@vinicity I am not sure if this is everything

"Who are you" by Richard (EUP63MND5M) "OMOZON" by purple (S8373MND18) (I think this wants a setView or setMode around line 117) "Dichotomy" by Devieus (NXHQTRNDNZ) "Captain Boomer" by Vinicity (L3F43MND5C) "FURY BOX" by waldron (DT4S3MND5U) "Mars Station 0" by Dinocoder (DNSF2MND9F) "Good Xor Evil" by Ben 2.0 (NXYW7SKD5K) "The MUU Channel" by monkeee (NXKU4AGHHB)

what a great week to have internet issues... oh well hope everyone had a great game jam!

I just submitted an improved version of Mud Rover.
Changes include:

Clean with ZR button (my thumb was tiring out hitting both B and A) Fixed problems with mud ball shadows not being updated correctly (makes dodging less random & more skill based) Removed 'save zone' near the drain pipe (prevents game from becoming slow and dull when there isn't much solar area left and limits extra high scores better)

Great Gamejam everyone! Thanks for the nice comments! Can't wait for the next one!

@vinicity said in FUZE GAMEJAM 8! 26th November - 29th November *THEME ANNOUNCED*:

Is DavevsTheTriffid still pending? I tried to download the updated version, but I only get “Project not found”?

Sorry, it was resubmitted and is back in the waiting for approval line.

..OK I've actually watched it now and I'm doubly sad, I think this may have been the best one yet. The hole in the basket and the "music player" both made me laugh, and Shadows in the Dark looks very promising - reminds me a little of Limbo. Oh, and the title screen for Waldron's game was fantastic!

When is game jam 7?
Or has this new update made everyone busy

That was neat. Well done everyone.
Still trying to figure out that fan effect in my head.

Games Jam are really awesome.

@waldron In case you're complimenting the implementation, then: thank you 😊
But of course, as the game title suggests, the credits for the idea go to the mathematician John Conway (1937 - 2020).

@LinkCraft Colin is spot on here. The Player has no features as such, other than being able to play and see FUZE creations without having to buy the main product. It allows you, the coders, to get your projects in front of a far larger audience. This is why the requirements for submitting projects to the Showcase Gallery are so strict - The FUZE Player allows users to see but not edit the project code. The main FUZE app is also being updated to support the Showcase Gallery and as such there is no need to download both.

@JonnyLaw