That was a hell of a weekend! After 48 hours of jammin', allow me to introduce... Ants, Inc!
My game features 12 unique ant workers, each with their own animation loop. It's been a while since I've done any 2D animation, so making these characters was a lot of fun. Here's a preview of 3 of them:
You can unlock all 12 ants by playings Ants Inc. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/ants-inc.
Cheers! -Mike
Hello fellow LD-Devs! It is done - again. Finished another game, did overscope but could manage to focus and implement main loop(haha).
Hope you also had a great time! GG to everyone!
Cursed Deck is a Slay the Spire esque game where your goal is to actually ban all of your cards to win and escape the endless loop of drawing cards. You will encounter monsters which... when killed will grant you a prize. Sometimes even the most important one - the option to ban cards from you Deck, Hand and Discard pile.
You have to play smart and keep your Attack cards in your hand at the end of your turn - if possible, because the Ban card will always focus on your Deck and Discard pile first.
Here are two small gifs of the gameplay.
Can't find the link to my game? Here it is: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/ludum-dare-47-cursed-deck
Please leave your entry in the comments - will happily trade rate 4 rate. :)
Welcome to feel the atmosphere of our game!
STORY: Player is a boy in this world. Seems like everyone is busy here.
You also have some works:
Ps:The small circles loop sucessfully above the workers is aiming to make the big circle loops sucessfully. To make the small circles loop, you can talk with them and remind the workers continue their tasks.
CONTROL: Press E to chat
Press Space to attack the birds or remind the workers
Close to the tower to refire your torch
A for left and D for right
HTML: https://meowmeowliteraryclub.itch.io/fire-and-loop
It's missing the ending
The submission page is basically empty
There's no sound or music
But it is UPLOADED
Check out our game HERE. It was a lot of fun making it and we hope you have some fun playing it.
* that was fun *
Good luck to everyone
This is my game Enjoy https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/stuck-in-a-portal-1
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loop-land
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/tally-marks
We finished our jam game! It's my very first Ludum Dare so please everyone be kind and take a look at it! I am very proud and am already overwhelmed by the nice comments! This was a great weekend adventure and I hope that I can participate in Ludum Dare again in the future!
Hi everyone! We have just released the first build of our game! We would appreciate it very much if you could play it and tell us what you think <3
This is not the final build, we will be releasing a new build soon, with several bug fixes and finishing touches. Thank you for your interest and patience!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/welcome-to-tarot
Come one, come all to experience the greatest single player MMO there ever has been. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/neverquest-6-a-minimalistic-singleplayer-mmorpg-its-a-game
Sadly, we stumbled across more and more issues with our game and due to technical problems the whole gameplay crumbled and it's not really playable :confused:
It was anyhow a bliss and we learned a lot of stuff in a positive way and a few negative things we will definitely know how to work upon in the future. Hopefully, we will continue working the project and have a sound, fun to play, and continuous exciting game in the future.
Obviously, we won't keep you alone int the dark and still -- at least -- show you some snapshots of the game:
Phew, we made it! :tada: Submitted 4 minutes before end of submission hour, our game is up and ready.
You're stuck in a rather bizarre place. Do you have what it takes to get out?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/pillars-of-anguish
We hope you enjoy it. Please play, rate, and let us know of any issues you come across! :heart:
Playable on Linux, macOS and Windows. Sorry for the lack of a Web build, but Godot's HTML5 export for 3D projects is currently borked.
After submitting, too hungry and tired to add detailed info and pictures. There is more to come!
In the meantime, you can play the game! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/ascend
Thank you everyone who plays and votes. This is my second game, and my first game jam so it means a lot to me that you're taking the time to do so.
My first game was similar... a ball you roll down the field. But in that game I only used the baked in unity assets. Everything was made from cubes, spheres, and cylinders.
In this game I took it up a notch by learning ProBuilder, and how to shape the terrain. I also built some new, more organic shapes, and learned how to make a glass texture. Coupled with the cotton candy colors, and the pink fog, it gave the game a more dreamy look. I also added the ability to "collect" the crystals, and gave it a cool explosion when doing so.
I tried to figure out how to add a score for the crystal pick ups, but I wasn't able to figure that out in time. Instead I added a little creature to float around the scene and give it more life. It took a few different tests to get the little fairies to move around, but I finally found a great script that made them move around randomly. It added a bit of life to the area.
