Developer : Yusuf TUNÇ Saound : Iman YAGHOOTI
My first Ludum Dare experience.
There's a robot.The robot is trying to destroy objects.he gets points for the balls he destroyed.Robot tries to win the game
--> Thanks for the comments
https://y-tunc.itch.io/cleanbotudumdare42
This game is about surviving in an overcrowded metro carriage. The big yarn monsters will harm you with heavy punch and hit you out of the carriage. Feel free to enjoy! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/$99498
Q/W: Stretch Left/Right Arm
E/R: Stretch Left/Right Leg
(If you tried for times and found it hard, you can press Tab to be FIXED and INVULNERABLE)
Comment on this with a link to your game if it has browser version.
Well, I guess here's my obligatory post-mortem! Here we go (also take two, I accidentally refreshed the page without saving the first one...)
The Pros: * I think execution wise, it went pretty solid. The game's features were all implemented the way I wanted 'em, and in my play testing I didn't run into anything major. So mission successful? * I tried out Bosca Coeil (or however you spell that app) for the first time, and I think came up with some decent sound effects. It's definitely a solid app. * The UI elements came out much better this time around than they have in the past, even though that might not be saying anything. I still only set it up to support 1280 x 720 resolutions (or similar aspect ratios), but I guess supporting multiple resolutions is a little awkward for such a short dev time.
The Cons: * I felt like the gameplay didn't really sell it on the fun factor. I guess we'll find out in the voting, but I suspect that will be the case. I think it is mainly the game I decided to make, over the theme... it just wasn't all that great of a theme for a game. Ah well. I had a MUCH better idea in the shower though on Monday... (a SHMUP game where the screen slowly shrinks while you try and avoid bullets and such, basically. Much better idea) * Graphics were still kinda sucky, even though they are a slight improvement over my last submission. * Apparently you have to change the visibility on the itch.io page for people to see it. Who knew? That should be fixed now though.
Anyways, if you wanna play it, you can find it at this link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-tv-install-man
P.S. It has a web version :D
Cheers, and good luck to everyone! I hopefully will hang around for the next one too :)
I show my first attempt at Ludum Dare in the youtube video below
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJkli4qrdoo
The Wren Pirates are big fans of interactive fiction, so this week I learned a lot about Twine (and maybe some JavaScript by default). In real life, WrenCorsair can draw; I use Photoshop/Illustrator for a lot of my professional work; and we threw all of that away to bring you a text game. Hopefully, the splash graphic reminds you of simpler times when bits were 8 and text was all you got. We promise that your actions in the first half determine your fate in the latter. It’s safe for work or while waiting for public transit, btw. (Looks just as good on mobile!) We have a little woulda-coulda and maybe some shoulda, but we hope you enjoy meeting Trish and her friends.*
*who are works of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, events, or spacecraft is purely coincidental
If you are concerned with global warming you should play our game and then send it to your local senator to warn them of the dangers of climate change.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/polar-panic-at-the-disco
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/speed-horder
Help Ivan Keepentamuch organize his hoard of "Amazin Preems." The more efficiently you hoard, the higher you'll score. Combine similar products to minimize stack height and maximize your score.
Finally we have finished our Jam entry!
You can download our game from: https://fingames.itch.io/zecury or visit our submission page: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/zecury
Video:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/killer-bytes
https://youtu.be/d0fIeKrTIZo
Also if you your game supports linux,let me know in the comments and I will play and rate them
Hello Everyone Please have a look at my first LD game... I am sure you will enjoy playing it. Give it a try. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/bomber-brigade
The fabric of space is collapsing behind you. Guide an astronaut through space in an attempt to outrun the inevitability any take in the sights along the way.
