Ludum Dare 51 : ROCK PAPER SCISSORS

Every 10 Seconds Challenge

A simple game created within 72 hours .

How To Play !

• After clicking the start button, there watch the hand in the background. Every 10 Seconds the hand throws Rock Paper or Scissors! Make sure to avoid all falling objects until you notice when the hand is throwing a sign, that's your two second chance to run your hand over that same falling object! A quick reflex will reward you more points!

Known Bugs 🐛

• When touching the correct falling object at the correct time, you could still loose the game if the 2 second window is over while still in contact with a once safe object. (could be perceived as a instant Game Over right when you touch the correct object)

Self-Assessment

I'll be honest, originally I had not planned on doing the Ludum Dare for various reasons. But I was messing around with Godot a little too much for Project 2 and caused a fun looking looping error when just opening that project in the Godot Editor. So I decided to accept the Ludun Dare Challenge.

With a Start, middle and end, I would say this game is not only my first Solo 72 game, but officially this is my very first game. This challenge was for the most part, enjoyable. I went in, with a straight-forward mindset and work-flow, being very cautious and aware of my time limit. Sometimes when I would find myself stuck on a bug ; I was capable of going somewhere else and then coming back to the bug or even, having no second thought, completely scratching the code behind the bug and solving the issue with a different approach. I focused on writing the code as clean as I knew how to & I just realized that I have 0 bugs in the final iteration. AWSOME !

Last thing I'll say is, ironically I got my best ideas for how to design the game towards the end of the project. As I was putting the last part's and pieces of the project together, ideas where jumping left to right "I could do this !", "I could make this look like that !", I had to ignore every single idea. That was fun - I hope this horrible game gives you a nice challenge for a few seconds.

• D-1: The repository contains a README.md file in its top-level directory.
• D-2: The project content is eligible for an ESRB Rating of M or less.
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• C-2: You have a clear legal right to use all incorporated assets, the licenses for all third-party assets are tracked in the README.md file, and you have satisfied all license requirements.
• C-3: The README.md contains instructions for how to play the game or such instructions are incorporated into the game.
• B-1: You have a complete gameplay loop: title, gameplay, end.
• B-2: A link to your public Ludum Dare project page is included in your submission.
• A-1: The source code and project structure comply with our guidelines.
• A-2: Generate neither errors nor warnings at runtime.

Therefore this works merits an A +