Thanks to Ludum Dare I made 3 games! It's insane since in the past 10 years I made tons of prototypes but never a finished product.

The first one (LD36 - ancient technology) was On Fire!

It's a short and goofy platformer about bringing fire to your family and friends by burning yourself to death and everything on the way.

LD36 didn't have ratings but I got really good feedback on this and I'm really happy with it. https://dietzribi.itch.io/on-fire

Second was (LD37 - one room) was levelone.

It's around 5 minutes of game, and you can't really die. This one is a bit weird, it has some more text and more "story" than I ever did.

It got some pretty good ratings! 8th place overall, 1st place in theme, 2nd place humour and also in the top 20 in fun, innovation, and mood. https://dietzribi.itch.io/levelone

And last but not least, for the current LD (LD38 - a small world) Space Hummus!

It's a space platformer with weird physics.

It has it's issues (the other 2 games also), but I'm quite happy with it.

From what I've seen, most people go into one of two groups: 1. They don't get the mechanics- it's not like most 360 gravity platformers where every planet has it's own gravity field. Once you're off the planet the gravity stays in the same direction. This usually results in frustration and/or rage quitting. :P I tried to improve a hint in the third level but I'm not sure if it worked. 2. They get the mechanics and abuse them to finish the game and they feel it's really easy. Most levels can be "cheated"- If you jump sideways you can just skip most of the challenge. This is my fault, I knew it was possible (actually it's possible to beat every level in one jump) but I decided to leave it because I didn't think so many people would realize that. Also I think it's kind of funny.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/space-hummus

I'll be really happy if you play any of them!

If you like what I do and want to support me- the best thing you can do is follow me on twitter! https://twitter.com/dietzribi

Thanks!