Made with Unity3D
This is the first time I ever did a Game Jam and the first time i made a (I think) half decent game, together with my friend Yoran I think we made something nice :) https://santaclausnl.000webhostapp.com/zyro/LudumDare/Space%20Evader(42)/index.html 
. I will play all HTML5 games(on a shitty laptop atm) so hit me up in the comments. Thanks a lot for rating :thumbsup: and hope you all had fun these last few days.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/build-build-build
this is my first time doing ludum dare, i hope you like it!
Its easy to forget how exhausting the ludum dare is, lol. This time around, I made some pretty bad mistakes regarding game design and bugs. Next time around, Ill have to watch for that. Minor details that effect the game so drastically can be easy to miss tho.
Common places to upload are: - itch.io - dropbox.com - drive.google.com - github.com
Hello jammers I finaly managed to add HTML export to my game description,now you can play it on itch.io Is there more time to upload mac version too?im not sure Check out my game👇 https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-red-pixel
Please play and rate my game, Taint, a fast-paced platformer, involving running through a level, flying, slashing, and shooting crows out of a book to reach the next part of the level. A wall of corruption chases you closely, can you win?
Any criticism will be appreciated!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/taint-a-ld42-game-by-pyja-and-katb-1
I'm gonna do a full post about this tomorrow but our team will rate the games of anyone that leaves us a comment.
So like, don't wait up. Come play When Life Gives You Lemons!
It's a tiny fast paced platformer, nothing serious.
Play Velocity Square
After less than 3 days, we are glad to present our LDJam 42 entry: "XORN: The Fallen God".
XORN is a 3D isometric fighting game in which you have to kill ennemies before they kills you.
The only constraint ? The map is falling into pieces because of a huge storm. Collect coins to repair the floor before you runs out of space.
You can checkout and rate the game here https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/xorn-the-fallen-god Please leave us feedback, we plan to continue this game in the future ;)
Here a little Gameplay screenshots:
Hi peeps! So recently, I got some feedback from you, which mostly said something like this: "The enemies are moving too fast!" :thinking: So guess what? I actually made the game more fair for the player. Thanks for your feedback, I hope I will get more soon. :smiley:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/torobot
Recently when I saw jtn191 playing my game on twitch, I noticed that on his setup my game played very differently than it does on my machine - player character moving very slowly, causing the game to be much more difficult than it's supposed to be. I suspect it's something to do with the webGL build. Has anyone had a similar experience with WebGL? Is that why so many games only give a downloadable binary version and not a web version?
Anyway, here are the top 3 of the 13 games I rated so far:
Viral (https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/viral): really neat concept (having to delete files on your computer to stop a virus) and great implementation, and the interface felt great.
Park and Match (https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/park-match): a very stressing valet simulator :) I had fun with it and thought it conveyed the theme really well.
Flood (https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/flood): one of the more polished games I've played. Especially liked the bow shooting mechanic.
Gonna rate more games now. Would appreciate it if people want to try my game out as well! (please try the binary version if webGL version seems too difficult, and tell me if you see a big difference):
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/pyramidion
Forgot to say this last night because I was so tired and stressed out because I thought that I missed the deadline to post when the website was buggy. But anyway,
Make sure to check it out!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/no-more-space
We published the LD page but forgot to publish the Itchio page, but now we have and you can play the game here
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/humans-need-space
This was our first LudumDare and we are all very tired but also very happy ;-D
Check out our game "CheatDay" and help Bob eat a lot without his stomach getting too full
My game, Pick up space toys, is a sort of "I spy" where you have to make room by picking up the space toys (we're running out of space, see?).
It looks like this:
People are curious how I made it. The key ingredient is a 360 photo camera and a tripod. I took multiple photos from the same location (being careful not to bump into anything or move the tripod):
Then I used an image editor (Gimp in my case) to mark out where the space toys are. I cut the "no toys" photo at these exact spots: the program uses these pictures to mask out the toys when they're clicked.
The effect looks really good when the two pictures match exactly. Unfortunately for one scene the sun was moving and illumination changed. I didn't have time to retake the pictures so we have to live with it for the jam.
