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A jam submission

FluxRunnerView game page

Race against time in this endless runner supporting Parkinson's research
Submitted by j3ss1e — 1 hour, 11 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Sound/Music#141.6332.667
Gameplay#161.6332.667
Enjoyment#161.8373.000
Overall#161.4802.417
Theme Interpretation#180.8161.333

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

HYTOPIA

No

Was not made with HYTOPIA

hyperPad

No

Was not made with hyperPad

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

First game ever? That’s impressive! I wish my first game was this coherent :D

You’re spot-on, on three key points:

  • Saving high score.
  • Making assets yourself.
  • Reasonable download size. It’s amazing how many seasoned game devs still mess up all three of those.

A few ways this one could be improved, you might keep in mind for next time:

  • Needs more opportunity for expression from the player. Maybe cut the jump off when we release space bar? Maybe allow left/right arrows to move a little horizontally?
  • Difficulty should increase over time. That means either speeding up, or decreasing the max distance between hazards, or both.
  • Powerups shouldn’t be reachable without jumping, and hazards should kill you faster. Rule of thumb in this kind of game: If the player lets go of the keyboard and just lets it run, he should be dead in a couple seconds. (I let go after 20k points and it ran for at least a minute before ending).

But I really am impressed with what you have here. If I win a prize this jam, I’ll give it to the MJFF in honor of this game.

Developer

Thank you so much! That is really meaningful! and also great advice. I really appreciate it! 

Submitted

great job for your first game! and I loved the meaning behind it too! Good job!

I'd appreciate if you could rate/play my game as well! :)