So You Think You Can Science? by morrilet

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made by morrilet for LD35 (JAM)
****Best Played At A High Resolution****

****UPDATED****
The game is now on itch.io. The version originally submitted to the jam is the windows version here, with an updated build on itch.io. The updated build fixed the AI, sound effects, menu resolution, and wall sticking.
https://morrilet.itch.io/so-you-think-you-can-science
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Controls:
'WASD' or arrow keys to move
Click to shoot (hold for beegun)
Vials restore health

Story:
You're on the first ever infinite space ship! It's run by a mad (alien) scientist. Fight your way through his henchmen! How deep can YOU go?

Credits:
Made by Jeremy Helsel (@JIHlucky7), Ethan Morrill-Ploum (@morrilet), and Joshua Ruffolo (@jruff7) of Tsaik (@TsaikYara). Additional sound effects and sprites from Matt Carollo and Jasen Helsel.
We'd love to see some high scores!

Ratings

Coolness 64% 3
Overall(Jam) 3.27 507
Audio(Jam) 3.21 360
Fun(Jam) 3.41 286
Graphics(Jam) 3.09 688
Humor(Jam) 3.71 82
Innovation(Jam) 2.76 781
Mood(Jam) 3.27 404
Theme(Jam) 3.39 508

Feedback

Just Tom
19. Apr 2016 · 03:45 UTC
I laughed every time I drank a serum :)
The music is dank and the sound effects chunky; the game-play is fine but you tend to stick on walls a little. The bear and the Cactus are my favourite
OttersDen
19. Apr 2016 · 04:19 UTC
I absolutely loved the step sounds. Especially the bear's. That was a lovely detail.
varuns
19. Apr 2016 · 07:10 UTC
Funny!
Red_Fan games
20. Apr 2016 · 00:59 UTC
Really solid.
Jadernak
20. Apr 2016 · 01:13 UTC
Pretty accurate science right there. Getting stuck on wall sucks though.
guoboism
20. Apr 2016 · 01:51 UTC
Characters are really funny designed!
Auroratide
20. Apr 2016 · 01:52 UTC
Very funny! The choices of transformations are very hilarious, primarily because of how unrelated they are. The hair dryer is the best. Just got stuck on walls often, but other than that, really solid game.
MudFarmers
20. Apr 2016 · 02:10 UTC
This was a fun, tight little game. The walls were sticky, and the text was hard to read against your floor tiles. Otherwise, nicely done.
Shatter Point Studios
20. Apr 2016 · 03:24 UTC
Fun, but a little difficult (for me at least...). I love the character art, and the idea of changing into a hair dryer is hilarious. Audio is good. Sticky walls should probably be fixed
The Walking Kiwi
20. Apr 2016 · 22:13 UTC
Loved the design and the graphics. Cool project!
LudumAnthony
21. Apr 2016 · 01:19 UTC
Fun little game :)
Walls were annoying but that's what you get with 24 hours :P
Ironhead
21. Apr 2016 · 04:24 UTC
Fun and a bit funny. did stick to the walls sometimes but other than that the movement was smooth. I likes the bear and his anims.
nihilaleph
21. Apr 2016 · 11:43 UTC
Nice game! Great graphics and audio! Though the collision was a bit weird, specially the walls (that you already addressed), and the camera movement when going downwards...

Anyway great entry!
pixelpotions
21. Apr 2016 · 23:24 UTC
Awesome and fun game, couldn't stop laughing once I found out about the shapeshifting! Music and sounds fits the game perfectly. Only problem I had is that it doesn't shoot when standing against a wall.
Gtron
22. Apr 2016 · 00:48 UTC
I had a lot of fun! The player does tend to stick to walls quite a bit. Since it looks like you used Unity, you could solve that problem rather easily by simply attaching a Physics2D material to the colliders on your player gameobjects (my game had the same problem). Also, it looked like the bullets you shoot in cactus form might be backwards. Very fun though!
(also if this double posts I apologize, I was apparently logged out the first time I tried...)
Weeping Rupee
23. Apr 2016 · 03:15 UTC
Cool game. I wish there were more variety in what
Ethan Allwood
24. Apr 2016 · 15:51 UTC
I like the look of the characters but it looks like you didn't spend much time on any of the other graphics.
eduardogacn
24. Apr 2016 · 15:57 UTC
Good Game :)
swellbastion
28. Apr 2016 · 23:12 UTC
I like the music a lot! Also the characters/mood are nice
Xanjos
29. Apr 2016 · 00:03 UTC
I loved the various things you could transform into (especially a hairdryer of all things) although I kinda wished they each had more unique traits other than just their firing patterns. Also the UI help text in the tutorial is pretty much unreadable but other than that it's quite a fun game.