Post-mortem
Description
Troy is Hungry... Being a plant with a hunger for flesh isn't easy. Luckily, his friendly parasite, Spud, is a big fan of human suffering. You control Spud! Who then controls humans... So i guess you control both? Lead the humans to the ever-so hungry Troy and maybe even kill a few humans along the way :)
Use the dead bodies of humans as platforms and make sure to read the "How to Play"!
NOTE: Dont forget to press enter when selecting a human at the beginning of a level. KNOWN BUG: You are able to control dead humans, if you accidentally select one press Z to go back into selection :)
This is my first gm48! And my first game jam! And my first game! I had a lot of fun doing this and i learned a lot. If i had a bit more time i would for sure add more levels and spend more time on the artwork, but im very happy with how it turned out in 48 hours. Hope you enjoy!
-Beever
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Summary
Troy is Hungry is a well-received first game entry in the 30th gm(48) jam, praised for its concept, graphics, and polished feel. Players found the puzzle-platformer mechanics enjoyable, though some noted the difficulty was on the easier side and the game was relatively short. The character selection controls were mentioned as unintuitive by multiple players, and the music was considered somewhat repetitive. Overall, the game was appreciated for its pacing, setting, and pleasant ambience.
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Generated by AI based on the feedback Troy is Hungry received.
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Lv. 2Hi! I loved the concept of this game, when I got to the end I was sorry it didn't last longer. The sprites were pretty rad and the whole ambience made it feel very pleasant.
SubmittedThe Many Many Lives of Sir Gallahad
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Lv. 14
Josh K and KampHellCoding played your game. If you'd like to see our ratings and reactions check out our video! Your game was around the 51:40 mark.
SubmittedThe Challenge of Niflheim
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Lv. 17
I think this is a very cool concept, and the levels were well made. The graphics are nice and pleasing for the eyes.
The difficulty was a bit low, but understandable for the first levels of a puzzle-platformer to get familiar with the mechanics and I bet if you had time for more levels, difficulty could be cranked up.
Nice entry, especially for your first game! It all worked really well and felt polished. Keep at it!
SubmittedSwitcheroo Dungeon
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Lv. 15
Excellent job! It took me bit to figure out how to change my character. But after that it turned into a fun little puzzle game! Art style was nice. Music got a little repetitive but overall it was nice little tune.
Nice job!!
SubmittedDeath Dungeon
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Lv. 4
Great first game! My only real gripe is that when selecting humans, pressing enter on top of z took a while to figure out, and is kinda unintuitive. But besides that the pacing, setting and difficulty are well put together. Good job!
SubmittedOperation Recycling