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Cowabunga: A Jam Entry for Ludum Dare #49

Mon, 04 Oct 2021 13:06:49 UTC

A game jam entry for Ludum Dare 49, with the theme "Unstable". This jam entry was a father-and-son venture, with SestrenExsis doing the coding and EqualEnergy doing everything else!

dipumewimo

by Sestren

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Controls are left and right arrow keys to move, X to throw a pail of milk, and Z to jump. It should also be compatible with a gamepad.

The goal of the game is to defend the heart of the city from waves of flying enemies. Your milk bar is your ammo, your jumping fuel, and your health, but you are immortal and you regen your milk over time. If your milk goes empty, you will fall unconscious for a short period while you recuperate.

Survive the wave of enemies for 2 minutes to save the city!

Entry page: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/49/cowabunga
Source code: https://github.com/SestrenExsis/LD49_Unstable/releases/tag/jamentry

Deep Asleep: A Ludum Dare Jam Entry

Tue, 27 Apr 2021 00:42:43 UTC

deeper_ldjam48

by Sestren

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A game jam entry for Ludum Dare 48, with the theme "Deeper and Deeper". This jam entry was a father-and-son venture, with SestrenExsis doing the coding and EqualEnergy doing everything else!

Controls are arrow keys to move, and Z or X to interact. It should also be compatible with a gamepad.

Entry page: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/48/deep-asleep
Source code: https://github.com/SestrenExsis/LD48_Deeper_and_Deeper/releases/tag/jamentry

Toboggan Trajectory v1

Sun, 06 Dec 2020 01:06:56 UTC

Toboggan v1

by Sestren

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Toboggan is a visual solver tool for Advent of Code 2020 Day 3. It can accept custom inputs that are properly formatted by pasting from that day's input file.

Ace Hiragana v1

Sun, 16 Aug 2020 02:34:40 UTC

Ace Hiragana v1

by Sestren

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Ace Hiragana v1

Study tool for learning how to read and write the 46 basic hiragana characters of the Japanese writing system

The study tool centers around the concept of a deck of cards. You start out with five kana cards in your reading and writing decks: A, I, U, E, and O. You can add or remove cards from your reading and writing decks as you progress. Your progress with each card can be viewed in the EDIT READ DECK and EDIT WRITE DECK screens. When you are ready to study, choose PRACTICE READING or PRACTICE WRITING. The cart does not check your work automatically, and instead it is up to you while studying to follow the instructions and be honest about your attempts. The cart will remember your last 10 attempts with each card and your progress bar will fill as you get closer to having 10 successful reads out of 10 or 10 successful writes out of 10.

When it comes to writing, the default controls can be tricky, but if you are familiar with Shodo, it is very similar. Many thanks to Ryosuke Mihara for his inspirational cart!

Thank you for checking out my cart, and happy studying!