Hey, don't forget to try this game! xD Play and Rate

Hello everyone.

I'm here to ask you an opinion. What do you think about these changes for my game? All these specters may be hard to recognize when clustered together (left), so I tried swapping colors so they can be a little bit easier to see.

Seriously, what do you think? Any artists or designers lurking around?

Oh, and I'll seize this moment to shill my game. Give me some feedback, pretty please?

Play Now

Claustrophobia (Ludum Dare 42 Theme: Running out of space) is built in plain HTML5/JavaScript (62ko compressed) with a framework I am developping.

Your ratings and comments are very encouraging and it will help me continue my journey.

Thank you... <3

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/ld48-claustrophobia

https://deformhead.github.io/LD48.Claustrophobia/index.html

A project view gif record during development. Need 5 more rating :dog: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/space-dog-escape

play with your friend : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_xWQSn7IV5ikYSBJJVLOmElUGn0j-Uwq

rate us : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/duo-dungeon

As i was being happy that my game appeared in 2 streams on twitch.my friend messaged me:dude 71 overall.at first i didnt quiet understanded what my friend sayed.so i dropped out of twitch and checked my game page only to see we passed 70 rating.the numbers moan.this is the greatest day of my life.i can not explain At first the 60 rating stuff and my special thanks.but this is beound my imaginations.thank you everyone who helped me achive this moment of my life If you are one of the commenters,thanks for the amazing support.and if you just voted thanks again.you made my summer If you didnt checked out my game do it here https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-red-pixel Thanks again. Good Luck🍀

Hey everyone! My game Ultimate Furniture Stacker X-Treme is halfway to the the required 20 to get a score! Please come help me reach 20! Also, please post your games here! (I'd love to play 'em!) https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/ultimate-furniture-stack-x-treme

Play and rate Forkin' It Up!

"This is freakin' fun man!" -Pilorekt (Twitch) https://www.twitch.tv/pilorekt/video/298303231 1:50:00

"This is like a really fun, snappy little game." -Tiger_J (Twitch) https://www.twitch.tv/tiger_j/video/298618145 1:55:15

Check it out!

Hello there!

First of all, congratulations to all of you for releasing (or even trying to release) a game during this 42nd Ludum Dare.

On my side, it was the first time I went for the 48h solo compo category. Now that I've seen both sides of the coin, I'm wondering... When you are about to vote for a game, what will it change for you to consider its category?

I expect no "good" answer, but I'm super curious :)

Let's end with the traditional "if you want to take a look at my game, here's the link" : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/running-out-in-space

Thanks! Ekilibr

Play the game here!

Play our game and give a good rating,Thanks!

I got some awesome feedback for my LD42 entry High Castle! With that feedback and some new ideas I cooked up a post-jam version! It boasts several improvements, including a choice between easy mode and hard mode, unification of some game mechanics, and a much improved tutorial system.

Grab High Castle post-jam version here!

If you haven't played the LD42 compo entry version of High Castle and you'd like to, check it out here!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dungeon-demon-and-2-walls

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dungeon-demon-and-2-walls

Hi! I wanted to talk a little bit about the Graphic Design of our game, Take care of her, that you can play by clicking here if you haven’t already!

I’ll stay spoiler-free so you can still read this, it may change the way you’ll see the graphics in a good way.

The main goal was to use graphics to reinforce the story, and help visualization while being fun to watch. My main inspiration is the Bauhaus movement, created at the end of the 1910’s. Bauhaus inspired modern graphic design in so many ways you don’t even realise it.

Even Ludum Dare logo font is inspired by Bauhaus!

This poster is an example among others of what inspired me when making the illustrations of the game.

It is about sharp lines, flat-design, strong and bold letters, and fluidity. I tried to replicate that effect as good as I could.

• Each illustration is based on a keyword, with a big font-size, from which many lines come out and stretch beyond the screen. Choosing the number of lines is important: many lines can evocate overwhelmness, or a precise number, while a reduced number of lines can evocate loneliness, void, or singularity.

• Colors help transmitting emotion, and can define precise things. I used it to set a rhythm in the design, but also to define precise characters, and set an atmosphere.

Let’s try with our Ludum Dare logo and the Submission Day post:

Here, the keyword is inclined, suggesting disorder. The three small texts being all over the place reinforce the impression. The blue background gives enough structure to make this text an important one, while the color itself creates a good color-blocking with the orange. The yellow shapes create a beautiful gradient with the two shades of orange and the circular aspect make them look like a clock, while the blue and yellow combination evocates the sky and the sun, which are present during the day.

