Spotlight Search Deluxe by papa_troll

made by papa_troll for LD21 (JAM)

A Scratch game written by Mini Troll (age 9 1/2) and Papa Troll (age 39 3/4). Playable on Scratch website, downloadable with full scripts.
All art and sounds created by Mini Troll
All scripts created by Mini Troll and Papa Troll

Created in one day. Blog here: http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/2011/08/21/spotlight-search-deluxe/

Web	http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/moomintroll/1988546
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-21/?action=preview&uid=5168

Ratings

Coolness	0%	418
Overall(Jam)	2.25	64

Audio(Jam)	1.36	59
Community	3.29	76
Fun(Jam)	1.67	74
Graphics(Jam)	2.07	76
Humor(Jam)	1.33	62
Innovation(Jam)	1.93	69
Theme(Jam)	2.57	54

Feedback

JoeCool17

22. Aug 2011 · 03:42 UTC

Interesting choice, using Scratch. Well done, Mini Troll!

kevglass

22. Aug 2011 · 19:22 UTC

Scratch, wow, didn't know it was still around. The game idea is good but the keys don't respond well.

Meedoc

22. Aug 2011 · 21:40 UTC

Even if the game is not great, I love what you did : develop a game father & son together! I hope I could do that one day!

dave84

22. Aug 2011 · 22:05 UTC

Very nice game. Well done.

dramble

23. Aug 2011 · 01:54 UTC

A fine game, didn't really like the random wandering spotlights and the controls were a bit funny but good.

marudziik

24. Aug 2011 · 11:53 UTC

Nice game, but I think what you did there is even better. Involving your kid in game creation process is sooo cool, I just wanna go and make myself a kid right now! ;P Congrats!

skelethulu

25. Aug 2011 · 01:34 UTC

My son watched me make some of my entry, but mostly he wanted me to do other things (with him and his toys). Someday!

KevinWorkman

26. Aug 2011 · 18:43 UTC

Awesome work, Mini Troll!

Shigor

27. Aug 2011 · 13:56 UTC

Controls (bad keyboard handling, waiting for key pressed message instead of checking if key is or is not pressed, I'd thought that Scratch should support this basic mechanic) are completely killing it. The loud game over sound almost made me to break my speakers with shock (was it intended? :)
Better luck next time, trolls (but you're doing good, sooner your little troll starts the better :)

Benjamin

27. Aug 2011 · 16:58 UTC

nice work, Troll Team !!

Dark Acre Jack

28. Aug 2011 · 15:55 UTC

I just got trolled :P

Nice background image, smoother controls would help. Liked the floaty-blobby spotlight effect.

Felipe Budinich

01. Sep 2011 · 00:30 UTC

Congratulations! Damn I need a mini troll to help me :-p