Ludum Dare 45: My lil game

Well I liked the game and played all 9 levels.
There are 2 things that I noticed, you can finish the level even when you die, because dieing results in no gravity and still being able to jump and place Goo.
And sometimes you are stuck on a cliff where you can stand but no longer jump.
I actually liked it so much that I made a video how i played all levels totally how they were not intended to be played.
I only noticed afterwards that I can actually build with these blocks and not have to use them to midair jump LOL.



(nobody saw me fail horribly at level 6 did you?)

I beat levels 1-8, then quit on 9. I also only used the goo as a double jump with extra steps. I think the air control was very hard to use, and it was hard to land precisely because to fall straight down you have to do a precise input in the opposite direction, and I've been playing a lot of celeste again after the DLC came out, so this jump was jarring. no coyote time, no short/high jumps. But this game was made in 48 hours or something, right? so perfection isn't expected.

I liked the audio, having the sounds output slightly different pitches or whatever was super nice cause I would have hated it otherwise lol.

I used Godot mono (the c# version), the link to the game's GitHub is at my Ludum dare page, you should be able to edit anything you want and recompile it.
The bad platformer controls came mostly from my inexperience from platformers and having no clue what a good platformer should have, got a lot of feedback on that, and slowly working on a non rushed version of the game, but till have no idea how to make good art tho...

Zenfur, what if there was something simpler (too) such as "development weekends"?

A devjam would be a great idea, especially since it allows for temporal integration of many types of talent required (3d, 2d, code, etc).

Many people working on their individual goals in separation (with judgement later or w/e) is much less useful imo and completely misses the point.