enough. On multiple occasions, I went ahead and hacked in hundreds of tokens' worth of code without testing any of it, and then when I finally ran the game, I found I'd made half-a-dozen typos or introduced some silly glitch. The boss battle in particular was so glitchy that I had to post an update fixing it, after I told myself I wouldn't do that. The fixes took me literally fifteen minutes. I would have found them if I'd bothered to test things properly.
• I made a minor slip-up as well when submitting the game - I forgot to put the controls! Thankfully, from playing a few other PICO-8 games, it seems I wasn't the only one... but still, it's not great to wake up in the morning, excited to read your game's reviews, and the very first one just says "I couldn't figure out the controls". Oops.

What Comes Next?

I'm already working on a "DX" version of the game, to be released after judging ends. It'll take into account all the feedback I've gotten so far, and will have more polish, more features, and fewer bugs. I'm also working a more relaxed puzzle game, based on another theme idea I saw during the Slaughter, so I might post about that too.

Again: thank you all. This has been a wonderful introduction to Ludum Dare, and I absolutely intend to have a go at the next one as well.

~F1

Blob Dungeon

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/blob-dungeon

We proud to announce an update on Blocks'N'Blaster which give more score rewards on players action. We also added an expert mode for people who would like to beat the 717 000 Record

Monday we'll add the bomb powerup and some last feedbacks for you guys, because you gave us amazing feedbacks. We'll start rating hundreds of games from tonight until the end the week !

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/blocksnblaster-1

cool game!!!

challenge yourself! Try to destroy all enemies and score 8200 points

You can play it in your browser Or download it to your computer (windows) have fun

play the game here =) https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/crazy-cube

Hi!

I have gotten so much good feedback to my game Skies And Cubes, and a lot more than I ever expected, so thank you all so much for that! Also make sure to note me about the mistakes and what to fix and how to improve as a creator.

But let's get to the point!

I really would like to play some games that I haven't played yet, so possibly we could play each others games? So just go and leave a comment in this post, that you would be up for playing each others games :) I would love to see new kinds of games and maybe you would as well! (You don't know what to expect when playing my game)

Thanks a lot again!

Hi all,

We've been playing some of the games out there, there are some really impressive ones!

Take a look at ours if you feel like dashing n' slashing guards :

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/oni-hunter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6SQ_I1G0oo

Big update

Hey, I've just made a big update of the game. Mostly bug fixes and balance changes based on your feedback. So if you would like to, please play the game again and tell me how you like it now.

So the whole experience should be much smoother now. Still controls are not as convenient as in StarCraft, for instance no rectangular selection of multiple units, but hey, it's a clicker, just click more!

Thank you guys for your feedback, I enjoy very much your kind comments. I just love it when people play my games and like them.

Balance changes

• Most of the levels are redesigned to make them more interesting.
• The game is much harder now.
• Many units have been adjusted (health, speed, attack).
• Auto Click now clicks twice as fast.
• Plates cost less.
• Factory and Heavy Factory cost more.
• Robot is not that tall anymore.

New controls

• Units are controlled with right click now.
• It's now possible to pan the camera with right click drag.
• Added F and L keyboard actions (toggle fullscreen and restart level).

Bug fixes

• Huge performance improvement (reworked starfield shader). Now works in Chrome.
• Resizing the game window and going fullscreen is now possible.
• Unit spawning is now more logical.
• Wasn't possible to switch unit attack target if it was nearby.
• Build menu now stays open if unit is deselected or a building is placed.
• Unit is not deselected on command.
• Hovercraft is now easier to select.
• Now possible to select enemy units and buildings.
• Health and attack values are now visible on select.
• Camera shake is now working when a building is destroyed.
• Some sounds had a delay.
• Many more small fixes and little enhancements.

Hey everyone! I made a timelapse and wrote up a postmortem for my golf/tower-defense/strategy game, Puttsy.

If you feel like giving the postmortem a read, you can find it right here. The timelapse is embeded in the post, but if reading's not quite your cup of tea, I'll stick it in this post, too!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXd1eo5CNSY

There, see, I'm a man of my word. Now if you haven't played Puttsy yet, go check it out! I may be biased but I think it's pretty great.

Will you ever reach the top? (Or at least the clouds)

For returning players:

Thank you all for the precious feedback you gave us. You will find some neat fixes and value tweaks that make the gameplay more dynamic! (you can already see it in the GIF! :wink:).

Check it out here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/shuffle-climber

1.4 2018/04/28

• #### Pause system
• #### Audio
  • M key to toggle mute state.
  • Ctrl + up|down arrow to adjust audio master gain
  • on screen display when adjusting audio level.
  • #### Sound effects for all actions but Tetris rotation and Tetris clean slate bonus, music.
• #### Tetris: Color scheme system for Tetris blocks.
• #### Single-game testing modes.
• Invaders: BlockWeapon destroys Invader shots.
• When GameOver, can press Enter or R to restart game from rmGame.
• Invaders: Clear all Invaders bullets when InvadersPlayer dies.
• Invaders: InvadersSaucer points are now multiplied by Invaders.level and Tetris.level.
• Bugfix: last two invaders bunch up toward end of level, fixed.
• Bugfix: Enemy explode collision with Block Weapon crashes game due to explode object being treated as an enemy but having no points variable.
• Invaders: player becomes translucent when Invaders loses focus, to convey invulnerability
• Tetris: clean slate bonus for completely clearing Well of blocks with a line completion
• Tetris: added Lines count to display, temporarily removed Chain Bonus display until Chain Bonus is actually implemented
• Tetris: Added a roof object to Tetris.
• Tetris: Adjusted initial placement of new Tetronimo.

Play and Rate InvadTris!

What went well: * creating the 3d models * colours for the models * texture generation/creation * gameplay logic * collision detection * scoring * success & fail animations * publishing the game in LD website * browser compability

What went badly: * no restarting of the game, so everyone need to wait for game to load * load time is too long, even with the async loading of assets * adjusting the difficulty level of the game

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/shuttle-launch

Thanks to everyone that played my game!

@GexAlmighty @pandademic42 @pahlsoftware @jcmonkey @onnofal @GiGiChef @Beebo-Studios @silkworm-sweatshop @Wheffle @Laktris @hank1996 @joekickass @Tay @fashionbatman @Scout @Linus @David-Wallett @Rick95

And of course if you're interested, you can still play it here.

Thanks to @pov for running the event and for the amazing community here!