Do you get it? Disorder, day, clock: it's Submission Day!

This is how I designed the whole game and if you're interested in this I'd be very happy if you play our game : Take care of her.

Im 18 year old student, currently with mononucleosis and I never thought I could make a game, that people would enjoy and play so thank you.

Im currently working on a video from making trophy hunter https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/treasure-hunter I filmed all 35.5 hours of development and now Im rendering it so the video will be on youtube porbably in the next days.

If you are still hesitating to play my game, as Michael Jordan said "stop it, get some help" and play it :D

Hey guys, I’m new to this community. I’ve been amazed by many entries. Is there a place for us to discuss or share stuffs rather than a simple post which may get buried out easily?

I am also looking forward to find some possible co-workers. Is there any one-to-one communication (py transaction) method or platform?

A typical topdown shooter but the difference is you have a buble gun! If you miss, you will run out of space. If you spam the mouse, your bullets will get more and more inaccurate. You can get power-ups and get more space. (And there is Boss Fights! Yay)

If you want to play it, here is the link : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/gunning-out-of-space

Hello :) I'd like to present my submission : No Destination - a science-fiction management game, in which you control an increasingly small spacecraft, and shoot off asteroids !

Here's the link if you want to try it : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/no-destination

I'd be honored to receive your ratings and feedback !! Have a great day :)

Looking for a post Ludum Dare game jam to do?:smile:

Geta Game Jam #4 occurs over three days, between September 15 and September 18.

The theme is "Chain Reaction." Can't wait to see what you all make!:thumbsup: :heart:

Click here to join!

Become a part of our wonderful Discord community!

Come play our game and leave a good rating!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/cubi-cat

I just pushed a very small update to SINGULARITY. It adds no more gameplay features and fixes no bugs (so I hope this is okay for Compo ^^) but adds much simpler menu navigation. I forgot to mirror some navigation controls to the arrow keys which is fixed now.

If you want to check out the game, you can find it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/singularity

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/32d-1

Hey, This is my first entry and I want to have feedbacks to improve, can you try this game and tell me what you think ? https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/space-intruder

Hey. If you can, please try out my game. And if you enjoy it, please give it a rating :smile:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dont-give-up-earth

Btw! Follow me on Twitter

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/pizza-defender

Ps: I will add death animations, particles and screenshake soon!

LD42 forced me to draw again, and was the most enjoyable time I've had with a pen and paper in a long time.

The game, engine and all, was written in a text editor, and making a little engine in Javascript was fun, too. But drawing! That was the most satisfying. I just did backgrounds, and you don't even get to see them very well in the final product, but it gave me confidence to do more in the future.

Try it out at https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/crowded-dungeon

Web version!) https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/anstorm

Only keep the most valuable and shiny items! Can you beat my high score of 1526?

Check it out here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/inventory-quest

https://www.twitch.tv/tiger_j

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/ultimate-question-game

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/ultimate-question-game

Hey guys, I'm 16 years old and I'm so happy that my game reached 50 ratings. This is my third time participating and this is the first time that I have managed to get this many ratings, so it really shows me that I am improving as a developer and it truly is motivating. If you play the game and drop a quick rating and some feedback, I will certainly look at your game as well :)

Try and speed run the game and see if you can beat it under 5 mins - [https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/crushed-rage-inducing-platformer]

There were a few issues with the physics, but most issues should have been resolved - so if you are willing to have some fun and take on a challenge... This is the game for you :)

* Good luck with your own games! *

Come play our game and leave a good Humor rating :smiley:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/cubi-cat

Play it here:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/bulletman

play with your friend : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_xWQSn7IV5ikYSBJJVLOmElUGn0j-Uwq

rate us : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/duo-dungeon

Ok, here's another round of games I've played this Ludum Dare and really enjoyed. I don't have any real criteria other than when I look over my rated games list I think "other people should play this!"

Ultimate Question - 42

JAM GAME by Andrey Ugolnik (@andrey-ugolnik) , Hodas (@hodas) , Dorzhgotov (@dorzhgotov) , and Usanio (@usanio)

This is another simple game with a huge amount of polish. You only need one button. You click, press whatever to launch your spaceship outwards to new planets while the black hole in the middle sucks everything inwards. This is what I aspire to make in game jam games. Short, complete and polished.

Ice Interstice

COMPO GAME by aeveis (@aeveis)

Another simple game that works really well. Cover all the blocks with ice by walking over them, or by breathing on existing ice blocks to cover ones that are out of reach. The puzzles are fun and the difficulty progression is great. You will walk through the first couple levels learning the mechanics but have to think in some of the later ones. Music and SFX are simple but charming. Plus, it was made with my game engine of choice, HaxeFlixel.