To display the 360 photos I use the A-Frame webvr framework. It's good for that and as a bonus, when using a VR headset it can show the 360 photo around you in VR. I was only able to test with the Oculus Go but the effect's pretty cool.
I made the sound effects with bfxr, and the music with Bosca Ceoil. It was my first time using them.
I put the game on Glitch, a gem of a web site where we can share code, work collaboratively, and edit our programs directly on the web.
Please play my game! I hope you have as much fun playing it as I had making it!
This Ludum Dare i was not able to finish or even start my game properly. The reason for this is that i had no free time to work on it. This weekend i was traveling around and have not had access to my computer for long enough hours to be able to get started on the ideas i had. Next time i will certainly plan for some time to work on it. I hope you all had fun this Ludum Dare.
Triple Tribble Trouble done!
Tried publishing last night for an hour during the last hour. Website was so slow, but there was a grace period of 2 minutes I managed to publish. Well, good thing an extended publish day was added, for all who didn't manage to publish.
Otherwise, we had a really fun jam this weekend. I think we managed to create a pretty polished game. The only thing I would add, is more levels, traps, triggers etc.
Also, we were a bit nooby with git, and once again had to learn the correct work-flow. ALWAYS commit locally, then pull, then push. Or there will be trouble... oh the trouble we had. You could say we had triple trouble :smile:
My first solo jam ended up being a bit more than I could chew. It was inspired by Douglas Adams's Starship Titanic, where you have to speak to the people to progress in the game, but it doesn't always turn out as expected. It was a good learning experience nevertheless.
It's a simple game where you kill a boss while the void is closing in on you.
Link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/void-eater
Yes!! WE MADE IT! This time we took the Running out of Space LITERALLY.
You can even play this on mobile :D Simplest of our games made so far but one where we both (@blu3bird and i) tried new software and engines. Namely Affinity Designer + Spine and Defold engine.
I'll leave the new engine experience to @blu3bird to share.
We've actually taken the inspiration of the character from a popular TV personality. In fact, even the name of the game was inspired.
We unfortunately forgot to include the sweat in the game :P
Here it is: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/sweatin-spinnin-spacin
Please play and rate our game and let us know if you did in the comments on the game page so we can play your's too!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/sweatin-spinnin-spacin
Try our game where you must build a city with a little twist.....METEORS! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/falling-town
come and play our game:)
In a world where personal space and disturbance collide. When your space is no longer your own. One man must embark on a journey to avoid huggers, talkers and callers.
This is my LD42 game Taint, submitted for Jam, created by PYJA and KATB. The theme of the competition was running out of space, and we fulfilled this by having a spreading corruption chasing you away, and enemies constantly producing high damage dealing corruption. This can be swiped away with your broom. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/taint-a-ld42-game-by-pyja-and-katb-1
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/taint-a-ld42-game-by-pyja-and-katb-1
I had a bit of time before work today, so I was able to catch up and play some more games. I'll be looking to rate more when I get back home this evening though, so if you'd like me to take a look at your game and leave you some feedback, just drop a link in the comments and I'll put it on my list.
If you'd like to return the favour you can find our game here.
Go grab that cash and make a run for it! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/$101422
Hi Everyone!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/adventures-of-captain-cleaner
This is my second Ludum Dare Game and this one is pretty good than my first one. Please check it out and leave a comment and I'll also check out your game! ^_^
Thanks in advance!
Some Images below:
Hi, we're happy to announce that few hours ago we finished and published "playable" version of our new physic-based logic game - Restacker.
Download it here: https://puebebe.itch.io/restacker
We barely fit in time and we still have many thing to improve, like adding freeze blocks mechanic and improving distribution on the screen (maybe an additional gamemode could be developed), but it's finally done and aviable for download (unfortunately for now only for windows, sdk problems and stuff).
As following, we warmly invite you to play Restacker and enjoying our game (in my opinion destroying stuff and throwing 'clamped' shapes is very satysfing) If you can, give us a feedback what should be changed or improved, and what was the most enjoyable in our game.
