Made for GMTK 2024 game jam with the theme "Built to scale".

The most obvious interpretation of that theme was a gymbro climbing a mountain. 

Controls:

WASD or Arrow keys to move. 
Up or W to Jump.
Space to pick up Objects.


Coding - Mooserider

Art  and sfx - WolvesBane

Music - SereneJourney

Software used:

Gamemaker studios 2,
Audacity,
Aseprite,
Bandlab.

Sleighbells taken from Zapsplat.

Dogica by Roberto Mocci


We are so tired.


Updated 26 days ago
Published 28 days ago
StatusPrototype
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorSombrarrow
GenrePlatformer
Made withAseprite, GameMaker
Tagscollectathon, Game Jam, Game Maker's Toolkit Jam, Pixel Art, precision_platformer, Singleplayer, Speedrun
Average sessionA few minutes
InputsKeyboard

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Built_Different_v0.4.zip 61 MB

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(+1)

Very nice platformer! Enjoyed the voicing :P
Great theming throughout as well. Would have appreciated if you would allow spacebar to jump as well, and maybe the refill of the sportsdrink could be quicker so I don't have to wait to try again. 
Clearly all nitpicks, amazing work!

Thanks for playing! Yeah the timings and buttons definitely need work. We're planning on touching it up a little and putting out a post jam release with a few missing features.

The speedy shake parts were so much fun!!

Thanks for playing! Glad you liked it

(1 edit)

Wall Spike hitboxes feel terrible. Can benefit from coyote time. Wall jumping feels very unforgiving.

Thanks for playing! the wall spikes were a challenge for us for sure. I just couldn't get them right. And we simply do not have time to work on it any more so in the game jam fashion we are shipping as is to meet the deadline before we return to our jobs tomorrow. It does actually have a pretty generous coyote time. Since we were going for a super meat boy/Celeste type of get killed a lot and retry immediately game some of the jumps I implemented basically require jumping after you leave the ledge. Perhaps not ideal but I think It fits the game more to lean into unforgiving mechanics.

-Wolvesbane