Raft vs Shark

JAM GAME by Batlordz (@batlordz)

You are a pirate on a raft being slowly destroyed by sharks and crazy wave waterspout things. Run around and click on the raft to repair it. At first it seems easy, but as you get farther from the shore things get really frantic. It always ended for me when I would move just one extra space and end up in the water, probably to be eaten by sharks... Graphics and sound work, as well as mood.

Last Piece

JAM GAME by WetBox (@wetbox)

This game looks beautiful. Gameplay is simple. What will happen is the first time you play you won't really understand it and you will lose. Then the second or third time you will make it trivial to survive and instead spend your time building a mega island. Like a god-mode Minecraft.

Any other games you really think need to be played?

Hi folks,

I am a Sound Designer and a Composer willing to increase the audio side of the game you have recently realized during the last Ludum Dare. If you think you would need my help, please, contact me here or feel free to add me to your friends' list on Discord: Tepswalker#0383

Bye!

For this jam I tried to make a turn-based game feel hectic and fast.

Before you lies the slaughtered corpse of Baron Rasec a necro aristocrat that has dominated your homeland for over 200 years. You vowed to destroy him. Your quest is complete. But the stench of the Baron lingers in the air still... Might be best to go home now before it enters your lungs!

Web version available! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-return

Play it here (With webversion): https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/hexaglitcher

Tried to make a masterpiece but ended up with this. Ah, this game took much longer than I expected tried to finish it in 72 hours but ended up with a game without any SFX and bad sprites. however, now I finished all of the problems. Check it out: https://zozer.itch.io/roos

Are you good at jumping, puzzling and escaping old evils? Try to beat the game on difficulty "Doom"! :)

Play & Rate, leave a comment, so i can also find your games!

Link to game

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/goonghosts

Hey guys I added a web version of our game "Uninstall"

The game is a little short but I hope you will take fun on it. I think we will continue the game later (add some boss and features) so don't hesitate to rate the game and let us some feedbacks !

Follow that link: https://deadeyejoe.itch.io/uninstall Page of the game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/uninstall-1

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dementia

Delete each and every one of the downloaded files, before these become hidden in the folders.

Link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/cluster

SINGULARITY now has a web version! If you don't use windows and want to play (and rate ^^) it, you can now do that.

Link: https://syrapt0r.nulldev.org/LD/LD_42/web/

we don't have any news, fixed bugs or anything (sadly), but if you haven't played our game - you could! :) (I really want to play and rate more games, but I'm still catching up with my work, those three day threw me off my schedule) https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-subway-horror-within

Hey all! I'm Layla. I did the Art, some programming and Writing on MOODFOOD. This is my third Ludum Dare!

MOODFOOD banner with the Governess in the middle.

The main programmer on MOODFOOD did a post which you can see HERE!

I'd like to share the artistic goal of MOODFOOD, and also show some concepts that were done for it before pixel designs!

I was tasked primarily with the art direction of MOODFOOD and also the writing which in return gave me a lot of control over the universe that I wanted to portray in this project. MOODFOOD is a retro-inspired game set in a cyberpunk based universe.

The Governess Concept Art

My workflow varied on this project, main characters like The Governess and even the player received concept art whereas most of the enemies didn't. The enemies were mostly just drawn into pixel art with no sketches, and luckily their designs seemed to work out! My main goal was getting good looking enemies as quickly as possible so when ready to be implemented the sprite artwork would be available.

The Three Pets of the Governess!

For the story direction with MOODFOOD, I didn't want to make it heavily serious. I used a lot of 80's slang (which assisted well in the retro and Cyberpunk vibes). My main goal was to give the player as much story as possible in a short statement (Announcement from the governess).

The Governess!

Overall this was a really fun Ludum Dare! I'd like to thank everyone for the great feedback and also compliments on the art and writing of the game!

UI now adjusts on the newer ultra-wide phones....

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/going-up

Whats the best way to make good sprites using a mouse. Alot of people say they use drawing tablets etc. I have an Ipad if I could use that too!

Hello! The work week is over, and I finally have time to try out some more of your wonderful ludum dare submissions! I'll be playing and rating your games live on stream, and giving feedback based on the design and composition of your games, drop by on https://www.twitch.tv/ildfuglen

Also, if you'd like to try my game, you can find it here! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/vampyre

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/boom-bat-battle

We woud like to know what you guys are thinking about our game! We are 2 friend who are learing to create Video Games since a year this is my very first real projekts so I woud like to hear your thoughts

Thanks to everyone who rated our game and left a feedback! :smiley: We have more ratings than the previous LD, now what about helping us reach 60? :3

Rate our game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/demonic-digestion.

ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/bulletjam

(Warning: Celeste spoilers are in this post)

One of the reasons I found myself playing through all of Celeste this year was because of its killer sound design. It had a cohesive soundtrack with a motif that got stuck in my head as I (un)gracefully air-dashed through the game. But the genius of this game's music/sfx goes a little deeper than listeners may notice the first time through. They utilize dynamically-filtered audio. This concept is quite new to me, so I spent a good chunk of LD42 exploring this technology to implement it in our game.

Before we go into any details, let's use an example to explain what I mean by dynamically-filtered audio. Watch the YouTube video below and listen to the music effect that happens when the player collides with the other character. This effect can be heard many times as the player chases the other character during this chapter.

Celeste Audio Effect

There is a pixelated VHS-esque visual effect to match the sound as well.

This is a seriously cool effect on the game and adds to why everything feels so.... epic!

So what did Celeste use to create these dynamic audio effects in their game?

FMOD! This isn't the only technology in the "audio middleware" space, but it is the one we will talk about today. Pulling off effects like this without using a tool like FMOD often results in heavy limitations on implementation (I have been there). The effect takes sound that is playing in the game and applies filters/effects to it based on the state of the game. The modification happens live as the user experiences the world. This power should not be taken lightly as it opens up game developers to a world of posibilities.

Let's look at an example of me recreating this effect. It isn't perfect, but it is close! What seems to be happening is as the player comes in contact with the enemy character in the game, a trigger is activated (we will call it "Hit") that will slide the pitch of the entire track way down and back up again over a small time interval. This clip shows me triggering the "Hit" with my mouse, but this would be done with game code eventually.

Celeste pitch shifting with FMOD

Celeste's actual implementation of this effect is a little more complicated, but this is a great place to start while learning FMOD.

So in what ways did we implement FMOD in our game? We first started with position-based audio as the player nears the space crystal. This is something that can be done without tools like FMOD, but it was a good first step and was quite easy:

Proximity volume control with FMOD

FMOD is used again later to a greater effect as the player nears the end of their journey by applying a lowpass filter to the main section of the music (simulating an "under water" effect) while also bringing up the volume of a soft breathing layer that was previously muted from the same track:

Lowpass filter and layer volume

There were other ways we used FMOD for this game jam, but this is already a pretty long post! I hope seeing FMOD in action blew your mind like it did for me! We only scratched the surface of FMOD's capabilities.

Thanks for reading and I hope this inspired you to check out these effects live in our game: Eventful Horizon

You can play and hate it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dr-zallynzky

Hello, i'm still improving my "Terraforming Cookie Tower" on itch.io! Now there is second enemy type, improved shop system and... more cookies! I would really appreciate if you could visit itch.io and rate my game, or subscribe on updates there: https://erendelous.itch.io/terraforming-cookie-tower Currently, I'm working on the "First boss" update Enjoy!

Now You can try to not hit ducks in all platforms(Windowsx86, Windowsx64, Mac, Linuxx86, Linuxx64, Android, HTML5) This version is the "POST JAM VERSION" more polished and balanced, you can also play the Jam Version only for Windows_x64.

(No matter wich version, You will hit some ducks and feel so bad)

PLAY HERE: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/dont-hit-the-ducks

PD: I couldnt test Linux or Mac version, so I would greatly apreciated some feedback Thanks!

Here is a preview of the post-jam version of RunnINN out of space, a tetris-like inventory management game with a JRPG combat system :

Upcoming features:

The guest now stays for multiple days at your inn, choose who can stay wisely ! Weaker characters will occupy a bed longer without providing enough manpower to defend your inn from monsters !

Permanent units for your party. These units will cost a lot more gold, but they will stay in your party until they are defeated by monsters !

Play & Rate here !

If you like the game and would like to stay updated, follow me on Twitter

I'm also live streaming the development of the game on Twitch most of the time.

Not the MOST exciting thing to post about (everyone's used paint programs by now!), but it IS a paint program made for running on Senbir's Extended mode computer.