Contact: ReStacker.contact@gmail.com
Github: github.com/puebebe/LD42
:a:tleast it work. We'll try to polish it more for that additional time
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/pre-alpha-build
I added Mac and Linux versions to my game. I haven't been able to test that they actually work, so I would appreciate feedback from anyone running those platforms. Thanks!
Diane’s daughter has gone missing, and they’ve found her phone. It’s a race against time, battery, and memory to search for clues about her disappearance, while discovering the intricacies and difficulties of a young life in personal crisis.
This experience is part mystery, part puzzle, and part slice-of-life, with rich, immersive elements of voice acting and original musical compositions. Players must rely on their own drive and intuition to solve the disappearance.
HTML5, PC, Mac https://cercle.itch.io/l
That is all.
Just published our dungeon crawler Backspace Bouken, where you run out of spacebars as you explore a retro-style dungeon.
Finished my game (LETTERBOX) last night but just now got to uploading it. I had a good jam, hope you did as well!
This has been my 3rd Jam I've participated. I teamed up with 2 first-timers who did an amazing job with their part of the game.
You've been swallowed by greedy guts. Now you have to escape using your own means of transport, a spaceship, but beware; he never stops eating. Fly your way out, avoiding falling junk food and collect blue crystals along the way for the highest score! Don't go too slow though or you will be swallowed by some greenish acid.
Programming : Janko Knez
Art & Design : Veronika Burger
Music & sound effects : Domen Antlej
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/born-to-jump
https://youtu.be/6RZVVxE9W5E
It was challenging, but totally worth it, I had a great time with this concept. Can't wait to review your games, this is the sweetest part of all for me)
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/plug-and-shoot https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/plug-and-shoot https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/plug-and-shoot https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/plug-and-shoot
Come and play Mass Coalesce. :D
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/mass-coalesce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2i_n4nQdnY
Hey, guys, we published our game!
It was our first experience as a team and it turned out great!
So you need to manage you resources or you'll get out of space and you'll die, literally - you clients will kill you... Wow, damn, you should play it, I promise, you won't regret it.
Hi guys hope you can rate my game and give me some feedback and i will do the same
Suddenly you wake up and you do not remember anything and you see yourself in the execution yard
you can play my game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/you-should-be-executed-1
Hey everyone, It's been a really long time since I was able to enter LDJam, I liked the theme and had what I thought was an interesting idea. You have to shoot enemies in a top down arena with your spaceship, but each time you miss you create another block of wall, so if you keep missing you'll decrease your playable area. Or if you're really good and you get every shot you "only" have to survive the incoming enemies.
There's a web version, hope you try it and have fun, I sure had fun making it.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dont-miss-1
I worked on something, and if I hadn't, I may never have given it a shot again. So that's the silver lining!
The dark cloud, however, is that my game can't build (there are Unity system errors beyond my control that cause the build to fail every time), and several functions I programmed with tutorial scripts from as recent as 3 months ago for reference do not serve their purposes.
The game is about a shadow trying to bring back his friends, in a world that's had all shadows removed due to a curse. The curse also says that nobody will notice that they've lost their shadow, but all shadows will be gone forever (and the sun will burn everything) if someone notices a shadow alone in the open. The main character has to collect shade underneath NPCs and (eventually) props like buildings, revive the shadow that belongs to that NPC (or prop) and move to the next one quickly enough to build up a "shade multiplier" (basically points to buy upgrades and abilities later).
[HOW IT TIED INTO THE THEME, IF I COULD HAVE MADE IT] Essentially during one playthrough you wouldn't have the chance to go back and level select, so you get one chance to get as many points as possible per level (the first being a 4-way stop light intersection, possibly next a city block, even a whole city if I'm ambitious enough) and upgrade your traits, and end the game with both a brag-worthy score and an OP player character. If you didn't play fast enough, or didn't strategize which objects to chase after well enough, then you'd RUN OUT OF SPACE in the level from which to get shade. I know, confusing, but you'll just have to take my word for it.