I should have added some music, but I kept saving that till last because I wanted to make my own so the game was all me... that was a mistake. I'll be adding some after voting is over.
Here is a video about my first game, and what I learned to make this new game (in 48 hours): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcL5zgCceWQ
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/chrono-curse
Here's a link to ours! We're very proud of our entry, come play if you have the time, would you? Would love it and we'll also play yours! Good luck everybody!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/evolooption ;)
Had some issues publishing and adding pictures/screenshots, etc but finally our game Infinite Nightmares is fully ready to be played please take a couple of mintues to check it out. Super exited as this is our first ludum dare entry ever!!!
https://alpasyon007.itch.io/infinite-nightmares
Have some screenshots:
The more cubes the better :p We had a lot of fun making this one! Learnt a lot about making things in blender and making music is always a treat. We hope you enjoy ghost cubed :) try it out! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/ghost-cubed
Here is our entry for the LD47: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/orbit-2
You control a spaceship that orbits Earth. Press ‘spacebar’ to move between rings and smash obstacles while collecting fuel to keep your spaceship alive. If you let your fuel run out, it’s over. If you run into an orbiting obstacle your fuel will be seriously decreased.
Overall we are decently happy with how the game turned out and that we got a playable build of the game submitted, considering we changed game ideas halfway through the jam. Had fun over the weekend creating the game and learning so much about game development. Definitely gonna participate in Ludumdare in April!
I am happy of the result of the game we achieved to make. Trying voxel art was a good experience, all the team is tired out, but we can finally go to bed proudly :smiley:
you can play it here : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/automate
with @nelow and @gabjet
That was our first entry to Game Jams in general and Ludum Dare in particular. Despite this, we are so pleasant to state that we've finished our small game in just 72 hours and now can just fall asleep after playtesting few other games ^_^
To sum up, we need to prepare much more with our base ideas and developments, take a little bit more care about mental preparing) Hope you guys also had so much fun and did your game well! Please, present your games with great game-pages and screenshots and let's all take a great 22-days game testing streak!
* "Escape this testground!" * That's a game about a lost robot, which has stuck at stranger's test ground. That stranger uses main hero for his experiments with compression and kills him each time for his own purpose. Player will help our main hero to pass each level using all the death ways he has and finally try to escape that weird place. Or... Or you'll help him stay there forever :laughing:
You can easily check out our game's page and give us your feedback! Game is available for quick in-browser play at itch.io, by the way
When doing my game, I could not get boundary colliders work properly. All the movement is transform.Translate, collisions are tested using raycast 2d. Rock boundaries are in tilemap and have tilemap collider 2d and composite collider 2d on them. Whenever I test for hit, it always hits boundaries, even when raycast is within the area with no actual colliders. How can I make this work? What's the workaround or solution?
Thanks for any input!
You can try the game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/lassoem-up
Will you be able to solve the Crypt Loop? :unlock:
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INSIDE THE LOOP
Playable now in a web browser or on a Windows PC!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/inside-the-loop
This was a proper 72h journey! We will certainly return for the next LD and more gamejams...
A big salute to all participants, hope you enjoyed this sprint as much as we did!
Now it's time to celebrate and PLAY SOME SWEET JAM GAMEZ
Let's meet again in half a year~~
"Genius!" - Peace Of Cake Games
"thanks I hate it" - indigo
"It reminded me of the times when I had Windows 98 which was terribly infected with viruses.
<stares blankly ahead with vietnam flashbacks< " - BukkakeTears
"While (true) { Console.WriteLine(“Fuck while loops”); }" - cuoshen
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/whileloops
Hello guys, that's the first time that i ever participate in a Jam. That's all i can do in less than 72h for now, and i hope you enhoy :)
Game Jolt Link: https://gamejolt.com/games/InAHouse/543241
We made a top-down shooter with a programmable gun!
And metal legs!
Will you be the first to beat it? (For real, we haven't even beaten it yet)
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/whilealive
You are an armored courier stuck in a loop of grave juice deliveries. The vials of grave juice you're delivering must make it to the delivery locations so the apothecary can make his money. Be careful with the merchandise! There are traps scattered about the world that threaten the safety of the product.