For those curious to give it a try in-game, the code: //==PAINT== //WASD to navigate. Spacebar toggles if you're painting or not. Use E and Q to shift forwards and backwards through the list of colors, respectively. //This version was made for EXTENDED MODE, with its 16x8 resolution, and 4-color capability. //=REGISTER USAGE= //REGISTER 00: BRUSH DOWN? //REGISTER 01->2: KEY PRESS THIS TICK //REGISTER 03: USED FOR IFJMPS //REGISTER 04: BRUSH X //REGISTER 05: BRUSH Y //REGISTER 06: BACKGROUND COLOR REGISTER (USED IF BRUSH IS NOT DOWN) //REGISTER 07: BRUSH COLOR REGISTER (USED IF BRUSH IS DOWN) //REGISTER 08: TEMPORARY MODIFICATION REGISTER //REGISTER 12: INT 16 //REGISTER 13: INT 8 //REGISTER 14: INT 4 //REGISTER 15: INT 1 SET 15 3 00000001 //Set register 15 to the integer 01. Addr0. SET 14 3 00000100 //Set register 14 to the integer 04. Addr1. SET 13 3 00001000 //Set register 13 to the integer 08. Addr1. Yes, I know, there's a duplicate. SET 12 3 00010000 //Set register 12 to the integer 16. Addr2. SET 6 0 00000000 //Set register 6 to have the appropriate color. Addr3. SET 7 0 01000000 //Set register 7 to have the appropriate color - white. Addr4. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Get the last keyboard input. Addr5. PMOV 1 2 0 31 0 0 //Move the last keyboard input into register 2. Addr6. IFJMP 0 15 1 //If a key was pressed, jump to the input subroutine. Addr7. JMP 2 3 //Otherwise, do nothing. Addr8. PMOV 9 2 0 31 0 0 //Put the "brush down" variable in so IFJMP'll accept it. Addr9. IFJMP 0 2 0 //Jump to the background restore if the brush isn't down. Addr10. JMP 0 2 //Otherwise, jump past it. Addr11. SETDATA 0 3 6 //Wipe the old one. Addr12. PMOV 4 7 28 31 6 1 //Splice the last 4 bits of the X register (the actual x position) into the rendering register, offset +6 (<28>XXXX -> CCXXXX<26>). Addr13. PMOV 5 7 29 31 9 1 //Splice the last 3 bits of the Y register (the actual y position) into the rendering register, offset +9 (<29>YYY -> CCXXXXYYY<23>). Addr14. PMOV 7 8 0 31 30 1 //Addr15. GETDATA 0 3 8 //Get the monitor data. Addr16. MATH 1 6 5 //Paste the color in. Addr17. JMP 0 1 //Addr18. JMP 0 1 //Addr19. SETDATA 0 3 7 //Render the brush. Addr20. JMP 2 16 //Jump back to the start of the loop. Addr21. SET 0 0 01011101 //START OF INPUT SUBROUTINE. Set Register 0 to the key ID for W. Addr22. SET 0 1 11000000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for W. Addr23. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Check the W. Addr24. MATH 1 2 5 //Move the result of GetData in. Addr25. IFJMP 0 34 1 //If W IS pressed, jump to the appropriate memory position. Addr26. SET 0 0 01011000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for A. Addr27. SET 0 1 01000000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for A. Addr28. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Check the A. Addr29. MATH 1 2 5 //Move the result of GetData in. Addr30. IFJMP 0 32 1 //If A IS pressed, jump to the appropriate memory position. Addr31. SET 0 0 01011100 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for S. Addr32. SET 0 1 11000000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for S. Addr33. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Check the S. Addr34. MATH 1 2 5 //Move the result of GetData in. Addr35. IFJMP 0 30 1 //If S IS pressed, jump to the appropriate memory position. Addr36. SET 0 0 01011001 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for D. Addr37. SET 0 1 00000000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for D. Addr38. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Check the D. Addr39. MATH 1 2 5 //Move the result of GetData in. Addr40. IFJMP 0 28 1 //If D IS pressed, jump to the appropriate memory position. Addr41. SET 0 0 01001000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for SPACEBAR. Addr42. SET 0 1 00000000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for SPACEBAR. Addr43. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Check the SPACEBAR. Addr44. MATH 1 2 5 //Move the result of GetData in. Addr45. IFJMP 0 26 1 //If SPACEBAR IS pressed, jump to the appropriate memory position. Addr46. SET 0 0 01011100 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for Q. Addr47. SET 0 1 01000000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for Q. Addr48. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Check the Q. Addr49. MATH 1 2 5 //Move the result of GetData in. Addr50. IFJMP 0 28 1 //If Q IS pressed, jump to the appropriate memory position. Addr51. SET 0 0 01011001 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for E. Addr52. SET 0 1 01000000 //Set Register 0 to the key ID for E. Addr53. GETDATA 2 3 0 //Check the E. Addr54. MATH 1 2 5 //Move the result of GetData in. Addr55. IFJMP 0 33 1 //If E IS pressed, jump to the appropriate memory position. Addr56. SET 0 0 00000000 //Unset 0. Addr57. SET 0 1 00000000 //Unset 0. Addr58. JMP 2 50 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr59. MATH 15 5 1 //W WAS PRESSED. Increment Y down by one. Addr60. MATH 13 5 4 //Modulo Y just in case. Addr61. JMP 2 5 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr62. MATH 15 4 1 //A WAS PRESSED. Increment X down by one. Addr63. MATH 12 4 4 //Modulo Y just in case. Addr64. JMP 2 3 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr65. MATH 15 5 0 //S WAS PRESSED. Increment Y up by one. Addr66. MATH 13 5 4 //Modulo Y just in case. Addr67. JMP 2 3 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr68. MATH 15 4 0 //D WAS PRESSED. Increment X up by one. Addr69. MATH 12 4 4 //Modulo Y just in case. Addr70. JMP 2 3 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr71. MATH 9 2 5 //Move the contents of Address 9 (the brush toggle) into 2 for IFJMP use. Addr72. IFJMP 0 2 0 //Is the brush up? Addr73. JMP 0 3 //Nope. Addr74. SET 9 3 00000001 //Turn the brush on. Addr75. JMP 0 2 //Skip past turning it off. Addr76. SET 9 3 00000000 //Turn the brush off. Addr77. JMP 2 7 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr78. SET 8 0 00000000 //Addr79. SET 8 1 00000000 //Addr80. SET 8 2 00000000 //Addr81. SET 8 3 00000000 //Addr82. MATH 7 8 5 //Splice the color in. Addr83. PMOV 7 8 0 1 30 1 //THING. Addr84. MATH 15 8 1 //Q WAS PRESSED. Increment COL down by one. Addr85. MATH 14 8 4 //Modulo COL just in case. Addr86. PMOV 8 7 28 31 30 0 //Splice it back into the renderer. Addr87. JMP 2 10 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr88. SET 8 0 00000000 //Addr89. SET 8 1 00000000 //Addr90. SET 8 2 00000000 //Addr91. SET 8 3 00000000 //Addr92. MATH 7 8 5 //Splice the color in. Addr93. PMOV 7 8 0 1 30 1 //THING. Addr94. MATH 15 8 0 //E WAS PRESSED. Increment COL up by one. Addr95. MATH 14 8 4 //Modulo COL just in case. Addr96. PMOV 8 7 28 31 30 0 //Splice it back into the renderer. Addr97. JMP 2 10 //Jump back to the render loop. Addr98.

