It's finished! I think this is the first time I've ever successfully completed a project for a game jam, there's still a lot I can do with this if I want too, and might but with time constrains I'm incredibly happy with where it is now.

I'd love it if you could all check it out and give me some feedback and let me know if there are any major errors (I can't test Mac or Linux).

This was a wonderful experience for me as I got to dive into something new with Godot and I am blown away by how wonderful it promises to become as a game development tool. I look forward to having more opportunities to use it in the future!

Unfortunately my team-mates both met some struggles so some parts of the game weren't hashed out as good as possible such as the tinkly music. The tinkly music is nice but it gets repetitive after a while and it doesn't convey the atmosphere I would've liked but as my composer contracted a virus over the weekend this was all she was able to produce, the rest of the sounds I mixed myself.

Thanks for reading and taking the time to check out my entry! :)

I posted the game yesterday and I am planning to turn this demo into a full game, I think it has potential.  I'm definitely going to change alot of mechanics and enemy speeds.  But this might turn into a full-on project.

I made a game this jam called Drop To Shop!

You can see it's progression from start:

https://onehourgamejam.com/?page=jam&jam=230

as it's entry in OHGJ, into it's form now:

https://alakajam.com/7th-alakajam/798/drop-to-shop/

Here is a play through for anyone that gets stuck or wants to see it done:

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If you enjoyed the music, be sure to check out my other experimental music:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5jcLgytNHqWKIiElRE8jny

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Thank you so much for checking it out,

-- Qst0

Like many others there's so many things I had to cut that were in my head, and I sure wish it looked prettier. But I'm just happy to have completed a game/game jam for the first time in years! Thanks all!

My game, Tower Builder is complete! The pieces came together well at the end ;)

My game, Climbing Willmore Tower, is complete!

Even if I couldn't add all of the stuff I had planned I'm still really pleased with how this turned out.

Busy weekend, but wanted to throw down 2 hours or so to put together a game for the jam.

I figured I could throw together a simple 2D platformer were your climbing a tower and get a small amount of polish inside 2-3 hours. Instead I spent 1.5ish hours dealing with issues with an updated Unity version (I had updated because of a SSAO issue that existed in prior version). I ended up having to work on the project in 2 different vesions of unity (Tilemap editor only worked in the older version, all the input code only worked in the newer version).

This morning, I decided to try one sub version back from the 'newest' version and with some uninstalling/reinstalling/etc of packages in the package manager, I managed to get a version of unity that worked for both.

I got a level build… might be slightly inspired by 'Getting Over It,' but no audio/polish/etc. oh and your a cube, because ofcourse you are ;).

Well. I guess not to bad for about 3 hours of work with much of it spent fighting with Unity and an apparent lack of regression testing before versions are put out.

Definately not the game I am most proud about, but I am happy to have got something submitted.

I've finished my entry. Unfortunately a bunch of stuff popped up this weekend and I ended up only spending about 7 hours on it. It still turned out decent though.

Try it here!

Two AIs working together moving the towers around. Manual input is also implemented.

Despite a bit of refactoring, there are still a few small AI bugs. Those need to be ironed out before I can experiment some more tomorrow.

(Doublehanoi? hAInoidual? Hacoopanoid? I'm taking it too far…)

My platformer is starting to take shape. I have a system for moving between rooms on both the inside and the outside of a tower (with the outside being based on games like nautilus)