Try it out! We appreciate any and all feedback!
Hey everyone. I'm a streamin'. Submit your game URL in the chat!
https://www.twitch.tv/bighugejake
Participated in my first ever Ludem Dare! Was hesitant about the theme at first, but was a lot of fun once we landed on a concept! Please let us know what you think! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/lights-out-on-pluto 
And remember everybody! It's important to rate other games and comment!! This way you will help yourself and others!!! Good Game Jam everybody!!
(Now with 100% less deafening sound effects!)
Beat em up and enjoy your time! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/jackaster
...get it? The loo. It's like stuck in a loop except well...you get it.
Play our game if you like fun colors and spirographs and also fart noises. Because we're adults.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loop2loop
Now everybody get some rest. We're all a little loopy. Haha. haha. ha. I'll see myself out.
https://youtu.be/NNFDuCqADpw
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/the-loopers-path
We did it! Another Ludum Dare. Now it's time for some rest and then tomorrow's time to play all the games you guys made!
Our game is a survival game that never stops!
Even if you close the game and you open it up again you will still be in the same loop.
Try beating your own high score or that of your friends,
by laying eggs and spawning your children.
Don't forget to avoid death or you will need to hatch from the remains of your corpse!
https://sludgekey.itch.io/broodmother
https://bernard-bumblebutt.itch.io/lily-pad-drifters
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/fancy-trash
It has come to our attention that the humans have been storing the finest trash in the world in a high security prison known as an "art gallery". You are going to infiltrate this "art gallery" and claim the trash for raccoon kind. Drop down, grab the Fancy Trash and steal as much of it as you can without getting caught!
A three minute experience about GROWTH, LIFECYCLES, and LOOPS.
Play Here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/seed
Made by Asemic Games: - Tomás Aquistapace - Iñaki Diez Galarza - Facundo Gerbino - Lucio Ruixo
It took a bit more effort than I'd like, but the WebGL build finally works. If you want a slightly better experience there's also Windows and Linux builds that are both tested.
Get the game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/hell-loop
Some gameplay showcase :)
You’re in charge of hell and your job is to punish the filthy humans.
Autoloop is out :D
There is still some bugs, but we'll post a little update soon. But now let's sleep !
Game link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/hudson
I ported Hudson to Mac with a build this morning. I hope this helps more to access the game!
Still working on WebGL, but there's no audio when building for web. :(
Thanks for this jam ! I tried some of your games and will continue tomorrow, it's time to sleep for me now :)
Thanks again to my great teammates @azsteak and @130n35 who worked with me on Bore Out!
You can check the game here : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/boreout
Good night everyone !
Drive a car and spin! That's it!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/spincar
You are stuck in the same level of your favorite arcade game... how long can you play on this loop? How many times can you show the boss: who is the real boss!
This is my second Ludum Dare. I was waiting months for it and apply the lessons from my first entry, therefore this game is full of sound, color and a good core loop.
Special thanks to my wife for supporting me in this madness and looking forward for your feedback.
Thanks for your time.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loopertary
Break in with Brick'd Out! Smash everything and leave no brick intact in this Breakout inspired arcade game. Move your mouse around the level to control the paddle, and left click to launch your ball. Just be sure to keep it stuck in the loop!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/brickd-in
Howdy, everyone! This Ludum Dare was a lot of fun. It was crazy hectic at the start though. I spent the first 30 hours just prototyping ideas until I settled on my entry. But I'm extremely happy with my game. I took the extra 24 hours to really cake on the polish and it makes such a difference. Play, rate, and let me know what you think! I'll be playing everyone's game that leaves me feedback.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loop-land
For the last level of our game The Daily Grind we added a challenging puzzle inside a dungeon.
It will require you to create complex loops with conditional jumps to complete the level!
Be sure to check out our game if you're interested :)
You are a mage that has been cursed by a nasty spell. You are now stuck in a loop of actions - Jump and Shoot. Traverse the caverns with this affliction and escape the loop!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/mage-game
There’s no escape out of here, there’s no end to it… Only incredible shroomy fights ahead!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/catnip
I worked on this Ludum Dare with my partner. We interpreted the theme as "stuck in a loop" of checking phones and social media, so we made a game about an alien trying to juggle multiple phones at once!
