“ 5 stars for me!! This is hands down one of the most fun game to play. I loved all the little details that went into making the levels feel like a real micro environment.” – (Web) “ Simply amazing -one of my favourite games of the jam. “ I LOVE this! The music is spot on, the game play is fun, the art is cute! Very nicely done! The AI is well done too, I had issues winning against them!” – (Web) I love the idea of modifying the game codes on the fly.” – (Web) “ Fun game! Very unique, I enjoyed playing it – and really enjoyed the sense of humor with real Godot error messages which we’ve all had the pleasure of seeing at some point!” – (Web, Windows) “ Very cool and innovative game with lots of nostalgia for people of a certain age. “ Absolutely gorgeous! I’m honestly amazed at the beautiful models, animations, music, textures… everything! It’s all gorgeous!” – (Windows, macOS, Linux) “ Dang, what a fun game! Just beat the whole thing, I might go back and try it again! The concept was really creative, the mechanics were perfectly fluid, the graphics and the sound design were all incredible!” – (Web, Windows, macOS) I loved the music, sounds, puzzles, choices, the theme fits just enough to make it cute and quaint.” – (Web, Windows, macOS, Linux) “ Well if there is a such thing as a perfect game this would be it. Many are playable right in your browser and/or a quick coffee break. Here are the top entries as rated and reviewed by the folks that created them. All sorts of creepy crawlies, intentional in-game bugs and glitches, plus some other interesting interpretations of the theme can be found in the glory scroll below. Last November, almost 8,000 participants were challenged to build a game with the theme “BUG,” and that spawned all sorts of creative and colorful games created with a variety of different game engines and programming languages. The results are in! Game Off, our annual game jam (hackathon for building games), finished with over 500 amazing entries this year.

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