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Dís - From Norse Mythology -
Control -> WASD || Arrows key && Space for Jump (double jump allowed) && X for fight !
Made @LudumDare Paris
I intended to do a game where you would receive an amulet from a spirit, and it could change (by pressing shift) into some weapons.
I like the "Tales of" series and it's fighting system, I wanted to attend the same in 2D (like "Tales of Phantasia" but more quickly-paced), and with the weapon change, the combo / skills issued in fighting would have changed and maybe allow nice trick.
With that stuff, you would have to kill other spirit to be able to go back to the world.
Totally failed to achieved that, but I'm happy with the fact that I didn't ragequit, that I managed to pull a little beginning of a proto-prototype (still not enough to be a Minimum Viable Product) and the learning / practicing of Unity & pixel art
Since my school support Ludum Dare and ask me to push my creation on the website to be marked by others, I upload it, even thought I wouldn't have done it by myself
For now, let's just say that the pixels of your screen are shifting
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 53% |
| #615 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.19 |
| #698 | Audio(Jam) | 1.88 |
| #777 | Humor(Jam) | 1.81 |
| #980 | Mood(Jam) | 2.30 |
| #1120 | Fun(Jam) | 2.12 |
| #1122 | Innovation(Jam) | 1.61 |
| #1129 | Theme(Jam) | 1.77 |
| #1146 | Overall(Jam) | 2.40 |
Comments
Good job on not quitting! You've got the basis of a nice little game here. You should add some more features then post a post-jam version.
the character art style looks pretty good, at least you created something :)
Good thing you did not shy away, and uploaded it. Next time try something more simple. Maybe focus on all the things to be basic instead of making one thing really nice. The graphics are really nice.
Sometimes continuing to work is the hardest part. Great job at sticking with it! What you have is solid :)
You've got a good start going and I think you should see what you can do with it. Good job on pushing through.
The graphics are nice and it has good controls. It's nice to hear you saw this through to the end :)
You having some really nice pixels shifting here, so you definitely have something going on:) Kudos for not giving up!
I wish someday you complete the game you describe.
This game was too basic, but at least it have smooth controls.
Good luck next time!
Simple game. Very cool graphics. :) Just one thing about the jumping capacity : it seems a bit incoherent to me as you can jump again and again if you fall.
Don't give up, the next LD you'll finish something ! And here, at least it works, even if you didn't finish it as you wanted to. Remember that LD goal is not only to make a game, but to learn and share with others. :)
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