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Remember the old 5 second redux game jam?
Heres a second chance!
Use the template to make your own Warioware style mini game and post it here and i will make a feature game out of it!
Here is the template:

Would you like to submit a minigame?
  • Yes
  • No
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Here you go! It’s pretty scuffed, and slightly luck based :sweat_smile:

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Nice! It is a bit luck based as the first time i got bombarded with fireballs, the second time i only got 2

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I don’t know if extensions are are allowed but I used tile util.
Here’s mine.

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I used the built-in grid extension!

Move the cursor to find the odd one out! I can add a few more variations if needed.

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This broke my finger

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spam da chat

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Feed the pet :3

Based on virtual pets and stuff

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So… I think I broke the rules… and made two minigames.
I’m not 100% sure if it’s allowed, but can I submit two? I promise that’s the limit :laughing:
This is the other one. If I can only submit one, choose one of my games to submit.
(unfortunately, I also must ping you @Archer_Bright)

(You might see some familiar faces in this one… and one of them is from SideKick. You know, the game that got deleted from my account that I can’t seem to find. Sigh…)

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I don’t want mine in I’ll make a better more simple minigame.

Definitely allowed. At the moment I’m figuring out how to compile and call these files in the main JavaScript file

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maybe ask @richard, he is the one that did it with the other 5-second game jams

uh, well… it’s pretty hard to do by hand so I wrote a script to do it. I went ahead and put it into a git repo here:

To run the tool, first you need to install three things:

  1. Node.js
  2. git
  3. A text editor other than Notepad. I recommend VSCode

Then, open a terminal on your computer. If you’re on Windows, open “Command Prompt” from your start menu. On a mac, open “Terminal”

Then, run these commands to clone the tool:

git clone https://github.com/riknoll/five-second-game-stitcher
cd five-second-game-stitcher
npm install
npm run build

Now open the folder in your text editor and open games.json. Put all of the share links and authors in that file.

Finally, to produce a stitched game, run this command in your terminal from within the cloned folder:

npm run start
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also, I should mention, this tool isn’t perfect. it works for 90% of games but some things can trip it up. ping me if you run into trouble.

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Thank you so much

@richard. This tool is great, but how exactly did you get the files not to restart the game everytime you lose?

@Archer_Bright it’s some trickery using the settings extension

When you lose, it saves the current game’s index as a setting before restarting the game. When the game restarts, it clears that setting (so that if you were to press refresh, it would start from the beginning)

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This worries me

Cool! My highest is 81 :melting_face:

Not using an auto clicker, can anyone beat me?

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This topic is on hold due to the fact that yesterday i got diagnosed with cancer
i will still be active, but maybe a little less. I dont have the energy at the time to make games.

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