*Scribble Rush* is a party game that has you draw a growingly complex character in thirty seconds. After you're done, go check out the gallery to see what other players have made!
Wow this is really cool! I'm always impressed by games with online features, like the gallery. The ten second limitation is just the right amount of challenge to try to fit in the details that you want to add. The only negative feedback I can give is that it's kind of difficult to draw lines or shade in areas since the game doesn't interpolate between your cursor positions if you move the cursor too quickly.
Best played with friends at varying levels of drawing ability, the prompts tied with the time limit lead to some truly absurd art! This is a great time. 😃
hehe i enjoyed this greatly. silly but it made me want to have another go. the gallery seems like its the smae pictures in the same order each time! which is a shame, i wanted to see new ones each time i went on there. but overall, its class, and a nice change from lots of annoying dungeon crawlers
I love drawing games, so this was especiallly fun for me. I simple and fun concept; I could totally see this work as a party game outside of the jam. The image gallery is a nice additional feature, a I browsed through it a lot. I know that it would ruin the color palette on screen, but an additional green would have been nice though :)
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blobo4 Oct 2022, 16:04
Ahhh man, this is good! The prompts were fantastic, and I enjoyed teh goofy on-the-fly thinking I had to do to make it match. I feel like the color palette should've had at least one shade of green though, ha!
I feel like the installer was a bit unnecessary. You could've just uploaded a .zip to itch. That's my only complaint. Everything else about this game was marvelous.
This is an AMAZING idea, sketching and sharing is brilliant! I liked the sketching prompts; it was a nice addition to be able to continue drawing with other prompts. Outstanding work! It's awesome!! Thank you for a fun experience! :D
@100th-coin@ingo-holle oops sorry for the double ping, just wanted to add on to Aidan's response! We found the IBM Design Library palette for color accessibility on this site (https://davidmathlogic.com/colorblind/#%23D81B60-%231E88E5-%23FFC107-%23004D40). The website does have a tool to simulate what palettes look for people with different types of colorblindedness, and honestly it just slipped my mind to consider adding another color. Looks like the green with the hex code #3AFF7D might be promising if we revisit this project.
Also, 100th-coin, thanks for taking the time to record a video of yourself playing with your live feedback :0 It was fun to hear your thought process in your drawing decisions. To answer one of your questions, yes, the gallery is hosted online. @str0nkyk0ng powered through figuring out how to get MongoDB to work with our game for that.
Really cool game! I generally enjoy such drawing game and this one looks very polished. However, some words were a bit tricky to draw, such as "healty primordial ooze".
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I feel like the installer was a bit unnecessary. You could've just uploaded a .zip to itch. That's my only complaint. Everything else about this game was marvelous.
I recorded myself playing for extra feedback:
Simple and tasteful. It's just a pity that I don't have drawings saved...
Also, 100th-coin, thanks for taking the time to record a video of yourself playing with your live feedback :0 It was fun to hear your thought process in your drawing decisions. To answer one of your questions, yes, the gallery is hosted online. @str0nkyk0ng powered through figuring out how to get MongoDB to work with our game for that.
Though there are a bit of window resizing issues here and there, quite well polished overall