I also have a Custom preset & updated version that're better for pixel art-ing up in a thread on Itch.IO: https://itch.io/t/279217/code-sharing-megathread

If you want to see what Senbir's VM is capable of without having to muck around in the code yourself, this is a good way to do it.

You can compile it straight to the computer's ROM once you've pasted it into the Assembler window. Turn the computer on, activate the keyboard (look at it and press F), and then use WASD to move the paint cursor around, spacebar to toggle drawing, and Q/E to cycle colors.

Link to the game

This is the first ludum dare entry of our 3-man team, and we are pretty happy with the outcome. :) Hope you enjoy the game, any ratings are appreciated. ^_^

If you're looking for a slow-paced, contemplative, narrative experience... well I can't offer that, but heh you can still try our nervous, fast-paced, screenshake-overloaded video game!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/6-k

https://youtu.be/Pkon0WmXow0

Cheers

Hello everyone! I'm Generic Waffle. I'm doing a Ludum Dare Showcase stream on twitch here in a few minutes at https://bit.ly/2MmCgao. Stop by and enjoy! Also, if you want to suggest a game, let me know.

Come check out our first Ludum Dare entry and first completed game, Crate Rush. Any feedback and ratings welcome.

Don't miss the chance to shoot with a cannon loaded with hens! Try * Blow the Hen Down *! :chicken: :bomb:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4apRa4xGno

* And don't forget to rate it and leave a feedback... Yo-Ho! :skull_crossbones: *

Come play our game ,comment, and rate! Please leave a GOOD RATEING on Humor!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/cubi-cat

I'll be playing and rating other's game. Be sure to check and rate mine too!

https://j-riple.itch.io/dodghell

Haven't gotten to play many games, but I finally have some free time! Leave a link below if youd like me to play yours.