Work started on Saturday, and was totally scrapped and redone starting Sunday, so this one went by even faster than a Compo entry. We're both proud of the end result!
We did it! 🎉 After a long weekend we‘re finally done. Check out and rate our cute hamster wheel game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/hammy-the-hamster !
My entry got frontpaged on Newgrounds yesterday and it was the best thing that's happened to me lately :D
(https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/hoop-hopper)
We did it in time! We always wanted to design an own combat system. Stuck in the loop gave us the opportunity to integrate the theme in the story of our game as well as in the combat system.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/the-claimants-of-death
hey all guys, hope you are done your games and they are great! Just want to share our game to the community. Nothing special, our first game. But at first, you can think that. The truth is, what happens if objects that you need to throw off the platform returns? But you need to throw it off to complete level. Heh, you can deal that puzzle, trying to complete our levels. Just try it :) First two levels is for beginners, next three is for pro's :)
That's a 100% approval rating!
There have been heaps of really cool submissions! I've been trying to play as many as possible :smile:
If you're interested in trying our game, here's a link :D
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/hyper-racer
It's not perfect, and it has a few bugs, but we absolutely loved making it and will likely continue to improve it, add more levels and try to make some of the crazy ideas we had during the 72 hours a reality!
It's honestly mean the world to us if you tried it and let us know what you think! We've been so close to the game, we're not quite sure how to balance it or what is actually working and what just screams to be removed.
Any feedback is good feedback!
My game "Stuck in a FOR loop" is about changing the number of objects in a repeating scenario in order to make way for the character to crush the "bugs" it encounters!
It is the first time me and my partners try having a single texture for all the models in the game!
Let me know what you guys think!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/stuck-in-a-for-loop-1
Made with Unreal Engine and exported for Windows 64bit.
For our first jam, I'm pretty proud of the work we accomplished. We had a great idea for a looping platformer, and while I think a more experienced team could of done it more justice, we all learned a ton and I'm confident our next game is going to be 10 times better. If you guys could check it out and give us constructive criticism, we'd greatly appreciate it.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/end-the-rampage
https://gamejolt.com/games/radiation/543210
I was pretty sure we wouldn't get a playable build ready right up until about 2 minutes before the deadline...
Hope you enjoy playing it... it almost killed us to make it!
Lately, I've been playing a lot of mystery and detective games. My gateway drug was the Danganronpa series, which I already fell in love with at my first Class Trial. I'm already a sucker for good character design, even if the characters' personalities seem a little bit over the top (and if you played DR: Trigger Happy Havoc, you've got to agree with me on that), but the trials were when the game shines the most: the animated next, presentation, the expressions, plot twist after plot twist. I can't overstate how hooked I was.
Ever since, as a long time game jammer, I was waiting for the opportunity to make my own detective adventure. This compo was when I finally gave a shot at detective games, but with my own twists.
The general setting of the game is a kingdom where a political assassination has happened. And pretty much all the possibilities point to someone who's a noble. The king, very upset, decides to lock out all the suspects in a building with no escape, until the killer themselves is executed.
Therefore, Bloody Baron alludes to one of the most famous serial killers in history, the Bloody Baron of Brittany.
My main inspiration for this game was Werewolf/Mafia, a party game that is the bane of my existence, because I love it so much, yet I'm absolutely terrible at it.
Detective games are complex. There must be a mystery and it must be engaging. There must be barriers towards solving this mystery, but they shouldn't be too overwhelming. There must be a motivation to do it. When it comes to Danganronpa, the motivation is pretty clear, you want to survive. And that's true, in general, the most basic motives are the ones the player is most likely to go with.
Because I already needed to handle this complexity, I decided to put everything else out of the way. Literally. Everything else.
And that's when the idea of text adventure came to mind. I had played some good ones in the past and wondered, this could work.
Some concepts were borrowed from the DR design, indeed, like the nighttime. The nighttime is supposed to make you approach it in a different way, you can't always be as careless, but maybe, exploring during nighttime could give you important hints to whom the killer is!
As for procedural generation, I'm no stranger to it. I attempted it at my first compo entry, Dream Roamers, in 2017, with a fairly good result. It can get cheeky to promote your game on the premise of procedural generation, though, even when it's something like generating the map, so we can put that aside, and focus on what the game needs to be: an exciting and dangerous mystery.
