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Get past all the haters and make it to the party!
WASD or arrows to move, Z and X or < and > to attack
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 70% |
| #264 | Humor | 3.29 |
| #330 | Theme | 3.61 |
| #621 | Graphics | 2.95 |
| #673 | Audio | 2.39 |
| #695 | Mood | 2.75 |
| #760 | Fun | 2.81 |
| #780 | Innovation | 2.76 |
| #859 | Overall | 2.84 |
Comments
I was expecting to throw beer cans on my haters, but had to be happy by jumping over them and letting they fall on cliffs :).
I love the idea! I'm not sure what it says about me, but you had me roaring with delight when I was splashing coffee about! The platforming was a bit janky and some music would have gone a long way, but overall great job!
Very short simple, and splashing coffee in peoples faces. All good things and bad things at the same time. I love it! Great work!
Neat, but very easy. Also, is there chloroform in the party horn or something? xD
You can jump when you've walked off a platform, so you need some concept of falling that disallows jumping (same way you prevent double jumping).
That aside, the character design is good, and there is a lot of character variety. Throwing coffee on people was rewarding, and it was impressive that was unlocked during the game. I liked the pixelated scene transitions.
I'd love to be able to do something with the noisemaker that the player character has in their mouth.
I loved how when the people got hit they just sat there with a derpy expression like "it's cool brah".
Ha! This is fun, and I am a big fan of the style. Good work!
Controls are sometimes not very responsive. I fell off a ledge several times because it just didn't read the jump button, and getting stuck on a hater's head is kind of annoying.
I like the art - it is simple but effective.
so funny! xD The unconventional weapon is really original! Loved the easiness of the game. Good job!
At the first time, I think it's just like other platform games, the weapon is as same as gun. At the second time , I understand what the character used is coffee bean. The idea is good, but the game is too simple. Why not the haters use some other strange things, like cake, drink? These things would add some mood to the game.
Cool take on the theme. I probably enjoyed throwing hot coffee in people faces more than I should have...lol. Fun game, I liked it.
Silly idea - I kept getting people stuck to me and was unable to fall or pass through anywhere, but then I remembered the controls for attacking and I laughed. What spawned this idea? :P
I liked the concept a lot! It took me a while to understand that you had to stand still to attack. The whole idea of throwing coffee into their faces is brutal but kinda funny. Love to see more atmosphere in the game like party streamers and balloons in the background and maybe some kids cheering or singing happy birthday for music. Overall great job with the interpretation of the theme!
Simple but funny game. It glitched a bit for me though. I included it in part 6 of my Ludum Dare 32 compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/Q11RJey0954
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funny, but you cant lose?