What went well?<\/strong><\/p>\n In other words: my main goal was to actually deliver within 48 hours. I had no idea how long everything was going to take, so chose to play it safe. This meant to make sure to keep the game design simple. To use technology I’m familiar with and don’t try anything risky. Also, I knew I had to find time to trim the tree somewhere in those 48 hours and also spend some time with family. Note: submitting actually takes quite some time, so I was happy to have allowed enough time for that.<\/p>\n What didn’t went well<\/strong><\/p>\n Results<\/strong><\/p>\n First off, thank you to everyone who played and rated my game. Much appreciated!<\/p>\n My entry ended up somewhere in the middle of the pack. Which I’m pretty happy with actually.<\/p>\n I’m not surprised by the relatively low score for innovation: in the end this is just snake with a gun strapped on. I did not take any risks, something that will be a goal for me in April.<\/p>\n Apart from the scores what really helps are the comments some of you left about the game: what you liked and didn’t and suggestions for improvements. These really help make a better game. So thank you to all who left feedback.<\/p>\n Final thoughts<\/strong><\/p>\n I can’t begin to describe how much fun participating was. Next time I’ll definitely make sure to freeze all family related activities during the time of the Compo. See you in April!<\/p>\n You can play the game here<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>","time":"January 6th, 2016 3:00 am","title":"(Tail Power) \u2013 Results & Post Mortem"}![\"screenshot2_small\"](\"http:\/\/ludumdare.com\/compo\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/01\/screenshot2_small.png\")
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