Check out Give Me Space : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/give-me-space

Play ours, leave a comment and we'll play yours. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/outta-space-1

I've decided to continue working on my game after the game jam. I had a lot of ideas which I could add to the game (like more weapons, new enemies, etc.). So I started working on the post jam version the day after the compo ended and in that time I was able to do some bugfixing and I added some new features. One of the features I have added is money. Your money consist of your scores added to each other, with this money you can buy permanent upgrades. the other feature I have added is a hat system which allows your character to wear hats, this system is made in such a way that hats can be added very easily. The hat I added thus far:

I hope to finish and polish these features before monday so I can upload a post jam version which includes these features.

If you want to play the jam version: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/ice-n-fice

Share how fast you can complete the game!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/better-than-thanos

You can use the largest brush, but no macro allowed! :laughing:

Now go flick 'em all!

PS: feel free to link your games, will try to rate as many as I can :grin:

Help us to have the 20 ratings on our first game jam, Big chickies. It's colorful , has lots a fun sounds (and music) and takes only a few minutes to try ;) link : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/big-chickies

You like super fast bullet hell games where trying to find the coolest way to dodge your ennemy's attacks is half the fun? No? Well don't play Hopeless Run... And please don't click on this link!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/hopeless-run-1

Hey guys! Been idling and drawing some sprites to get better at doing the vector art, and I stumbled on a good question.

In what size are you guys exporting your sprites to the game? Are you exporting them in the size you want them from the get-go, or do you export higher resolution and then scale them down in the engine of choice?

Also, would still love hearing some more feedback from you guys when it comes to my game, could use some tips about where to go with my current art skills as to the direction I should be heading!

Check out my game here!

Also, feel free to link me some games of yours to review! Much love~ :heartbeat:

Hey LD people. Our game Where Stars Belong is now updated.

We just fixed an overlapping text and added one line of text for indication that the player has discovered all playable content (trust me, that's very handy for you) It's more like a bug fix for the story of the game and no new content.

Do you think this version should be rated or not?

If you haven't played/rated our game yet:

thank you very much!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-crunch

As Prototype D45-H, show the watchful eyes of the corporation that you have what it takes to be the first to escape the test compactor: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/proto-dash-1

Dash your way forward to destroy enemies and unlock the exit toward freedom!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/proto-dash-1

Hey guys we all love the feedback we get from other developers in this game jam. But what is really satisfying is having your friends playing your game. I encourage you to show your game to as many people as possible especially irl. I did and some of my friends really started a competition for the highscore with this crazy result: If you've played my game you will understand why this is a crazy score :p Even my videogame-hating girlfriend and her friend had fun playing an obviously single player game together

If you want you can give it a go at https://shakedimus.itch.io/changing-spaces https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/changing-spaces I will return the favor and give you those sweet sweet ratings. :D

You can play our game Cherrytales in your browser, though we recommend the downloadable version for stability ;)

it seems have something to do with the latest chrome audio policy. Anyone got a workaround?

Hey, if you are in mood of rating something, here's a humble link to our game (play it in browser): https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/running-from-space

Ladies and gentlemen, since yesterday we are organizing a competition on XORN: The Fallen God to see your best player skills!

To thank you for your participation, the game of the best players will be rated and commented by each member of our team!

To do this, nothing's easier! Put a picture of your best score in the comments of our game page here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/xorn-the-fallen-god

The results will be published in our newsfeed and game page next monday! Good luck to everyone!!!

We also thank all the people who supported us and took care to comment our game!

*We remind you that XORN is available on Windows, macOS, Linux and webGL!

You can test our game, Verdurous Harmony, here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/verdurous-harmony

It's a Proto-Bullet Hell which take place in a wonderful forest "Des Bahamas".

Thnak

Thanks in advance for your time and attention!

My VR-only entry, "Defragment VR", managed to get 24 votes, so it will get a final rating! Thanks to everyone with a VR system that took the time to play it, I really appreciate it! And if anyone else has VR and wants to try it out, there's still plenty of time to do so! ;)

Just need one more rating in the humor category for my game - A HUNDRED DOGS. Make sure your 100 dogs are fed, get water, and if not, that you throw their dead bodies into the dumpsters outside. How many can you keep alive until they pass from old age, as every good doggo should? https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/a-hundred-dogs