What I couldn't do was get NPCs to obey the NavMesh; they wanted to walk across the street from their spawn point, when the only way to get to their destinations was to reach the intersection and cross from THERE. Next I couldn't get their animations to work fully (their walk cycle was missing a bunch of frames; it played smoothly, but was posed awkwardly) AND couldn't get the animations to STOP when they met the conditions under which I TOLD them to stop.
Oh well! I'll passively work on it again soon. I've got music deadlines to reach before I can work on game dev again.
This is a big succsess for me. Pretty happy with the results :smile: If you want to play it, click here
Being a mac user, I want to get rid of this situation. I saw many entries made by Unity, so please, do get a mac build (or a html build). For many wonderful games I saw (from the screen shots and comments), it is really a pity and no reason not to do so (unless some shaders or api are platform specific). I'm really begging on my knees>>> I will appreciate all those efforts! PLEASE!!!
PS: Be careful with HTML build, quite a number of products I played having problems with HTML build, especially on Mac not windows (even though we play it via WebBrowser!).
Somehow I forgot to set my itch page as public so I just went to fix that. Game is available right now so please give it a try if you find the time. As soon as I actually eat something decent today I'll be playing games so please tell me about yours if you want me to give it a try :)
The link to my game is here https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/no-escape so just post yours in the comments. I'll even try to upload a webgl version later.
Cheers!
https://youtu.be/FH3sev6YSmQ
If you're too lazy to see the amount the game's changed, a couple of gifs might do the job for you.
At the first playable stage:
At the final stage:
Feel free to try the game out (and, link me to yours!): https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/collapse-1
P.S: The game at the start was meant to be something like this Undertale maze (but I failed miserably):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oQVVISpRbI
hi everyone !
this is our game during this game jam;)
: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/crazy-slime-escape-work-title!
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I was having a lot of trouble getting WebGL to look good on itch.io yesterday, so I fixed that up and fixed up controller support so that it's easier to enjoy Versus Mode. Keyboard still works if that's your jam too
Enjoy WebGL: https://robochase6000.itch.io/eating-sim
So I checked the leaderboard this morning and it seems like my game can be beaten in 11.64 seconds?! My fastest time is 19s :grin: it makes me very, very happy to see that people like it enough to speedrun it. The leaderboard was an excellent addition. The lovely @fmproductions has uploaded video evidence, too!
Write an awe-inspiring charity single to bring the overpopulation issue to the masses. We're running out of space but it's not 2000 and late to make a change!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/protocol-47-superstar-appeal
This LD has been very quiet for me, my health and energy were a bit low and I didn't post anything, but we made a game and I think we achieveved something very closed, and I'm very glad of it.
I'll make a postmortem later, but for now, please, play our game!
After a day and a half of getting my game ideas changing and not being able to produce anything, I come out with a little game that I hope you will like!
How do you survive when there's not enough space left for you? You shrink!
I hope you all enjoyed this jam as mush as I did. Now after a good night of sleep, let's enjoy 21 days of discovering games!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/shrink-1
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/one-billboard-outside-of-catville
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeWwXmdwO5o
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/second-claw-shop
After only 48 hours of game development, our Jam game is kinda done! This was our first game and we are very proud of it. Too bad we didn't have time to implement the sound effects :(
Our game can be played in the browser, so no download needed. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-gentle-giant
Please test the game and give feedback! We like to learn.
Hey there everyone! I finally got up and published the game on LD website. You can check it out here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/$100585
I also wrote Post Mortem about the gamejam if you're interested in that kind of stuff, I invite you to give it a read. https://seedoflemon.pl/gamedev/ludum-dare-42-gamejam-post-mortem/
Anyway, thank you for giving me this opportunity to work on something different! I had a blast. :smiley: I'll have to go and start browsing the game all of you made and start voting. I'll probably start once the submission day ends.
