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" Platformer F**k This Job was created as part of the latest Ludum Dare challenge. Ludum Dare is a regular competition that gives developers just 48 hours to make a game from scratch. Each contest usually comes with a compulsory theme, such as &amp;#039;You Are the Villain&amp;#039;, and people vote on their favourite at the end. In fact, an early version of Evoland is a former winner, crowned after playing around with the theme of &amp;#039;Evolution&amp;#039;.   Participants this time were asked to stick with &amp;#039;Minimalism&amp;#039;, and F**k This Job features basic, blocky visuals and one-button controls. In each level, players are tasked with reaching the exit door, avoiding obstacles including gears, enemies and projectiles. The character automatically runs forward, leaving you only with the power to make him jump. It only takes a split second to respawn, similar to Super Meat Boy, and in a neat feature, an instant replay is shown presenting all of your attempts simultaneously when you finish a level. The game isn&amp;#039;t long at all, but thanks to enough variety in the 20-plus levels, reaching the end is enjoyable.   Developed by Jay Robin, F**k This Job is only just lightly scratching the surface of the vast number of hidden gems out there being produced by the indie community that make games because they love doing so. There were nearly 2,400 entries for this Ludum Dare - it might be fun having a look around. F**k This Job is available to play for free on Blockjack.net.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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