I'm a big fan of the guideline "show, don't tell". So instead of going with a huge lore dump at the start, the plan was to give the player the pieces to glue together and find out the story behind Bloody Baron. Even though that was the plan, showing and not telling is sometimes not as easy as it sounds.
Characters were designed on the run. Even if I'm kinda proud of my work, it could've gone so much better. Many of them had potential and were underdeveloped simply because I ran out of time. Chio, as a war criminal, should be the prime suspect right off the bat, but maybe he isn't really the murderer. But I couldn't get that across simply because time ran out and I had to ship the compo entry without anything on his description. Same for Odette, and Larissa, which were characters I was proud of designing but the players probably won't see them shine for what they are.
Since this is a game by me, catgirls are necessary. Luna, the catgirl, was actually the first character that came to mind, as some kind of comic relief to the whole situation.
I can't help but make lore and characters for my jam entries, and that has thrown me on the dirt, too many times. It happened in the Ludum Dare before, it happened in the GMTK game jam this year (yes, there were catgirls there too) and it will happen again.
This game had plenty of breaking bugs when I first submitted it. You couldn't reach nighttime without the main thread panicking. Inserting out of bounds input caused the IO to hang indefinitely. Voting in the trials had a chance to crash. Those were the first things I've heard from players, and frankly, after spending my weekend locked down in my room doing one thing and barely leaving to go to the bathroom, it is just a little bit disappointing.
The process of bouncing back was mainly using debuggers and trackers and finally doing some play testing, which I didn't do much before. After I tightened up some screws, people actually seemed to like the game. I got a lot of positive comments after that.
Among Us was definitely a factor in building the hype for my game. I can't really say it was a direct influence, because I never really played Among Us. Even then, I always liked the concept, and have been looking forward to give it a go for some time.
While Among Us and Werewolf were so much about the mind games between people, and Danganronpa is about concrete clues that the murderer lefts behind when committing a murder, the intention of my game was to be about logical thinking and building trust among the people that are there locked with you. I can say for certain that all of these games played a part in my decision to make this entry, but they aren't the same as my entry. I feel like I succeeded in making something that bears its own flavor.
In general, I managed to make a game that had an interesting concept, and people will agree that it was fun indeed, but was buggy as hell at first. What I learned with that was to spare more time to play testing. It's just as important as polishing.
As for the things I got right, I think my choice to remove everything out of my way and make a text adventure so I could focus on building the mystery was definitely a factor. So, it's not always about making the scope simple, but picking your fights. And don't pick them all, or you're gonna get smashed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJSug4iChtw
I think it's hard and people won't beat it but go have a go, I promise. I can just feel this one is the best game I've made
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/rad-boar-rewind
http://vorpal-games.com/RBRewind.zip
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/stuck-in-a-drum-loop
Cheers to everybody who submitted an entry for this jam! Check out our laid back 16-bit puzzle platformer with a mind-bending level and original music. Can you escape the Labyrinth?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/labrynth
But just what is a Russian Bear Hunting-type game?
this is the dark souls of top down shooters mostly because of how one breaks the loops which you will have to find out on your own
SPOILER : ITS VERY HARD recommended just for "hardcore" players
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/the-facility-1
go check it out and let me know what you think
also, this is my game if you wanna check it out :wink: In The Loop Link
Last jam I only had 1 hour left to make a quick one minute arcade-like game and this time I missed it entirely, so, I am a sad sad man :|
This was our first game jam ever, and it was an amazing experience.
Please, check out our game and let us know what do you think about it following this link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loopllet-hell
Had to scrap an entire days worth of work because the original idea didn't work but I somehow managed to pull through with a new idea! Played a couple games, looking forward to play more tomorrow after my brain stops being mush.
Come play it here, it's HTML so no download necessary https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loopy-orbits
Ya'll are so sweet. I am so surprised by the support. I was really nervous about Tally Marks even though I shouldn't be. I guess it just comes with the territory of being a Game Developer. If you haven't gotten to play my game yet you can follow the link below this paragraph. I wouldn't have been able to do any of this without the person I worked with either. It's really great. Thank you so much everyone.
