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Patch Notes v1.1

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A jam submission

TIMEDASH -working title-View game page

get through a building and defuse the bomb. you have 50 seconds.
Submitted by cntrpl, ZLD1 — 40 seconds before the deadline
Rated by 2 people so far
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Which path did you choose?

Fresh Build

How does your game bring our theme, OUT OF TIME, to life?
The gameplay is based around a global timer and a "rushed to completion" aesthetic

What did you do to ensure accessibility of the game?
Not much admittedly, but the font is easily readable

If your teammates aren't on itch, note them below.
ZLD1
opusbound

Did you include the Indieformer or Patch Notes logo somewhere in your game?

No

If AI was used in your game, let us know how you used it.
i did not use AI

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cntrplDeveloper5 days ago

i'm so sorry to whoever got this barely finished mess in their queue

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krokozavrgameSubmitted5 days ago

Why not? There is an attack modifier, which means there’s something interesting going on. The music also gives a pleasant feeling, and there is definitely a theme — everything is great.

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cntrplDeveloper5 days ago

I had to cancel a lot of planned content like gamepad support, upgrade station minigames and bosses, and then I realized too late that a secret ending is missing code that would make it trigger. It's a playable game but it's a mess that I am not exactly proud of

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krokozavrgameSubmitted4 days ago(+1)

That’s normal — I also always take on more work than I can realistically finish, but it forces me to make quick decisions, and in the end there is still a result. Finishing a project and making something is already a good step. Over time, you’ll learn to do it faster and better. Once you make a game, a lot of things will become automatic for you in future projects.

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