Four friends that never programmed a game before, jumped into this pool fearlessly: Qwer City was born. A simple game with its flaws but fo(u)r us it was like climbing a mountain. We hope that, on your own way you enjoy it! We did it in two days (and a couple of hours Monday night) due to work on Monday and so many things we wanted to add will be forgotten. We are eager to learn about others opinion, just to understand how to build a game from scrach and pulish ourselves.

Here is the link to the game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/qwer-city

PS: Excuse my english, we are from Spain.

Hello! I just want to show you the game I did for the gamejolt slamjam with theme "Fringe". Any feedback will be great to learn more for the next Ludum Dare. Learning is crucial for making better games.

http://gamejolt.com/games/6543299712/260581

I know it's not the best place to show you this, but it's a pity that the slamjam wasn't very concurred so almost noone has played my game and I work very hard for the weekend. I really hope you enjoy it!

This time we were only three but we had a little more time for completing the jam. We were more ambitious and, as I believe it will always be, we didn't achieve to put many, many, many things in our game, for instance that perfect balance in the difficulty curve is something we failed to do before the game publication.

We had a wonderful time, we distributed the jobs in a more efficient way but we ended as exhausted (by monday we were running out of power) as the last time. We definitely are looking forward to play other creations made during this weekend and for Ludum Dare 30.

You can try our game here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/robot-kernel-panic http://gamejolt.com/games/RKP/273333

And here some screenshots:

After receiving a lot of comments about how our game was really difficult, we decided to work on the game system and map layout to make the game not easy, but easier (Apocalipsis ain't easy). This besides some touches and bug fix we were already working on. We hope now you find the game more enjoyable.

If you want to check "Robot Kernel PaniK" a puzzle strategy game about managing your station from your bunker check the link below!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/robot-kernel-panic

How can I see if someone has replied me a comment in their games or on a post? Sorry if this is a silly question.

This was a crazy weekend. We decided to go for unity with source control for the first time. Also it was the first time we were so many (9 people in our team!). The first two days were simply a mess! Half of the team add other stuff to do and quit their positions, our lack of knowledge diminished the work infinitely and, on top of that, our source control was breaking all the team. Finally, Sunday afternoon we were only 4 people left (2 programmers, one artist and one musician) with an idea not at all developed and not even defined. We did a fail fast, find the simplest mechanic, change to gameMaker 2 (the engine we used in the 2 former LD) always trying to maintain the sprites we already had.

The product is UNSHOP! A little endless runner, that besides some little bugs we didn't prioritize, I think it's quite good for less than 32 hours. We are happy with the way we resolute the situation. Please, enjoy!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/unshop

Can't wait for next LudumDare!

My Themes are: -Lose to Win -Keys -Oximorons

Last time I participated making sounds

I was amazed at the original entries that there were this year, there is a lot of material to try out this year. If you want another game about loops, why don't you try this one!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/a-loop-is-a-loop-is

• Carry your loop and use it wisely.
• A small interconnected world for you to explore.
• Fast travel between sections (get the coins now or leave them for later)
• Moody music

I don't know yet, but very maybe.

For this ld I made a puzzle strategy game with a lot of tiny rules to discover. Try it if it's your jam!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/48/layers

I found a real card solitaire game last week, giving only a rules pdf of how it worked. I downloaded it and read it before playing, then I found that I had no deck of cards at home. I bought one today, but can't remember exactly the rules nor the name of the game, and haven't found the ld page in my history. Anyone remembers which game this is? I would love to play it. Thanks!