If you have any recommendations as to what I should play next, you can ping me on Twitter or here in comments. :wink:
Cheers!
Annoyed at clicking through an infinite amount of Windows-only games that you can't play on your powerful Linux machine?
Giving up on trying to play and rate games because you only want Web-Playable and not download things all the time?
WE HAVE THE SOLUTION!
Use the amazing PURE CSS Ludum Dare Filter Games By Platform And Other Things list!
-----> https://tsjo.st/r/ld42/ <-----
I created this filtering system during LD41, and today was spent creating a proper script, with the help of Tegu to figure out the json parser jq, to fetch all the data so it's easy to do so for future and past jams:
Please also try out my amazing game The Space Station Is Running Out Of Space By Crashing Onto The Planet Below!
Dowload and upload programs and manage your disk space !
Hey there! This is my first Ludum Dare (also my first published game) and I can say I'm happy to finally finish and publish a game. A little endless runner/platformer with pong-like controls, named Padundle, which you can check out here.
My second Ludum Dare entry is finally here!
So the theme was "Runnung out of space" mh? I think I got the right thing for you guys.
You start on Earth and eventually end up beyond the observable universe.
All numbers, sizes, speeds are very accurate so be aware that this is CPU heavy, there are 21-digit number calculations going on in 60FPS.
Two friends were sitting on a couch and shittalking. Lets call them Joe and Steve.
Steve: "Eyyy.... I really want to run..."
Joe: "*What?.. *"
Steve: "Run. Like walking really fast?.."
Joe: "Uhm.. yeah so why don't you do that?"
Steve: "..."
Joe: "Just run. Run as fast as you can, takeoff, launch yourself into fkin' orbit.. keep running and run out of space"
Steve: "This is dumb"
Joe: "Mayonnaise"
Hi !
You like 3D isometric games ? I think you will like XORN ! XORN is a 3D isometric fighter / action game. You have to kill ennemies before they kill you but be careful, the map is falling into pieces ;)
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/xorn-the-fallen-god
My game is a Hollow Knight Path Of Pain inspired difficult platformer.
I hope you try it out!
Tribe Terror is a Strategy game, that plays like a 2D-Sidescroller. You have to get recources, make weapons and tools, extend your tribe and defeat the enemy!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/tribe-terror
My first game for Ludum Dare. Took a lot of time and work since I am new to Unity. The Space is running out of space since every country started launching way too many satellites, and now there are many unusable satellites in the space in the form of space garbage. Your job is to shoot and destroy the red satellites while leaving the green satellites untouched. If you miss a red satellite, it will reduce the space left in Space!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/space-cleanup-when-the-space-was-running-out-of-space
Didn't think I'll be able to finsih it on time but well here it is!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/be-quick-or-be-dead
https://teamcatwheel.itch.io/one-billboard-outside-of-catville
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/one-billboard-outside-of-catville
First time I tested Unity was back in 2013:ish and I didn't really like it and I stayed with Java and LibGDX.
Earlier this summer, after Apple announced that they are deprecating OpenGL, I decided to install Unity again and test if it has improved over the last 5 years.
To cut the story short I ended up using Unity for LD42. It was a fun ride and apart from the random crashes and a few WTFs I enjoyed it.
I need to learn how to draw sprites as fonts. I ended up doing a very silly pixel copy from my sprite sheet to an UI Image to get out sprites font to show up. It's very limited but was the quickest way I could find now.
Compiling for other platforms was easier in Unity compared to LibGDX since I didn't have to worry about shipping a copy of java with the game.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-skeletons-took-my-boat
We both was uninspired by the theme and just started to work on some vague idea of gas clouds covering an island. After a bit of tweaking I'm pretty happy with the result. I feel like it's missing a few bits and bobs but unspired + shifting platform + limited time = happy that we got another game done.
