Hello Stranger. Over the years I've developed qASIC - a set of tools for making games fast in Unity. I've tested in many jams such as LD, so if you would like to use it also, you can download it for free from the Asset Store

https://youtu.be/J-b-uGYumO0

Give accessibility without wasting time

After the years I learned how different people play games differently. Everyone has a different keyboard layout, preferences and machines so giving your players the option to adjust settings is very helpful. Sadly during a game jam it's rather difficult to do that. With qASIC you can add input remapping, settings and audio levels with just a few clicks.

Saving time

qASIC's main job is to remove the need to code the same systems over and over again for every project. You can easily play and control audio with the Audio Manager or use an already existing pause menu script instead of writing your own.

Debug faster

I often hear people saying that there is no need to use a console in a small project. I disagree. When making my latest game during the jam I only added one command: noclip. It was only coded because I had nothing else to do while waiting for others to upload their work. This command later would be used extensively throughout development: adjusting fall damage, testing levels, testing AI, taking screenshots and the list goes on. And although people hated fall damage, they really liked the commands that let them play around even after they finished playing.

If you would like to use it, you can download qASIC on the Asset Store or on github

Plus, I will be really glad if you would post a review. Thanks :)