BE CHILL REFILL

  • Play as a very determined water droplet in this mini 1 bit platformer
  • Run, jump and squeeze through pipes as you escape a puzzling facility
  • Freeze yourself then respawn to overcome obstacles using the ice you left behind

CONTROLS

  • ARROW KEYS to MOVE
  • SPACE to JUMP
  • E to FREEZE
  • R to RESET

GOOD TO KNOW

  • Each chamber is cold enough to sustain 3 ice cubes at a time
  • Fire = hot

CREDITS

  • Concept, code - Will Evans
  • Art, sound, animation - Morg Evans


This game was made in 1 week for Nokia 3310 Jam 6 (working within the limitations of the bombproof Nokia 3310). This is both our first game jam and our first ever game...thanks for checking it out!

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Created by RK62 days ago

UNBELIEVABLE!!!

I literally was planning to implement the realistic features that you did, but couldn't find time to do that. I'm so happy to see you successfully implement them.

  1. The background actually has a noise-like texture to it.
  2. The black pixels do not fully join together like current day computer pixels. Instead you made them have a slight gap in between them.
  3. The f-ing ink pixels give a f-ing shadow under them. That is some insane observation and implementation. Although it would have been nicer if the shadow was blurry and multi directional, but even the one directional pixel shadow works.

One thing I'd recommend you look if you want to improve on this iteration is - the Nokia 3310 has a bit stretched out vertically making the pixels not square but a standing rectangle.

THIS IS SO GOOD !!!

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Ultimate Strength63 days ago

Duuuude. This game was incredible! the idea is fantastic, the graphics are cozy, it reminded me of the game “home sheep home” that I played as a child, the mechanics are very good!

congrats for the project! MASTERPIECE!

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plazatin65 days ago

Holy crap, this might be my favorite entry for this jam! Great job! Love everything about it, and the transitions are fantastic!

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