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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Presentation | #357 | 4.237 | 4.237 |
| Overall | #478 | 3.877 | 3.877 |
| Enjoyment | #651 | 3.632 | 3.632 |
| Creativity | #982 | 3.763 | 3.763 |
Ranked from 38 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does your game fit the theme?
Aliens on Mars are sending a robot to explore Earth and find signs of life
Did your team create the vast majority of the art during the 48 hours?
No
We used pre-existing art
Did your team create the vast majority of the music during the 48 hours?
No
We used pre-existing audio
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Comments
Played on stream! See video for timestamp.
Dark soul of rovers! i love the game but its very hard! great job anyway!
This game was fun, though it started me on the third level. Its an interesting game and I cant believe you managed to pull it off in just two days!
Impressive code editor and functionality. This game was not the easiest, but completing it was definitely very fun!
Not a fan of the grainy filter, or maybe it’s a web thing, the web version does feel slightly laggy but that’s understandable.
The game itself it’s great, short and entertaining.
Impressive code editor! Would have loved more stages with puzzles like driving around obstacles.
I struggled with the angle_to function in the last puzzle though. Why is rad_to_deg((0,-2).angle_to(1,0)) 90°? I ended up calculating the target vector and using the Vector2.angle() function (realised later that angle_to_point does that).
Yeah that last level was only thrown together in the last hour of the jam and the example code given is pretty confusing. I did update it to be much clearer but just barely ran out of time to get that build uploaded
I like the visual effects
This reminds of lightbot coding a little robot. The game is really hard but it's enjoyable to figure out some of the puzzles. I would suggest adding a documentation in the game because I had to exit out of fullscreen a lot of time, but overall it's a great game in 48 hours.
It's not easy, I'll tell you that much :) A really well executed idea, feels polished. In the last puzzle I performed something akin to a programming war-crime but it got me through :D
Hey, thanks for sharing this on my stream!
I really enjoyed playing through and figuring out the puzzles. Outstanding job with the visual presentation - the dithered look and way the environment was set up really pulled me into the world and got me excited to think hard.
I hope you keep making beautiful games!
Wonderful execution, lovely graphic style. Plays like coding for the game jam XD
Really chill coding experience. The dithering effect works great.
Incredibly impressive for a 48 hour game jam, good stuff! Hard as balls though, but that may just be my small brain. Also love the presentation, I know it's pre-existing assets, but the way it's rendered is great!
Ok this game is awesome . But I don't know how I managed to break the game in a way that prevented me from editing the code and I had to reload which caused my progress to be gone :/ Apart from that Good Job
Really well made game! Incredible for only 48 hours!
This for sure made me think hard. I adored it with every aspect I found out - I wanted to play even more. Good job!
Had me thinking a bit. Im not a big fan of programming logic games but this one is fine. I enjoyed the shaders.
Nice, definitely a game for programmers xD
But it's well made :)
Who hasn't dreamed reaching this planet far away. (EARTH). Will there be some sort of life?
as a full time programmer, this bring me pain...JK!
the in-game programming is really impressive for a game made in such a short time period, and it looks and sounds really good too! the puzzles were all interesting (although i am kind of exhausted from looking at code all day for the last 48 hours lol). really impressive game, def top 100 material!