Create a game in the style of a cartridge that's been lost in a drawer for decades, only to be rediscovered in the present day.

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Lost Cartridge Games - We make games that look and feel like they could’ve been popular decades ago.
The fourth annual game jam where you create a game in the style of a rediscovered retro cartridge.
Create a game in the style of a cartridge that's been lost in a drawer for decades, only to be rediscovered in the present day.
Little Wolf Chef
Wildly impressive game that targets the Nintendo 64. The title cards, intro screens and transitiosn are perfectly in line with games of the time. The game design borders on being perfect, from the incredible aesthetics to the 3D platforming level design with collectathon progression. The amount of attention to detail invested into every facet of the game is beyond impressive. Even the finishing screen that displays when the level has been copleted is meticulously crafted. One major complaint would be the use of mouse cursor given that Nintendo 64 games are generally controlled via button presses, but beyond that the game would almost pass perfectly as a Nintendo 64 game. The extra high-fidelity cover art is also nice touch. Overall, this is an incredible, amazing submission and a job well done
A big thanks to everybody who participated.
See you next time!