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Falling Block Jam 2025

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A jam submission

Circuit MakersView game page

A falling-block puzzle game all about connecting circuits!
Submitted by Sunrysky — 19 minutes, 34 seconds before the deadline
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Sunrysky, Erika Rivers

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GlitchyPSISubmitted87 days ago

this game is candy in all aspects. it turned my lumines brain on at some point though lol, haven’t been all that powerful in panel de pon games

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memorylines (Jam demo)
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muzakefronSubmitted87 days ago

this is lovely!!! rly fun gameplay, great visuals & music... im a bit biased toward panel de pon lol, but i think this is a very nice twist on it. i like the cursor flipping myself, although i did think the cursor was  a bit hard 2 see. the "charge" indicator is also perhaps too subtle (it took me a while 2 even notice it). overall excellent job, this is very cool!!

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ROTORNALIA
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RatttzSubmitted93 days ago

This was a lot of fun! A cool take on panel, and the chain forms to score well with these loops and blobs are unusual and not very common. The art is great and so is the music, it was a really nicely presented experience. I do find flipping the cursor's orientation a little disorienting and awkward...I would have preferred the 2x2 cursor from kuru kuru twinkle where one button flips the bottom row with the top, and the other button flips one column with the other; that way you never have to twiddle with or remember your cursor's state and can just focus on the board instead.

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Ochibana: Fallen Flowers
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SunryskyDeveloper92 days ago(+1)

Thank you for giving the game a shot, I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it!! 

The 2x2 cursor is an interesting suggestion... on paper, I do wonder how Kurukuru Twinkle's mechanic of swapping columns and rows in groups of two would impact building more precise shapes of circuits as opposed to simply matching blocks by color. That being said, I understand finding the cursor rotation to be a bit inelegant of an approach...I definitely plan to experiment with ways to further streamline the block-swapping process down the road

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[AFK] Mario CarballoSubmitted93 days ago

The uploaded file doesn't have a platform assigned (should be windows) so I can't install it using the itch desktop app (which makes it easier running it on linux using wine)

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Flores
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SunryskyDeveloper92 days ago(+1)

Thank you for pointing this out! Should hopefully be fixed now

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DzGamesSubmitted93 days ago

Nice game. Controls were a little tricky to start with, but after playing for a while, they made sense :)

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Columz
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bankbankSubmitted94 days ago

I like the aesthetic but I couldn't figure out how to make a match - even after reading the 'info' page

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MONEY
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DzGamesSubmitted93 days ago

You need to make a block of four, like a square, to get a match.

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SunryskyDeveloper92 days ago

To follow up on the other reply, a match entails practically any arrangement of same-color blocks that connect with each other on the horizontal / vertical axes and form a closed shape. A two-by-two square is the simplest arrangement, but it could also be a three-by-three square, a two-by-three rectangle, or any form of abstract polygon... just so long as they're comprised of the same color and you can draw a continuous line from any one block in the circuit back to itself by following the path you build.

 

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bankbankSubmitted92 days ago

thanks for the explanation, I'm gonna give it another try

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