I have experince of PerlinNoise since earlier and decided to generate the islands randomly on each run. Luckily Unity includes a 2D-version of Perlin. Then some magic happend and my brain just wrote code and I did stand beside and watched.. somehow I managed to create islands of all different sizes which we then limited since the idea is to have a quite small island covered with gas clouds.
So if I have to pick one fun moment of this jam it was that one hour in the zone where things just happend magically.
The only thing I want to add are smoother borders between the layers but I wasn't really up for that challenge.. maybe the next time or in a possible post-jam version :)
It's available but in the end it become a bit too laggy and we decided to not include it. I guess I went a bit too crazy with the particles thing :) Also I noticed it doesn't work in safari (no lights) so decided to keep only the downloadable versions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAAFZtRGUbo
Pretty Happy for finishing our first LD The game needs more development, but hey.. that's ok! It's playable :v:
Be the captain of this strange spaceship and investigate your crew to find the alien that is eating the rooms. Match the crew profile with the alien and kill this monster(becareful, dont kill inocent people).
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/there-is-no-space-to-panic
...(congratulations to everyone)👽
Here's the intro music of the game:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/mass-coalesce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUIgn13LC8g
Have fun! :D
I have added my game a bit earlier. I would like some feedback as this is my first game with godot. Like does it fit the theme well? is it fun?
I plan to make some quality of life improvements, aswell as amking a web version, as it stands it's only available for windows right now.
Check it out here
https://sylver.itch.io/limited-space-racer
Check out our little game Spaceness. It's so simple, you only have to avoid space rubbish and get the highest score. It can be easy at the beginning but do not get distracted because the more score, the more space junk. I have managed to reach 2501 points, and you?
as the title says, thanks to everyone who played my game, ive made a small list of feedback points which i will (hopefully) integrate into my next LD game :)
Heres the list so far:
-x86 support (duh.) -smooth color transitions instead of instantly swappable palettes -Better control support, maybe even for actual controllers (people seem to be confused about my controls, understandably, i use the mouse, space and WASD or the arrow keys, quite odd) -more weapons to allow for more depth
feel free to check out my game, LaserJuice and add your own feedback :) https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/laserjuice-top-down-shooter
https://www.twitch.tv/grizeldi
Luna (the cutest reaper !) must take souls arriving on the river, to place them in their wells.
You lose the game when 3 areas are overloaded ! Can you beat the record ?!
For our first GameJam, we realized this game in 4 members team. Have fun and don’t panic ! ;-)
CLIC TO PLAY+RATE >> https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/souls-panic
Here you have to thwart the smallness of the table, can you do that??? if you loose you will be fired by your angry boss!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dictable
I've recieved many comments that my game is not able to be played. Thank you all for this very important feedback. I'll be home late today, but I will look at the problem then. Please try to play it again, when fixed. Have a good time you all!!
Here is the link to the game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/spaco
Hi, this on has been our first ludum dare, we enjoy a lot making it. Please check our safe animal game :-)
Hope you enjoy https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/guardian-of-the-galaxy-vol-c-r-a-p
Escape the junk now!
It's cramped in here. Please try my game called Claustro Escalade.
Having a great time playing and reviewing all these wonderful games! However, anyone else find it super ironic that their SSD is literally running out of space from all these amazing games? :rofl:
Has anyone written up a post mortem for their game? Post it here, I'd love to have a read :grin: mine is here :slight_smile:
Our game is ready to release. You can download it and source files here: https://github.com/YarikBur/sgs02/releases/tag/addExe
We have .jar and .exe files there. Wait for release on LD and enjoy!
At the beggining I didn't liked this theme, I was afraid of having a lot of Fortnite like but there is none of that. Contrary, there is a lot of insane games. GG All for entries.
Yesterday we finished our first Ludum dare game, but took forever to upload it. For now we only have the .apk version. This week we will upload an html5 port. You can check it here! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dodgeball