Also since this is my first Ludum Dare, I don't really now how rating works. I mean I know how to rate things, but what does the voting and everything actually do?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/tally-marks
Hey all,
As is tradition, I try to do a decent postmortem on any entry I finish. Here are my thoughts on the weekend. You’ll want to use the restroom and top off your coffee first.
https://toddmitchell.itch.io/loopsed/devlog/184330/humor-is-serious-work-my-ludum-dare-47-postmortem
Thanks! Todd
Third Ludum Dare; The whole team made a great job, and all of them worked toghether and everything, even if it has been really tiring, went for the best! We're thinking of making a post Jam update; Keep following us!!
Folks, our cheese is on a roll. There's nothing you can do to stop it.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/cheese-over-and-over-again
Thank you to this great community for the excellent feedback and for taking the time to play our game, "Dolen Days". I've had a blast playing other peoples games and there are many that simply amaze me how polished they are.
If you haven't seen our game pop up yet, please take the time to give it a go and review it if you can :) You can play it right in the browser or download it.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/dolen-days-working-title
A beetle works nine to five in beetle hell, but his cool teen daughter says his job is lame. Help him retire early and buy a timeshare so he can fish for eternity!
All ratings are really appreciated, we worked super hard on this game!!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/sisyphus-beetle-takes-his-daughter-to-work
We made Commuter, a looping tower-defense game where you pardon terrible drivers from their eternal commute by hurling them off the road and into the afterlife.
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/commuter
I finished my game, Outside The Loop, with 1.5 seconds left in the development stage of LD47! Anyone want to try it? It's a platformer with a fun twist. And of course some loops to get stuck in, since it's LD47!
Come try it out! Thanks to the positive feedback I've been getting from players, Outside The Loop should be getting a full version available soon! I wasn't able to implement all that I wanted to, but the full version will be epic!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/outside-the-loop
Get stuck in loops! Go through the gaps and don't move while going through the yellow ones!
Game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/looped-chaos
(That we know of!) We've seen people make it to level 5, and a death on the final boss... can you beat it and make it to New Game+ for the extra characters?! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/derps-n-dergs-one-shot-to-save-the-world
Hey guys, try my game!! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/unholy-echo
TYSM!
I need some sleep
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/fear-of-gears
Can you escape the feared roundabout around the Arc de Triomphe in Paris?
Or will everything end in chaos and explosions with the "Fun Mode"?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/stuck-in-paris
My first time participating in Ludum Dare, and it was incredibly fun! It gave me the push I needed to actually finish something (although I want to make lots of levels now!)
Check it out at https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loopy-glitch!
We made a cool Japanese themed deck building game. It's our best game yet, after 3+ years of jamming :D! If you're into card games, come check it out!
The Titan's grave is a 3D-ish bullet hell where you are stuck in a loop against a boss
Any feedback whatsoever is appreciated on it https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/the-titans-grave
Lasso your way through a dangerous path in Traveling the Wild West!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/traveling-the-wild-west
My take on the theme was to get different things /stuck in a loop/ using a piece of rope.
Can you beat the challenge of the temple?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/third-times-the-charm
Congrats to everybody that finished their game! Can't wait to play them all!
Received feedback about UI and minor bug reported. Should be able to fix later after back from work. :)
Here, get some screenshots !
Our game is called "This house looks familiar" we are very happy with the results, play it give us feedback and we will make shure to play yours and give you feedback <3
You can play it here https://diegogary25.itch.io/this-house-looks-familiar
Hey everyone! Thanks so much for all the support so far on my LD47 compo entry, it means a lot. I made a couple QOL improvements based on comments i've received: namely jumping with up arrow works now, and the spawn rate was fixed since it was a bit too high.Check it out here (since I'm not sure if these qualify as bug fixes): https://nethead.itch.io/soro-boro-updates
Thanks again and congrats to everyone who finished a game, really amazed with everything i've played so far! <3
I forgot to say I'm in for my 22nd Ludum Dare event... And was very busy frantically sound, music, art, and programming our game to post. @naali and I made our first Sequel, the original game is seven years old, and it's really cool to see how much we've grown.
They absolutely smashed it!
Lapping a clone/ghost/enemy!
The lap marker!
Catching up to myself
The advanced level with half pipes!
