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A jam submission

Lil' Block PusherView game page

The ultimate block pushing experience
Submitted by peanut weanut

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Lil' Block Pusher's itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Innovation - How creative was the core idea of the game?#14.0004.000
Style - How unique and appealing were the visuals of the game?#23.0003.000
Fun - How fun was the game to play?#23.0003.000
Audio - How well designed was the sound and music?#23.0003.000

Ranked from 1 rating. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted (5 edits) (+1)

clever design and implementation of the theme. elegant in appearance (proof that primitve assets can be the most appropriate) with perfect music*.

some suggestions to make play more enjoyable:

  • the instructions aren't clear in that the box also wraps/loops around the level while i first thought to "drop" the box onto the target below (level 1). ability to Push through the loop also not mentioned ("walk").
  • [Enter] to Restart level (which also seems to initiate another instance of the background music (at least on the first level the issue is consistantly reproducible).
  • save progress so we can pick up where we left off (and an [Exit Game] key/button so we can take a break easily enough).
  • view/perspective could be a bit more top-down to relay the entirety of the levels (or camera rotation).
  • let us hold WASD/Arrowkeys to Walk vs separate presses (keep Push as-is).
  • while some of the levels were well designed, others, like this, left me perplexed. with a first move of "down", i looped to the right and completely behind the boxes (or inside one of them?):

otherwise, the game is FUN and shows a lot of potential for being more-so.  perhaps we both could get our entries prepped a little earler so we can take feedback like this and make our projects even better (easier said than done, right? alas, that's what post-jam updates are for) :)