Tag: gamedev

In this Game Jam “Chili Code Jam” we worked on a game with two people on and off around the new year time.

Bacteria Pilli is an incremental game where you have to manage how much food you put out to not overfeed the bacteria and cause them to die.

We even won the Theme category and got 5$ price money, after the #1 place in basically all categories by a mile was found to be cheated and disqualified.

There were 49 Entries (excluding the 5 or so cheated entries). So the overall #7 is top 14.2%.

Link to Game: https://misterixi.itch.io/pili
Link to repo: https://github.com/MisterIXI/chili-code-jam-4

For the GMTK Game jam 2025, my team of 4 people made a game with the goal of showing the one friend (a complete beginner) how godot works.

Time Wipers is a puzzle game where you have multiple overlapping “time disks”, that keep swapping out including the objects present. Figure out when to go where, and how to press the buttons to unlock the exits.

Due to the nature of one trying out Godot for the first time, and another having time issues, we mainly created the project with 2 people.

Link to game: https://misterixi.itch.io/time-wipers
Link to repo: https://github.com/MisterIXI/gmtk25

Averaging the position in the 9558 overall entries, we got overall #3452 (~36.11% of placements).

In this Godot Wild Jam #80 we had a team of 6 people. Two of which have never used the godot engine before, so it was a learning jam for them. This was a 9 day jam.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/MisterIXI/godot-wildjam-80
Itch.io page: https://misterixi.itch.io/leberkaes

The jam hat 202 participants and we got this rating:

In this 9 day long game jam, the team of three of us aimed to swap the main roles in the team. So the programmers were to create art, and the artist was supposed to code the game. We did not pull this through completely and had more of a mix towards the end. But we stepped out of our usual roles more than usual. We chose the “Godot Wild Jam #74” for this.

We did not explicitly use any of the possible “wild cards”.

This game is kind of a walking sim/narrative type.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/MisterIXI/godot-wildjam-74
Itch.io page: https://misterixi.itch.io/glenwich-station

Since it was a rated game jam, here are the results (out of 110):

In this 9 day long game jam, we wanted to created a more polished entry with our usual team of 4. We chose the “Godot Wild Jam #71” mainly because of it’s length, and with the potential of the wild cards giving us more ideas for a game.

This game is actually 4 games at once, and it plays with the idea of you being the “bad apple” that wants to punish the snake for eating all of the other apples.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/MisterIXI/godot-wildjam-71
Itch.io page: https://misterixi.itch.io/bad-apple

Since it was a rated game jam, here are the results (out of 138):

In our second gamjam with godot, we formed a team of 4. The jam was “Mini Jame Gam #30“, and for it we created a tower defence game.

The gimmick is, that you can’t go too far away of the towers or they’re losing signal and stop firing. There are relay towers available to increase that range locally, but they’re expensive.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/MisterIXI/jame-gam-30
Itch.io page: https://misterixi.itch.io/jimmys-balloon-bonanza

We ranked the following (out of 51):

For this jam, we – a team of 4 – wanted to try the first jam with Godot instead of Unity. This was on the aftermath of the Unity pricing changes, so we wanted to finally give Godot a try.

The gamejam we chose for this is the “MiniBeansJam 9“.

In Life Support, you have to survive in your fragile submarine until you manage to surface. During your ascent your submarine is getting attacked by something, which you can temporarily scare off with the underwater siren.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/MisterIXI/miniBeansJam9
Itch.io page: https://misterixi.itch.io/life-support

In rating we managed the following (out of 26):