GAMEHAX by zaratustra

made by zaratustra for LD28 (JAM)

arrows move and jump

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Web	http://zarat.us/games/gamehax/gamehax.html
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-28/?action=preview&uid=860

Ratings

Coolness	0%	1795
Overall(Jam)	3.72	58

Fun(Jam)	3.80	31
Graphics(Jam)	3.76	148
Humor(Jam)	3.35	71
Innovation(Jam)	3.88	16
Mood(Jam)	3.13	187
Theme(Jam)	3.16	149

Feedback

Daniel X. Moore

17. Dec 2013 · 00:45 UTC

I accidentally discovered the door power and ran into the corrupted memory world.

Jeremias

17. Dec 2013 · 21:51 UTC

The corrupted memory world, oh my god - made my day :D
Sadly there was no music/sound effects. That would make this game just perfect. The graphics look really cute and physics are really nicely done. Very interesting concept!

whatda45

17. Dec 2013 · 22:40 UTC

"Send a photo of your best score to our offices."
Can't find any email though... so...
Found BigHeadMode, found secret ending (left and up from start screen), found 21 stars.

soy_yuma

18. Dec 2013 · 00:30 UTC

This is one of my favourites, even though it doesn't have music/sound. It's deeper than I thought. Also, it's pretty easy to end up in memory corrupted world: DHepQHEgo=_Y0HD;U9NCBQ(^nlEd%a-Wo%d2W)H

BeardoGames

18. Dec 2013 · 02:59 UTC

There's a whole bunch game here! I love the implication of the 90's era Gameshark style cart hacking too. Lots of fun, nice job!

Symmeteer

18. Dec 2013 · 08:23 UTC

I loved this because it was so satisfying to jump so high... and yet the levels were designed so that highjumping made it hard! Beautiful graphics, too.

Ryusui

18. Dec 2013 · 17:52 UTC

Loved it. (But then, I'd expect nothing less from the creator of Eversion. :3)

The only gripe I had is that it could've used some music. Also, is there any real point to collecting stars? Because I reset the game and discovered I could get to the "secret ending screen" without issue.

JoeProgram

19. Dec 2013 · 20:00 UTC

There are so many, "Wow, What?!" moments in this game. I love it. The sheet of paper to write down game codes is hilarious.

GarethIW

20. Dec 2013 · 13:37 UTC

Really great concept. Platforming felt a little fiddly at times as far as collision detection goes.

kristoffer zetterberg

21. Dec 2013 · 13:57 UTC

amazing entry, but as some have said before: music please! and that collision detection that GarethIW pointed out can make it frustrating at times.

xrm0

29. Dec 2013 · 13:09 UTC

Nice idea!. Loved the physics.
It's not that obvious you have to click the image on the left to start.

stvr

30. Dec 2013 · 02:03 UTC

"Ha, I have super jump, surely the game will be unbalanced now," I thought, and continued to think about every power. The fact that you guys balanced a game that is about having cheat powers is amazing.

rogueNoodle

04. Jan 2014 · 14:01 UTC

That is probably one of the greatest ideas for a metroidvania platformer I've seen. As someone who grew up on the old GamePro/Nintendo Power magazines, it connected on all the right levels ;) Sound was missed and while the image effect was put to good use, it would've been nice to see some original art. Great job overall though!