Connect everything and wreak havoc in Gravitron 2047!

Hey, come and play AUTOLOOP. Help Mamüt to flee the eternal loop of the everyday life by acquiring cyborg body parts.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/autoloop

And here is the full lenght music : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXTBtfXwjn0

My game is called "TimeBot." It's a puzzle platformer! If you want me to play your game, leave a link in the comments! I'll rate it when I have time later today. I hope you'll play and rate my game too!

Have you ever wanted to collect sticks, hide in bushes, or explore the vast and beautiful wilderness?

Well you can now!

Play Stix now! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/stix

Sombrero Guy is not responsible for any heart attacks, seizers, or screaming intensity that you may experience while playing Stix.

Hi everyone. Just need for more 4 votes to get to 20.

If you have time would you give my game a try? Thanks!

What about a different genre? I'm yet to discover what genre Mandala Spa would it fit in, if you do, feel free to let me know!

Play and Rate Mandala Spa!

Don’t forget the feedback and to read the How to Play!

Play in the Browser

For inspiration:

The drawing process:

If you will not help Josh to beat the all ghosts, maybe tomorrow Josh will not be existed!!! GO HELP HIM!!!

GAME SUPPORTED ON BROWSER!!!!!

game page - https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/ghost-from-jail

But now we would want you to check our game out!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/time-saver

Hey! If you've missed out on our game please take a look at it. It means a lot to me and I'd love some more feed back on it! Some of you have left some killer comments <3

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/tally-marks

After the nice feedback we got from you, we decided to continue working on our project for some time. We started by refining the physics, eliminating some strange wobbeling here and there. Also we implemented bouncing stuff, which is a lot of fun. We are now adding to the story to minimize the confusion of some players in the beginning and including more levels with different challenges.

If you want to play as Grabby before its inernational career as Dirk Grabbitzki, you can do so here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/grabby-the-ultimate-grabbinator

link -- https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/vintagetime

Thanks to your feedback and support, we have decided that we're not done with Loopomotive yet. We want to take this game to the next level: implement some new mechanics, fine-tune and improve what we have, add new levels and content... We're thinking about PC and mobile, and 100% free to play as this is just a small project. We still want this to be a simple and mind-numbing kind of game, but better. We have read carefully every single comment and will implement some of the ideas we've received!

If you haven't yet, please play Loopomotive and give us feedback. Thank you! :smile:

Some pictures:

Work in progress level UI updates

Concept for a new level (out of many)

Take a look at my game i'll take a look at yours

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/app-ocalypse

Thank you all for those who played and rated my game Terra Nova.

This time I was finally able to finish a proper entry after many years.

Ludum Dare 47 adventure

This was my 14th LD edition. I was hyped by the amazing Imphenzia's 10 min low poly challenge videos and decided to go for a low poly 3D game, using Blender + Unity, like my first Ludum Dare games back in 2012.

October 5th, 19:00 local time - Theme came and I find myself empty of ideas. Spent 1, 2 hours thinking and thinking and nothing. Just like the last 10 LD editions or so. This time, however, I promised to myself not to give up. You won't give up.

For many years I wanted to make a game about the Age of Discovery and the colonization period (one of my favourite games of all time is the Sid Meier's Colonization). As a last resort, I decided to see how I could fit the LD47 theme in the colonization era.

With already 3 or 4 hours into competition time, finally came the idea of a non stop trade route loop, ships traveling the Atlantic from Europe to Americas, Africa and back. Open Blender, Unity, Photoshop, I'm in!!!

It was really fun to work on this little project. Ended with a nice strategy/sim game, a bit slow paced, with some UI/control problems but done nevertheless.

Terra Nova - "New Land" in Portuguese, a humble tribute to my country's Motherland 😁.

I just finished the post compo version with some improvements guided by the feedback given here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSp0Pu_n-Q4

Before it ends

I'm on my way to play and rate 100 games, including written feedback. I will try to then publish a top 10, I'm focusing on those games not receiving enough views.

Thank you all and see you in LD48!

Tempus Locus is a game where you solve puzzles using the past. This is a quick retrospective reflecting on what went well and what didn't.

What went well

• I spent a lot of time searching for the perfect concept and almost wasted the first day.
• I knew I wanted something about replaying the past, but wasn't sure how. So I prototyped the minimal controls for spawning a playback region (which would be useful for any of the ideas I had).
• Just iterating on that first prototype was enough to allow cool puzzle ideas to emerge. Once I had 5 cool puzzles, I knew I can commit to that idea.
• I didn't waste time on polish early in the process.
• With the mechanic of controlling time, I knew I needed either a sci-fi or a fantasy setting, so I chose fantasy because my last GMTK2020 game was sci-fi.
• I'm not an artist, but I used a lot of reference for this game, which made it one of my best looking ones. Just using color theory and complementary colors was enough to make a huge improvement in my style.

Example of colors used in the game: Example of reference used:

What didn't go well

• The performance/FPS was not great on web for some people, which made the puzzling and the platforming almost impossible.
• In puzzle games, I like it when the game is completely hands off and lets you discover the mechanic for yourself, which is what I did. Some people liked that, but some didn't find the mechanic easy to discover.
• Puzzle + narrative is my comfort zone. It felt like I was cheating when I resorted to that.
• The story felt flat to some people, especially because I invested too much into one ending, and not the other. (Yes, the game has two endings!)
• The bg music gets jittery if you play long enough, and I have no clue why.

Go play! All you is a browser, a keyboard, and 5 mins!

There's still time for you to help us! Get stuck in infinite christmas. A few days to go and we would love to reach the 40 vote mark. : D You can help us. Thanks

Vote and PLAY (HTML5 Version) - https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/stuck-in-a-christmas

Figured I'd jump in on the "here's a playthrough of my game" bandwagon, except this is a guitar playthrough of the escape sequence from Rad Boar Rewind. Definitely some of the more difficult guitar work I've ever thrown into an LD entry, but I'm super happy with the results. Check out the video and then go play the game for yourself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDGem1Rfxpk

Can you find a way to escape The Nightmare?

Find out at https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/the-nightmare

*For the best experience, consider turning off the lights and using headphones.

@unhandyred got to level 306 with their hamster. How far and how fast can you go ?

Less than eight days to play and rate games, developers and gamers! Get your game on while you can and rate some games!