So this was my first Ludum Dare and I enjoyed the fact it forced me to complete something and also the fact that I already have 50 ratings, initially I was hoping to get to the 20 ratings mark to at least receive a result, but now I am hoping to get to 100. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/the-city-of-forgotten-toys, link to the game. If anyone is having any difficulty figuring out how to play or not making it to the Mayor check out, https://www.twitch.tv/videos/297450872, and 4 hour 11 minute mark. Day 1 Log in at 6 p.m. and keep refreshing the page and see the major lag. Eventually figure out the theme is running out of space and sink because I was coming up with ideas for decay and evolve, I downvoted this choice and was a little disappointed. I asked my family members for brainstorming ideas and got mainly space related games, which I did not really want to make. I finally came to the idea that when you run out of space in the house you must get rid of toys. Initially you were going to play as a toy and try to just dodge long enough and not end up in the donation box. I also struggled with deciding between 2d and 3d, I created planes and deleted them. Drew a 2d toy artwork that I really liked which initially was going to be the protagonist but turned into the teddy bears you pickup, but since I really liked the artwork I went with 2d, also I was having trouble using Blender. So, I nailed down the idea and it slowly evolved to you being the helping hand and instead of avoiding being donated the goal was to donate twos. I got the basic level design and movement. I wanted to add music and sound effects. I tried using Bosca Ceoli, but could not get sounds I liked, so decided to make my own sound effects. Day 2 Most of the basic structure is done and wake up early to continue. At this point the game feels a little boring so come to the conclusion I want a second level. I draft this out and start putting together the elements and know it will be a boss battle with the Mayor. So levels put together and idea for boss battle in place. Day 3 Put together the start menus and transition scenes, really should have made a tutorial. Complete the boss battle and get to building the game. Try to upload the game a few times but keep not having a working version, since I did not zip the entire file. Now I know going forward what needs to be in the file for the game to run.

The experience was fun the feedback has been positive and constructive. I am working on adding a new level and team the Yarn Brigade. See the attachment for the leader of the Yarn Brigade. I will keep iterating on this and making sure people know how to play your game is the most important and it seems the words just didn't explain it well enough. and the Mayor one more time,

Play and rate Forkin' It Up!

"This is freakin' fun man!" -Pilorekt (Twitch) https://www.twitch.tv/pilorekt/video/298303231 1:50:00

"This is like a really fun, snappy little game." -Tiger_J (Twitch) https://www.twitch.tv/tiger_j/video/298618145 1:55:15

Play and rate Forkin' It Up!

"This is freakin' fun man!" -Pilorekt (Twitch) https://www.twitch.tv/pilorekt/video/298303231 1:50:00

"This is like a really fun, snappy little game." -Tiger_J (Twitch) https://www.twitch.tv/tiger_j/video/298618145 1:55:15

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Company.DuckyDaniel

https://duckydaniel.itch.io/death-remain2

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/death-remains

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/ball-out

Here is a preview of the post-jam version of RunnINN out of space, a tetris-like inventory management game with a JRPG combat system :

Upcoming features:

The guest now stays for multiple days at your inn, choose who can stay wisely ! Weaker characters will occupy a bed longer without providing enough manpower to defend your inn from monsters !

Permanent units for your party. These units will cost a lot more gold, but they will stay in your party until they are defeated by monsters !

New heroes, new shapes, new items ...and new monsters :D

Play & Rate here !

If you like the game and would like to stay updated, follow me on Twitter

I'm also live streaming the development of the game on Twitch right now!

We have a new animated banner for Damage Control ! :movie_camera:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/32d-1

If you haven't played the game you can find the link to download and rate here:

Play and Rate CLOT!

There is a new version of the game up on itchio that adds a few things I really felt were necessary to make the game fair, more fun and really just what I wanted it to be at it's core. (Most changes based on that juicy, juicy player feedback)

_|Changes|_

• Added power-ups!!!

• Fixed enemy spawns so they wont be created too close
• Added enemy indicators to make it a little fairer for the player
• Enemies can't shoot or attack from outside the circle
• Fixed anti-aliasing in the arena

Hopefully these changes make the game more fun and fair for anyone willing to play it :)

Just tried a new tool that I made to process music and generate music videos from it.

Here's the result processing the soundtrack of our submission

It's just the alpha version :smile:

https://youtu.be/m8gywft6f9I

Through a round of bug fixes for our entry:

Consensual Love in a Dungeon

The lewd dungeon Visual Novel game where you can meet and have possible sexual encounters with monsters. You should definitely go try it. N-not like I care or anything.

I mean, this is a super nice game !

I don't understand why they have less than 20 votes.. *Go play it and help them ! *

Let's have some fun

Somebody beat my score to Bomber Dash !
Congratulations Rodman with your :trophy: 341 points :trophy: !!!

Will somebody be able to beat this one ?

You can try by playing Bomber Dash (available in your browser) !

@raziyya got over 260 seconds in the game: Hell's Highway

Can you beat him?

My best records now is just over 200.

Play here!