A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

Made by Eris Desquilbet for GBJam 12, using Sugar Game Engine.

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Tummy is hungry. Strange children have candies. Tummy will scare children to have their candies. Tummy will also look for crows, they don't like them, they feed on Tummy's candies.

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Controls :
Use arrow keys or WASD/ZQSD to move around
Use "X" to dash and scare children
Use "escap" to pause the game

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Credits :
Eris "Lamaxelle" Desquilbet (Programmation, Art, Sounds, Conception)
I'm using Sugar, Punkcake DΓ©licieux' Game Engine, checkout our projects here!

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StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorLamaxelle
GenreSurvival
TagsGame Boy, GBJam, Halloween, Indie, Monsters, Pixel Art, Retro

Download

Download
tummy_bonbons_the_sweet_monster_linux.zip 15 MB
Download
tummy_bonbons_the_sweet_monster_mac.zip 15 MB
Download
tummy_bonbons_the_sweet_monster_windows.zip 16 MB

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I feel the need to describe my experience step by step because I absolutely didn't expect it to go that way :

- Discovery, getting used to the gameplay.
- Realizing it's kinda similar to agar.io, but also slightly deviates from it with roguelike elements. Not being able to tell if the insipration is deliberate or not. Loving it.
- Reaching a point where stats get crazy and the game turns into some sort of frenetic clicker. Being hypnotized by the game not making any more sense, wanting to see how far you can go. Reaching level 1400 or so.

Only smaaaaall games have the power to surprise you like this!

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This is definitely the type of game I could put on an Analog Pocket! I find the idea simple and effective.

Small issue that I have is that in full screen the vignette effect and font are a bit aggressive I feel. But at the native resolution of the game it is fine. Crows might also be a bit too efficient? But then again it does feel like a punishing GameBoy game so mission accomplished I'd say!


edit : The Linux build is very much appreciated