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Good job mate grate video I love the style of the game

The pixelation effect was a bad idea. A lot of people use a pixelation filter to make a game look retro when they aren't using actual low-poly and low-texture assets, you were already doing that though, so you turned a good visual style into a grainy messy.

Cool video 👍 You should have added 3d printed caps onto the linear actuator and rotary encoder such as a wooden steering wheel from a pirate ship which would make it easier to understand its function

Ocean Gate be like :

Cool vid! i wish some of my uni assignments were that interesting 😅

weird looking mic, my sister has one in her room 🤔

You're really underrated, great vid

This is great! I’ve only fiddled with arduino a little bit but the way you explained it was so much clearer to me than any other source I could find. I shall use this knowledge when I need to use arduino for an assignment again!

Flashbacks 😢

Oceangate

game making?: Kind of? 6 Year old me on Roblox studio using free models and editing them?: YES!!!

yooo that assignment seems fun! i've used arduino once like 5 years ago but it was cool to make a little robot car with a face lol, i wonder what kind of stuff u could do with Unity. And lovely video as always!

HawkesByte: "This is the Arduino, which is the power house of the.." My dumb aah: "Cell?"

it cool

oh so its Controller NOT a Controller dang....

Where did You got the shaders from (link*)

Please do another!

Hello did you delete your tutorials? They were so good ;(

I did it first try, I got really lucky. Even if my gameplay total was like 30 minutes, it was really good for a short amount of time. It really did get my heart racing even if I didn't even see the monster lol

proud of everyone well done ! Amazing video <3

You should make it multiplayer

a scary game but the player is what scares the player

You should make some effects when the sheep closely avoid the cars / trains / obstacles and create some text saying “close one”

Congrats to everyone who won and played! Amazing job everyone!

4:36 will kazurek 🤝 polska gurom 🦅🦅🦅

Jam was awesome and a good training for some next steps in game development. thx dude!

Hey look it’s NabNa- OH WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR SKIN

I imagine if I play this game I'm gonna say your mom is fat Into the microphone and it would be so funny if 1 of them just kill me as soon as I say that

Thanks for hosting it was fun to participate in. If my game worked for you and and you have feedback I would love to hear it since this was my first game jam!

As a fan of Potion Maker. I can see that the potion making game can be a hit.

This is the type of content I wanna see in my home. Subscribed and waiting for more!

hooray

This dude sounds like barji

damn im sad i missed this :(

This is Unity right?

I love so much this kind of videos! How can I join to one of these events? I'd like so much to be part of a project like that!!!

GG everyone.

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Thanks for hosting the jam, it was a lot of fun and a great learning opportunity. Looking forward to the next one!

to build on the idea of taking an artifict making a loud sound, what if you had to _hold_ e for a good 5-10 seconds to collect them, and it makes the noise as you do that? it could remember your progress, so you need to lure the monsters away once or twice to actually finish up and get one

Programmer of Immunomancy here, so excited to have won the big award! Me and deadratdev do plan on updating the game in the future, and we have already designed two more bosses!

The Theme for this Jam was really nice, far above average theme quality.

I did not manage to hand in my game in time sadly. My idea was to make a color combination game - there are colored boxes, you are a wizard who can merge them together to create a new colored box of the mixed color. (It was also just a box pushing game.) However, if the colors didn't actually create the expected output color, you instead had to warp yourself into one of the boxes, solving a riddle contained in them to create a new color which you can then use in the riddle in the layer one above to eventually solve everything and be all scaled up again. The deepest it went was 3 levels down. At the end, you zoom out and realize that all the level goal colors combined make a rainbow. :D Problem was, there aren't actually that many colors, and all of the puzzles were rather unintuitive because I learned that while humans are great at basic color combos (green + yellow), once there are more colors and they're not just one of the 8 primary and secondary colors we get surprisingly terrible (or I wasn't able to code a color mixing system that feels intuitive, I guess that's up for debate). I tried implementing a shape system to replace the colors (two numbers combined would sum, a 3 combined with a line would make a triangle, ....), but I wasn't able to finish in time to make this. (The game looked absolutely terrible anyways, I am new to game dev.) Alright the game idea is now conserved here forever it was not all for nothing. I had fun though! Now that I think back this really was kind of a cool idea maybe I'll revisit it sometime. Goodbye, old friend, game idea... 🥹

Thanks for hosting the jam, it was so much fun ❤️ (wow, I’m on the thumbnail)

will there be another jam

to be clear, Willczurek and Luciano deserve most of the credits, I had no clue what was going on, I did like, the base movement and thats about it( dash, walking, and some other small things)I was completely inexperienced in 3D, only ever doing 2D before this, great learning experience tho. Fun fact, the game was on course to being called Floppy Joe, due to there being a floppy disk attack and the guy being Joe, if you dont get the funny bit search up sloppy joe on google.

Well done everyone! It's cool to see so many unique games made with the same theme. It was fun, hopefully there will be another one :)

i forgot about it 💀

9:44 what happened xd